Spend your day browsing the finest shops in northwest Georgia, including antiques, collectibles, handmade crafts, historic treasures, fine art, clothing and accessories, herbs, aromatherapy and more, plus 15 local restaurants of the finest quality.
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Halfway between musically rich Macon and cosmopolitan Atlanta, and with easy access to I-75, the Forsyth KOA lies in the heart of Georgia. Though you would never know it from the quiet country setting, the campground is convenient to the city services of Forsyth and a host of regional attractions...
Chestatee Golf Club's rolling hillsides, unparalleled views and lovely wooded landscapes bring out the golfer in all of us. The Dennis Griffiths' signature links-style course rolls through meticulously groomed grounds. Lake Lanier's Premier Golfing Community was designed with you in mind. Besides a...
Scenic area located in the Chattahoochee National Forest offering a vista of Blood Mountain Cove and picnicking. This is a great photo opportunity. Operational hours: sunrise to sunset.
Come and enjoy a relaxing and beautiful float down the Chestatee River in Dahlonega, Georgia. We offer both a tubing and kayak trip that is enjoyable for families of all sizes and ages.
Tubing trips require a short walk down a trail along an old road bed right next to the river. We allow you to use...
Public hunting, camping, hiking, bird-watching, picnicking and fishing are available in this 25,000-acre area. This Wildlife Management Area, within the Chattahoochee National Forest, is open to hunting seasonally.
Chestatee Wildlife Preserve is located on 30 acres of gently rolling farmland, and is home to over 100 exotic and native animals. The preserve is an educational and non-profit organization licensed to exhibit exotic as well as domestic wildlife. A volunteer staff works with the animals, and...
Constructed by Athens' African-American community in 1896, it is one of the few remaining, single-room schoolhouses in Georgia. It was also used for social gatherings at holidays and for picnics during the summer months. The school house was added to the National Register of Historic Places on June...
Chickamauga and its residents have taken pride in preserving the area's historical beauty and keeping its small-town appeal. Whether you are looking for something old or something new, this small town has something for you. The downtown district is full of unique shops and a variety of restaurants....
In 1892, Congress authorized the purchase of 5,200 acres of land in northwest Georgia that makes up the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park. This was the first major Civil War battlefield set aside as a memorial to the soldiers who fought there. The park was officially dedicated in...