Fernbank Forest & Museum is a 65-acre old-growth sanctuary, one of the last of its kind, where trees over 300 years old tower above shaded trails teeming with wildlife. Barred owls, red foxes, and salamanders thrive beneath a dense canopy, preserving a prehistoric ecosystem in the modern world.

Inside Fernbank Museum, Earth’s history comes to life with massive dinosaur fossils, including the towering Argentinosaurus—the largest known land animal. Interactive exhibits explore geology, biodiversity, and outer space, while a giant-screen theater transports visitors into deep-sea trenches and distant galaxies. Outdoor adventure areas feature aerial walkways, fossil dig pits, and interactive science stations.

A seamless blend of ancient nature and cutting-edge discovery, it’s where towering trees meet towering dinosaurs—bridging past and present in one immersive experience.