Drive your motorhome rental in Woodstock south and follow State Highway 92 for about 17 miles, and you'll arrive at the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area. It’s a delightful place to take a nature walk, raft through the rugged shoals, fish on the misty waters, or simply enjoy an afternoon picnic. From here, you're not that far from an encounter with marine animals at the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta . While in town, view the displays at the World of Coca-Cola, or take a look at the behind-the-scenes of TV news network at the CNN Center. Martin Luther King Jr.'s national historic site is also here; the revered leader of the Civil Rights Movement was born in Atlanta. During the American Civil War, Georgia was one of the Confederate states, so there are many historic places near and far that played a key role in the unfolding of events. And this is where you get to put your RV rental in Woodstock to good use. A mere 20-minute drive south along I-575 takes you to the Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park where opposing forces fought from June 19 until July 2, 1864. Farther out, 160 miles south via I-75, the Andersonville National Historic Site served as a Confederate military prison. Towards the end of the war, the 'Death Knell of the Confederacy' was heard at Chattanooga, 100 miles north of Woodstock. Don’t overlook the outdoor offerings of these historic national parks. They’re crisscrossed by hundreds of miles of hiking trails suitable to all experience and fitness levels. Venture farther out into the stunning Blue Ridge country with your Woodstock travel trailer rental and drive up to the top of Georgia's highest peak. Set off from Helen, a historic sawmill town with a Bavarian vibe, 75 miles north of Woodstock and make your way up the summit through the forested mountains, valleys and foothills of the Chattahoochee National Forest. Follow the 41-mile Russell-Brasstown National Scenic Byway to get back to Helen, or plan for a multi-day trip so you can hike a section of Georgia's Appalachian Trail.