One tank trip: 6 Georgia roadside attractions worth the trip

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Learn wisdom from a slab of granite. Get lost in a labyrinth or get a new appreciation for found art on the Doll's Head trail. These are some of our suggestions for unusual roadside attractions in Georgia

From dolls heads to fishing lures, and antique toys to glass bottles, the upcycled junk art trail known as Doll's Head Trail is worth a visit.

Creepy or cool? Let the little ones decide on the Dolls Head Trail in southwest DeKalb County. HYOSUB SHIN / HSHIN@AJC.COM

Typically labeled a cross between Stonehenge and the Rosetta Stone, no one knows the exact purpose of these granite masterpieces dubbed the Georgia Guidestones.

The Georgia Guidestones in Elberton -- known as America's Stonehenge - is a mysterious structure reaching 19 feet high with messages in multiple languages. Contributed by Georgia Department of Economic Development. HANDOUT PHOTO - NOT FOR RESALE

The Rome labyrinth was originally an amphitheater built in 1930s, but was repurposed by a local resident.

Goats On The Roof -- really, that's the name of the new store outside Helen and an older one near Tiger, Ga. -- is just one hint at the lengths shopkeepers and restaurant owners are going to woo consumers.

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From dolls heads to fishing lures, and antique toys to glass bottles, the upcycled junk art trail known as Doll's Head Trail is worth a visit.

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