Mia Martin / Friday, January 11, 2019 / Categories: Tourism Take a 90 Mile Adventure! Staycation or Vacation Imagine being able to drive on a 93-mile adventure of 10 must-see sites. If you enjoy all things undead, this tour is for you. From vampires to zombies, this experience will give you the chance to see the scene locations from some of your favorite movies and shows! Stop 1-Mystic Falls Tours- Mystic Falls ToursStep foot into Mystic Falls, Virginiaas Mystic Falls Tours brings The CW’s “The Vampire Diaries” to life. Founded in Covington in 2010 and since expanded to Conyers, Mystic Falls Tours has provided fans with award winning guided tours to the series major filming locations as well as behind the scenes stories. www.mysticfallstours.comStop 2: The Woodbury ShoppeThe official “Walking Dead” store featuring thousands of AMC licensed products including the most complete assortment of “The Walking Dead” t-shirts and all things “The Walking Dead”. Don’t miss the museum downstairs featuring actual props from the show! www.thewoodburyshoppe.Stop 3: On LocationFrom Vampire Stalker t-shirts to Damon Salvatore cut outs to vials of vervain, fans of “The Vampire Diaries” and “The Originals” will be delighted by the wide selection of show inventory from both TV series fandoms. Don’t miss the signed autograph wall including cast and crew signatures from both series!Stop 4: Waking Dead CafeThe Waking Dead Cafe is the perfect location to jumpstart your morning with a cup of Starbucks coffee certain to “Wake the Dead” in you! After all, proper fans need to be alert to watch for zombies. Check out their exclusive licensed “The Walking Dead” products! www.wakingdeadcafe.comStop 5: Atlanta Movie ToursFrom the hospital where it all began to Terminus, Atlanta Movie Tours’ Big Zombie 1 tour takes you through urban Atlanta to rediscover where your favorite characters from “The Walking Dead” came to life... or back to life. Learn firsthand about what it takes to be a walker on the show from an Insider who has performed on the set. Additional Big Zombie tours covering all seasons and visiting Senoia, Haralson, Hampton, Griffin and more are available! www.atlantamovietours.comStop 6: Mystic GrillKnown for its delicious dishes, the Mystic Grill serves as a façade for “The Vampire Diaries” filming in the charming atmosphere of downtown Covington. While you may not get to lock eyes or drink bourbon with Damon Salvatore, Vampire Diaries’ fans may enjoy an extensive drinks menu at an exact replica of the TV series’ bar. Be sure not to miss out of the rooftop seating which overlooks the town square where filming often occurs! www.themysticgrill.comStop 7: The Celtic TavernThe Celtic Tavern, located in the heart of Olde Town Conyers, serves as the home of Gillespie’s Pub featured on The CW’s “The Originals”. Reminisce over the numerous scenes that have been filmed at the Irish Pub establishment while grabbing a quick “bite” or enjoying some nightly entertainment with a full bar selection. www.celtictavernconyers.comStop 8: Woodbury Zombie GeocacheVisit the REAL Woodbury where fans can hunt down zombie body parts and weapons on the loose in the Zombie Geoquest! Stop 9: Nic and Norman’sEnjoy a menu of gourmet burgers, steaks and seafood at Greg Nicotero and Norman Reedus’ new restaurant, Nic and Norman’s, in Senoia. Check out the 1930’s speak-easy atmosphere as well as the original artwork inside from both Norman and Greg! Walker fans may look forward to spotting both Greg and Norman from time to time behind the bar while in town shooting for “The Walking Dead”. www.nicandnormans.comStop 10: Georgia Tour CompanyHome to the area’s top-rated walking tours and adventure tour of the region – The Touring Dead, Senoia on the Big Screen and The Touring Dead II - Survive the Ride. Georgia Tour Company features sites from “The Walking Dead”, “Fried Green Tomatoes”, “Pet Sematary Two”, “Drop Dead Diva” and more! “The Walking Dead” fans can join The Touring Dead tours to walk from Woodbury to Alexandria and experience a full-day live-action adventure with heroes and villains from Senoia to the “Real Woodbury,” visiting exclusive filming locations featuring cosplayers in action. www.georgiatourcompany.comA 93-mile journey through urban landscapes and trendy downtowns, Georgia's Undead Trail invites Walker and Vampire Stalker fans to immerse themselves in their favorite TV series depicting zombies and vampires. Through a variety of film locations, attractions and restaurants, fans can get up close and personal to the filming locations that transformed Georgia towns into the facades for the communities of Alexandria, Mystic Falls and New Orleans. No survival gear needed! https://www.exploregeorgia.orgData Source: https://www.exploregeorgia.org/sites/default/files/listing_documents/FINAL20UnDead20Trail20Broch2085x1420150dpi20revised.pdf Previous Article Why Covington, Georgia is the Real Hollywood of the South™ Next Article What You May Not Have Known About Covington History Print 1834 Tags: covington georgia Georgia's Undead Trail of Zombies and Vampires Vampires Zombies Staycation Vacation