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PARENT | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Family Travel | | | | | | |  | After flooding, Six Flags serves up fears
No trace of waters as annual Fright Fest spooks park patrons
| |  | Shark encounters
In a swim at the Atlanta Aquarium, you’re not allowed to touch the fish. But the world’s largest shark is allowed to touch you — and does.
| |  | Dirt n’ my skirt
Girls love riding dirt bikes and my inner Steve McQueen loves riding with them
| |  | Land exotic
Riverbanks Zoo and Gardens features 3,000 animals and a huge botanical gardens that you can explore for the price of a tank of gas
| |  | Never-ending river
U.S. National Whitewater Center turns grownups into kids again with rafting, biking and climbing adventures
| |  | Hike Inn fun
Pack up your troubles in your aluminum-frame backpack, but leave your cell phone at home
| |  | Wet and Mild
Atlanta’s wettest attraction can be both exhilarating and relaxing
| |  | Get away at Callaway Gardens
Huge estate a wooded paradise with activities for the outdoorsy and the spa socialities
| |  | The Big One
If summer vacation automatically means Orlando, here are some hints for making it back alive
| |  | Road trippin'
A vacation to Atlanta attractions is easier on the gas budget, sure. But can a family survive it intact? Stacey Hudson finds out.
| |  | Orlando Blooms
Or, how I survived a minivan with three kids and 1,000 rotations of the “Shrek” soundtrack
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