Pike County, Georgia, combines historic town centers with a photography event and trails through several communities. Zebulon, Concord, Williamson, and Molena are separate starting points for a visit.

Zebulon and History

• The Pike County Courthouse in Zebulon was built in 1895.
• The Pike County Courthouse was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.
• The Pike County Courthouse features elements of the Romanesque Revival and Colonial Revival styles.
• The “Pike Pathways” history tour app includes 20 sites that tell the story of Pike County’s cultural heritage.

Culture and Trails

• Since 2003, art photographers and photography enthusiasts from across the United States have gathered in Pike County every September for SlowExposures.
• SlowExposures presents its work in late 19th-century buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
• The walking track in Concord follows a historic railroad line and offers a scenic walking route from the eastern city limits to the west side of downtown.
• The Thomas Nelson Memorial Garden in Concord can be reached by a path lined with stepping stones and is shaded by trees.
• The Meriwether-Pike County Scenic Byway is a 55-mile route to explore while driving through Molena.

More Destinations in the County

• Still Branch Reservoir is in Pike County on Georgia Highway 18, five miles south of Concord.
• Still Branch Reservoir covers 500 acres of water on an 850-acre site.
• Gregg Farms offers peaches, seasonal vegetables, and other fruits.

Choose the Right Accommodation

SlowExposures is described as an annual September event; check the program and exact venues. The reservoir is documented as a body of water, not automatically as a publicly accessible fishing spot. Compare accommodation options with your actual route through the county, not just with the county name.

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More Places in the Area

• Molena