Stunning scenery amid Northeast Georgia’s gentle peaks and rushing waters makes this region a natural paradise for visitors.
Discover the many possibilities:
Bridge the gap between past and present and enjoy the Northeast Mountains’ scenic beauty, natural treasures and small-town delights. The mountains will provide you with a simple escape to life’s daily rigors.
Click here for more information on the NE Georgia Mountains.
Welcome to the Most Visited Lakeside Resort in Georgia! Forty-five minutes from northeast Atlanta,...
Read MoreThis quaint mountain community is blessed with a beautiful downtown filled with antique, craft & collectible...
Read MoreU.S. 441 Heritage Highway passes through downtown Clarkesville, named in honor of General John C. Clark...
Read MoreVisit our Online Visitor Info Center for trip ideas, brochures & travel tips

Boat rental, full-service marina on Hartwell Lake convenient to I-85. Suzuki and Honda outboards.
DetailsFor more than a century, the secrets of the Diving Bell were held beneath the murky waters of the Chestatee River. On Oct. 18, 1876, the Diving Bell and its boat sank under mysterious circumstances. While...
DetailsFour of the 17 camp sites are on the banks of Cooper Creek. Amenities include picnic tables, tent pads and grills. This recreation area offers camping, hiking and trout fishing. Hikers can enjoy...
DetailsThe statue in the park is a tribute to the poultry industry in Gainesville that has earned the city the title of Poultry Capital of the World. Located on the corner of Jesse Jewell Parkway and West Academy...
DetailsProudly rank as among the nation’s top Mountain Golf Communities. Golf Digest selected our course as one of Georgia's top 20 for 2005-2006. And one of the top residential courses in the US in 2007...
DetailsWelcome to the Most Visited Lakeside Resort in Georgia! Forty-five minutes from northeast Atlanta,...
Read MoreThis quaint mountain community is blessed with a beautiful downtown filled with antique, craft & collectible...
Read MoreU.S. 441 Heritage Highway passes through downtown Clarkesville, named in honor of General John C. Clark...
Read MoreVisit our Online Visitor Info Center for trip ideas, brochures & travel tips

Browse the work of 40 potters from across the Southeast selling their unique creations of face jugs, pigs, roosters and more along with all types of handmade...
DetailsJoin us for the 10th Annual Tree Lighting of a 35-foot live Blue Spruce. Also caroling, hayrides, Santa Claus visit, bonfires, hot chocolate and cider. 706-745-2628.
DetailsIt's the German word for fun! Well, that may not be the actual translation, but to the folks attending Helen's Oktoberfest every year it may as well be. Oktoberfest in Helen may have started out small...
DetailsHemockfest is an annual bluegrass, blues, and rock music festival held to benefit efforts to save the Hemlock trees of the Blue Ridge Mountains, which are threatened by an invasive parasite, the wooly...
DetailsWelcome to the Most Visited Lakeside Resort in Georgia! Forty-five minutes from northeast Atlanta,...
Read MoreThis quaint mountain community is blessed with a beautiful downtown filled with antique, craft & collectible...
Read MoreU.S. 441 Heritage Highway passes through downtown Clarkesville, named in honor of General John C. Clark...
Read MoreVisit our Online Visitor Info Center for trip ideas, brochures & travel tips

Retreat from the hustle and bustle of work and responsibilities at our rustic European chalet-style lodge nestled on 9 acres in the foothills of the Appalachian...
DetailsThe Days Inn of Elberton is centrally located in the Granite Capitol of the World. Home of the Richard B. Russell Hydro Electric Dam and Recreational Reservoir. Located within of the famous Georgia Guidestones...
DetailsThe Toccoa RV park and Campground is open to campers year-round. Come stay at the campground and enjoy the multitude of outdoor adventures to choose from in the surrounding areas. Tent Campsite are...
DetailsThis newest Tanger Outlet hotel in Commerce features spacious, comfortable rooms and suites, along with deluxe continental breakfast, WiFi Internet, indoor heated pool and spa, and fitness room so...
DetailsScattered throughout the fairgrounds are 189 camping and RV sites that offer modern conveniences such as water, electricity, telephone and cable tv service. There are 92 sites in the Area 1 and 97 paved...
DetailsWelcome to the Most Visited Lakeside Resort in Georgia! Forty-five minutes from northeast Atlanta,...
Read MoreThis quaint mountain community is blessed with a beautiful downtown filled with antique, craft & collectible...
Read MoreU.S. 441 Heritage Highway passes through downtown Clarkesville, named in honor of General John C. Clark...
Read MoreVisit our Online Visitor Info Center for trip ideas, brochures & travel tips
