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A Gem Mining Experience right on the Toccoa River. Stop by and find some gems in our mining troughs, and stay enjoy breakfast or lunch in our restaurant! Lots of mountain treasures for the kids!

Lake Lanier is home to some of the best striped bass and spotted bass fishing in the United States. Catching Not Fishing Guide Service, operated by Captain Clay Cunningham, is open year-round and seven days a week on Lake Lanier. Captain Clay Cunningham has over twenty years experience chasing...

In the scenic foothills of northeast Georgia, you'll find a one-of-a-kind golf club and conference center minutes from Lake Hartwell in Hartwell, Ga. An elegant 40,000-square-foot club house anchors this par 72, semi-private golf course that is open for play seven days a week. Cateechee Golf Club...

Crafdal Farm is 50 beautiful acres in peaceful Buckhead, Georgia. From our house barn constructed from 100-year-old timbers to our 35-head heard of alpacas, we think it's a very special place.

Our quaint one room cabin is nestled on 50 acres of beautiful farmland six miles from downtown Madison...

Dedicated in 1876, this Gothic-style cathedral is the oldest Roman Catholic Church in Georgia, and its twin spires are a local landmark on the Savannah skyline. An extensive preservation effort was recently completed.

Office hours are Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm. See website for mass Schedule and...

Experience Savannah in style at this beautifully renovated
1880s inn, originally owned by the Savannah Historic Foundation. Set on a quiet
street in the Victorian District and only a short stroll from Forsyth Park, it
offers a warm and welcoming place to unwind. Enjoy nine comfortable rooms with...

Our communities are a great place to live, work, and play. Explore Civil War history at the Chickamauga Chattanooga National Military Park, the Old Stone Church, and the Ringgold Depot. Discover Fort Oglethorpe's namesake at the 6th Cavalry Museum. Taste distinctive flavors at the Georgia Winery...

Cave Spring is a small
town just 15 miles southwest of Rome and 1.5 hours from Atlanta, with a picturesque square and a mix of adorable shops,
delightful restaurants and outdoor adventures.
The town’s namesake is a natural limestone cave with a mineral spring that
flows into a rock pond. The water...

The Cave Spring Welcome Center and Museum is a museum with visitor info about the history of the town, information about the Georgia School for the Deaf, a re-make of a classroom in the historical Fairview and E.S. Brown African-American schools, and the starting point for various walking tours.

Planned around an "old family farm" theme, Cavender Creek Vineyards and Winery features a c.1820 hand-hewn log cabin, disassembled and moved from Tennessee, which serves as guest accommodations. Next door is the winery, styled after an old-fashioned barn with a covered deck with a view of the...