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In the heart of North Georgia's Wine Country, visit this 184-acre vineyard estate. Weekly tours, tastings, folk art gallery and packages are available. Three Sisters Vineyards is Dahlonega's First Family Farm Winery and Lumpkin County's Founding Grapegrowers.

Nestled in the foothills of the southern Appalachian Mountains, the quaint historic town of Dahlonega in Lumpkin County claims fame to being the site of the first American Gold rush as well as a community filled with the arts, four wineries, numerous heritage sites, and plenty of outdoor recreation.

This 6,995-yard, par-72 Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course is nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains alongside the Chestatee River and close to Historic Downtown Dahlonega.

Historic Theatre located within easy walking distance of Downtown Dahlonega. First rate productions, movies, children's theater and special concerts.

Enjoy a day trip to some of Georgia's best wineries. We'll take you from Atlanta, or a designated location of your choosing, to Wolf Winery, Frogtown, Three Sisters, Blackstock, and Monteluce just past Dahlonega in north Georgia. Breaktaking views, live entertainment and special events await!

Located in Dahlonega area, this preserve specializes in the preservation of exotic and domestic wildlife through education.

Motorcycle rentals, sales, & service at European Motorsports in Dahlonega in the Northeast Georgia Mountains.

BlackStock Vineyards, the first of the current vineyards in the Dahlonega area, was founded by formally-trained winemaker David Harris, a 20+ year pioneer in Georgia wine. After a decade dedicated to evolving a vineyard, BlackStock now offers an estate winery for your pleasure.

Located next to Forrest Hills Resort offering 1-hour, 2-hour & half-day guided rides PLUS scenic, horse-drawn wagon rides to the river house for a cookout featuring steak & chicken hot off the grill & live entertainment! Enjoy a bonfire, horseshoe island, ping pong, darts, shoot pool & more!

Dahlonega Wine Tours: tour the Georgia Wine Highway's Wineries in and about Dahlonega with your group or that special someone

Learn about our nation's first gold rush inside the oldest courthouse in Georgia.

Montaluce is a new wine country development on 400 rolling acres in the North Georgia Mountains near Dahlonega. Winery, tours, tasting room and beautiful restaurant Le Vigne. Please see website for details about special events, festivals and great opportunities to enjoy North Georgia's at its best.

Dahlonega Arts Council, housed at the Olde Cannery Arts Center, features special art exhibits of local area artists, workshops, art classes, and community art projects.

Georgia farm winery tasting room and natural handmade Georgia products and art.

Tour underground tunnels, learn about miners, pan for or screen for gems.

We are a small local shop at home in the mountains, staffed with people who are passionate about bicycles. Mountain, road, cyclocross, or recreational riding: It doesn't matter; we love bikes.

Visit Georgia's only working stamp mill, a 120-year-old machine used to crush rock and remove gold. Pan for gold and gemstones. Crisson’ s is a great activity for all kinds of groups.

Regularly scheduled shows each Friday while school is in session. School and special shows available by appointment. Shows followed by a sky viewing.

Five beautiful waterfalls along the 3-mile section of the DeSoto Falls Trail located in the 650-acre DeSoto Falls recreation area.

Frogtown is a 57 acre wine estate located at the foot of the Appalachian Mountains equal distance between Dahlonega and Cleveland Georgia. Wine Tastings. Winemake and Wine Taster Dinners. Perfect for weddings, corporate events and other special events.

View the newly discovered mine shaft located underneath the Smith House, plus see some of its artifacts.

Enjoy 1 and 2 hour horseback rides (guided or unguided) on pasture and mountain trails.

Enjoy wine tours and tastings, the Vineyard Cafe, special events, Sunday brunches and gourmet dinners.

Quirky art gallery in an old chicken house has an interesting collection of chickens and pheasants as well as a beautiful garden.

U.S. Forest Service Recreation Area in the Brasstown Ranger District. Popular 3-acre trout lake, picnicking, camping. fishing and hiking.