Hiking Trails In North Georgia Most Are FREE Or Cheap

I have promised myself that I would get more outside time this summer and hiking is an incredibly fun and inexpensive way to do it with the children or the entire family (yes you can get dad involved). For a great guide on trails around Georgia check out http://www.georgiatrails.com/gt/Georgia_Hikes
They are give you directions of trails in and around Georgia as well an easy to follow summary of each trail describing length, type of trail and they also provide ratings on easy or hardness of the trail.
As an add bonus they also provide information about the area the trail is in and histories of that area.

If you are in to biking trails they also have listings of a few of those: http://www.georgiatrails.com/gt/Bike_rides_in_Georgia

Free Skating Every Week For You Children

Kids Skate Free is a website that lets you sign all you children to get 1 free skating pass every week. What a great rainy day activity! All you have to do is go to their website and sign up and they will email you your passes every week just print and go.

The site has a zipcode search bar so you can find the rinks in your area.

Make sure you view the hours your rink allows the free passes because each rink may have different days and times that they take the passes.

The Woodstock Summer Concert Series Free June 14th

Woodstock Summer Concert Series

 
Saturday, June 14th Woodstock Concert in the park will be featuring The Molly Ringwalds an 80s cover band in the Park at City Center in Downtown Woodstock. The concerts are a lot of fun for the whole family and they are free. Just bring folding chairs or a blanket and your fun side there is plenty of room to relax and enjoy or get up and dance.

Starts at 7:30pm 

To see other up coming concerts at Woodstock Park visit Woodstock Park Concert Series