Peaches, Skeet, & Fried Green Tomatoes on Georgia’s Historic U.S. 41 | Georgia Traveler

Join the Georgia Traveler team as we take a flavorful and fun-filled road trip along one of Georgia’s most historic routes—U.S. 41, also known as the Old Dixie Highway. Our journey begins in Macon, where we stop at the Visitor Information Center for some top travel tips. From there, we head to Juliette, home of the iconic Whistle Stop Café, made famous by the film Fried Green Tomatoes, for a taste of the South's most beloved comfort food.

Next, we celebrate Georgia’s sweetest season at the Georgia Peach Festival in Fort Valley, where Phil dives into the state's favorite fruit. Meanwhile, Keely heads to Henderson Village near Perry for a stylish getaway, complete with skeet shooting and serene Southern charm.

Whether you’re into food, festivals, or historic highways, this episode is your perfect guide to the sights, tastes, and experiences that define mid-Georgia.
Original air date: January, 2007

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