North Georgia Mountain New Year
Up for some mountain adventures this New Year? The cities of Hiawassee and Young Harris are full of gorgeous mountain scenery and recreation opportunities. You can feel creativity in the air! A collaboration of artists, creators, and makers in this valley region produce inspirational works you can take home. Come to Towns County where Georgia meets the mountains and people meet their needs to chill and to be inspired. With the start of a New Year, we have assembled the Top 5 Ways to Explore Your North
Blue Ridge Mountain Holidays
North Georgia’s mountain towns will elevate your spirits during the holidays! The Blue Ridge Mountains appear like gentle peaks wrapped in soft blue velvet – earning their name Blue Ridge – and make up the southernmost part of the Appalachian Mountain chain. Hiawassee and Young Harris in Towns County are exceptional destinations for you and your special one, and all loved ones this season. Pull on your winter boots and join us this season! Come early on Saturdays for the Craft Show and stay for the
Summer Rocks
Welcome to Young Harris, The Enchanted Valley, and to Hiawassee, home of Georgia’s highest major lake – Lake Chatuge.Left: Music unites people at the Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds. The people in Young Harris and Hiawassee live amidst the folds of misty waterfalls, ancient mountain peaks, inviting trails across valleys and through forests, emerging viticulture, and lively mountain arts and music. The waterfalls and views are some of the finest in the Southeast experience. You are in the Chattahoochee-Oconee
Enjoy Tranquility and Respite at Lake Chatuge
Enjoy Tranquility and Respite at Lake Chatuge As we stretch further into a bright new year, there’s no better time to pause and ensure we are creating new and better habits, taking care of ourselves and prioritizing time to unwind. At Lake Chatuge, our scenic oasis of natural beauty provides the perfect backdrop to destress, reconnect with yourself and others and leave the stresses of the real world behind. The wintery stillness of the North Georgia mountains mingled with the calm of the virtually
