Celebrate Halloween with a wild twist as the Highlands Biological Foundation invites families to trick-or-treat through enchanted forest trails, meet spooky wildlife, and cozy up by the bonfire.

Just beyond Clayton, Georgia, the Warwoman Dell trail offers a scenic hike through forested history and three stunning waterfalls—all in the footsteps of a legendary Cherokee woman.

Crisp air and vivid foliage make October a perfect time to enjoy native trees and late-blooming flowers. From sourwoods and goldenrod to wild blueberries and ironweed, nature quietly dazzles—ideal for a walk, garden inspiration, or simply soaking in the season.

With tuxedoed males and intricately adorned females, the Rose-breasted Grosbeak dazzles birders with its regal plumage and melodious song.

A short, scenic trek in Panthertown Valley leads to a peaceful waterfall with a sandy wading pool—perfect for families.

A walk on the Wild Side is incredibly easy when you lace up your hiking boots (or comfy sneakers) and step upon the Highlands Plateau Greenway.

Without new streams and new schemes, the magic built into Fly Fishing can vanish.

Highlands’ wildest summer tradition, the Zahner Conservation Lecture Series, spans the season with discoveries large and small.

Gardening on the Plateau is measured by careful motion and wise routine, even as things reach an emerald intensity.