We serve casual baked southern food, which is a meat and three traditional southern cooking menu with featured items that vary each day. Check out their Facebook page for daily specials and more.
This is the location of the Dave's BBQ as featured in the movie "My Cousin Vinny". Come and sit in the My...
When you visit The Happy Hawg, you're in for a treat. Experience our off-the-smoker hand-chopped pork, scrumptious sides or any of our other mouthwatering lightly smoked meats. This pit master is renowned in this region of the Northeastern Georgia mountains for producing the best combinations of...
The Cannonball House is an 1853 Greek Revival home built by Judge Asa Holt. The house was struck by Federal artillery in July 1864 during General George Stoneman's Cavalry raid. The house contains the founders' furniture for the two oldest sororities in the world, Adelphean and Philomathean. In...
This 36-hole course is a Joe Lee and Ward Northrup design. It is a Golf Digest "Top 25 Public Golf Courses" public golf facility, and features two courses and a golf repair shop.
If you are looking for the perfect mountain getaway in North Georgia, visit the Bull Mountain Lodge and become part of the relaxed mountain atmosphere. We are located just 12 miles from the historic Dahlonega Square. Blue Mountain Lodge is designed specifically for families or small groups that...
Bull River Cruises offers a variety of cruises in the Savannah area. General public tours available; please call for times and offerings. Group tours range from the Savannah River to the barrier islands of the area. We specialize in ecological education on the water, and we work with each group to...
Bull River Marina is a full-service, 100-slip marina in the beautiful salt marshes of Wilmington Island along scenic Highway 80 in Historic Savannah, Georgia. Bull River Marina offers a panoramic view of one of the largest estuaries on the Eastern seaboard as well as the Savannah River shipping...
This wildlife management area consists of 14,000 acres of pine, hardwood and river swamp. For the outdoorsman, it offers hunting, fishing, birding and primitive camping. Managed by DNR.
Bulloch Hall was built in 1839 by Major James Stephens Bulloch, one of Roswell's first settlers and the grandson of Georgia's Revolutionary Governor, Archibald Bulloch. The Greek Revival structure has been described as one of the most significant houses in Georgia and one of the South's few examples...