Windows to the past can be found all across northwest georgia in the Historic High Country region, the Land of Sights and Legends. Discover the many possibilities: Enjoy - amusement parks and outdoor sports, discover - the legacy of georgia's land and her Civil War heritage, explore - streams, lakes, orchards and wineries. As a major settlement for Native Americans, a plethora of historical sites are scattered across the rolling hills and rippling waterways of the Historic High Country. Immerse yourself in the history and enjoy the legacies.
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Located on the western edge of Lookout Mountain, this is one of the most scenic parks in the state, offering rugged geology and beautiful vistas. The ...
DetailsBooth Western Art Museum, an Affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, is a 120,000 square foot museum located in Cartersville, Georgia. Guests are invited to See America's Story through con...
DetailsGeorgia Resort , Barnsley Gardens and it's amazing golf course has been featured as one of Golf Magazine's Premier Resorts for 2010. The General was given a Silver Medalist designation....fo...
DetailsAntebellum plantation house, set on seven acres, furnished in the atmosphere of early Southern aristocracy. The only structure left standing that was used by both armies during the Battle of Chickamau...
DetailsThe Western and Atlantic Railroad Tunnel, part of the Tunnel Hill Heritage Center attraction site, is one of the oldest railroad tunnels in the South. During the Civil War, the tunnel played a part i...
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Read MoreJasper’s claim to fame is that of being Georgia’s Marble Capital; especially unique is the pink marb...
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Toasting the Arts: Valentine Wine & Cheese Fundrainsing Event. Enjoy the new wines from the mountains of North GA. Sarah Auman from Out of the Blu...
DetailsWhether it's the 17 or 34 mile route, the route along northwest Georgia's scenic Pinhoti Trail offers some of the most challenging course in the southeastern United States! Come to watch, volunteer or...
DetailsJoin us for a four-day celebration of the West including featured artist Nelson Boren; entertainers Doc Stovall and the Tumbleweed Cowboy Band, Sweethearts in Carhartts, and Red Steagall; children’s a...
DetailsSome of the most recognizable names in basketball history have entertained audiences in the Globetrotter uniform. The Globetrotters have played more than 25,000 games, entertaining everyone from Presi...
DetailsMarch 17, 2012: We invite you to experience the largest campus in the world - Berry College's 26,000 acre wonderland, packed with miles and miles of historic buildings, pristine forest, and diverse wi...
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Serenity offers 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom and 3 bedroom suites. All of our rooms come equipped with a king-sized bed (plus queens in the 2nd and 3rd bedroo...
DetailsLocated in Ellijay Georgia on 18 beautiful acres our B&B is an old homestead, an artist retreat and intimate event facility. Our guest cottages are luxury sleeping tents from India. Don't let the...
DetailsGet ready to relax in rugged indulgence. The historic Butler-Cape House, built in the mid 1800's, is the heart of the Ranch. Our rooms, cabins and suites are hand-crafted for your delight. Antiques, ...
Details24 rooms and suites. Accessible to all of Rome and Floyd county, this property is conveniently located to industries on the west side of Rome.Continental breakfast, Free HBO, "Jacuzzi, in room", Smoki...
DetailsWelcome to Murray Lodge. Our hotel is designed especially for longer stays featuring fully-equipped kitchens with refrigerator, microwave, and stovetop, on-site guest laundry and plenty of other ameni...
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Home to several thousand Native Americans between 1000 A.D. to 1550 A.D., this 54-acre site contains six earthen mounds, a plaza, village area, borrow pits and defensive ditch. This is the most intact Mississippian Culture site in the Southeastern United States. While only nine percent of this site has been excavated, examination at Mound C and surrounding artifacts revealed much about the people who lived here more than 500 years ago. The Etowah Indian Mounds symbolize a society rich in ritual. Towering over the community, the 63-foot flat-topped earthen knoll was used as a platform for the home of the priest-chief. In another mound, nobility were buried in elaborate costumes accompanied by items they would need in their after-lives. Today, visitors may tour the museum where exhibits interpret daily life in the once self-sufficient community. Many artifacts show how the natives of this political and religious center decorated themselves with shell beads, tattoos, paint, etc.
DetailsThis National Landmark, built in 1794, is the original home of prominent Cherokee leader, Major Ridge. Artifacts discovered on the grounds behind the house, as well as other materials relating to the removal of the Cherokees from the Georgia area are on display. Special events throughout the year further explore the Cherokee heritage of northwest Georgia. The home is also a nationally-designated site along the infamous Trail of Tears.
DetailsHave you ever wanted to live in or visit a place where you felt absolutely at home? There is a place...
Read MoreRetreat, meet and compete here! Explore the shops, restaurants and galleries of historic downtown Ca...
Read MoreJasper’s claim to fame is that of being Georgia’s Marble Capital; especially unique is the pink marb...
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