Thompson Creek Park is a small park and boat launch area located on the north west end of Lake Lanier. It has a picnic pavilion, large covered BBQ area, bathrooms, plus a boat ramp and dock. Thompson Creek Park is a Corps of Engineers park. Call 770-945-9531 for more information.
Hear live country, folk, and bluegrass music at the Ringgold Depot! Free admission for all ages. Musicians are welcome to bring instruments.
The city of Hogansville is proud of its many architecturally and historically significant properties, including the outdoor amphitheater, train depot, the Royal Theater, and the Grand Hotel. Friendly merchants with a love of history offer antiques, vintage lighting and hardware, primitive furniture...
The Griffin Golf Course, a Seaton Bailey design,
has been a beacon of affordable, high-quality recreation for the citizens of
Griffin and its surrounding areas since 1932. Our 18-hole par 72 course, with a
6,430-yard layout, is distinguished by its rolling fairways and manicured
Champion Bermuda...
Meridian, a small community 7 miles north of Darien, serves as the gateway to Sapelo Island. Before boarding the ferry to the barrier island, stop in the Sapelo Island Visitor Center to learn about the Reynolds legacy, the University of Georgia Marine Institute research, Gullah Geechee culture and...
The Bob Owens Art Gallery at the University of North Georgia in Dahlonega, hosts approximately six exhibitions annually, including the "Hal B. Rhodes Student Exhibition," and "Appalachia Here and Now." The exhibitions feature the work of promising students, regional, national, and international...
The Roy C. Moore Art Gallery is located on the Gainesville Campus in the Continuing Education/ Performing Arts Building. This gallery hosts yearly exhibitions, artists talks and activities giving audiences an opportunity to experience a wide variety of contemporary art by local, regional and...
Project Road Share is an informal trail system throughout Walton County that utilizes our scenic, low traffic, public road ways.
Looking for an affordable family vacation destination? Whether you stay a week-end or week at Hard Labor Creek State Park, the whole family will find interesting and...
Nahunta, the county seat of Brantley County, incorporated on July 28, 1925. Two stories propose the origin of the city's name. Some say it derived from the Iroquoian "nahunta", meaning "tall trees", while others say the name is a colloquialism derived from railroad maps and a sign, "N.A. Hunter...
Stop at the Welcome Center and pick up a free illustrated brochure of our Wellness Walk Tour of Historic Homes & Sites in Social Circle. The Welcome Center is open Monday - Friday, from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Have an adventure and get healthy doing it! We are an old town in rural Georgia's history...