Hidden Gems Cumberland Island It doesn’t get much more remote than this barrier island celebrated for its wild horses, undeveloped beaches and Dungeness Ruins (the remains of a once stately mansion built by Thomas Carnegie, brother of steel tycoon Andrew Carnegie). Travel the island’s unpaved roads via bicycle or guided walking tour, and spend hours combing the beaches for shells. For an overnight stay, book a room at the luxe Greyfield Inn or camp out beneath the moss-draped branches of Southern live oaks. DUNGENESS RUINS, CUMBERLAND ISLAND NATIONAL SEASHORE/CALEB JONES EXPLOREGEORGIA.ORG 127
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