While summer is certainly going to look different this year in Georgia amid the coronavirus outbreak and social distancing efforts. But there are still plenty of options to get out and enjoy all the state has to offer.

Take a camping trip

Even if you don't travel far, there, there are still some ways to get outside and explore.

If you're considering where to go, a new list ranked this the best place to camp in Georgia.

Trek to the beach

Maybe you’re looking for new scenery while working remotely or just a weekend getaway. Either way, there are  plenty of worthy sandy strands within driving distance of Atlanta, and one is bound to suit your tastes.

See five of the best beaches near Atlanta here.

Go to a drive-in

Amid the coronavirus outbreak, drive-in movie theaters are seeing a resurgence. Check out the pop-up drive-in theater at the Plaza or Atlanta's Starlight drive-in.

See Georgia’s roadside attractions

Georgia is home to plenty of quirky roadside attractions. From Doll's Head Trail to the Georgia Guidestones or Howard Finster's Paradise Gardens, here are some places to consider checking out.

Check out a farmers market

Across the metro area, farmers markets are back for the year. Many of them include new safety measures. See a full guide to 2020 metro Atlanta markets here.

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The metro Atlanta area is home to plenty of mini golf courses, including Pirate's Cove Adventure Golf in Duluth, that can be enjoyed by all ages.

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