LION’S EYE TRAIL NEAR HELEN Located at Anna Ruby Falls, the Lion’s Eye Trail was specifically created for people with visual impairments to enjoy. It is a fully paved hiking trail with interpretive signs in both normal text and Braille. A cable handrail is available to guide you from one interpretive sign to the next. This trail is 0.1 mile long and goes along Smith Creek. FERNBANK MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY ATLANTA Fernbank consists of a natural-history museum, a Giant Screen Theater and an old-growth forest. They strive to be accessible for all guests; and for those with visual impairments, Fernbank offers descriptive-narration headsets in the Giant Screen Theater, where science-based docs and IMAX films like “Dinosaurs of Antarctica” and “Secrets of the Sea” are shown daily. These headsets feature an adjustable volume control that describes the visual setting and action taking place in the film. Audio and sound effects are amplified in the movie as well. COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME ATLANTA If you are a sports fan at all, the college Football Hall of Fame in downtown Atlanta is calling you. There are a variety of interactive exhibits, making this a fun attraction even for those who aren’t huge college football fans. For visitors with visual impairments, the hall can arrange complimentary tour guides when given 48 hours’ notice. Visual 88 #EXPLOREGEORGIA COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME, ATLANTA/ACVB MARKETING
Official State Travel Guide 2023 Georgia Official State Travel Guide: Page 88
