LOCATE IT: Northeast Georgia Mountains

Wet docks for 75/100-foot covered and 100-foot open slips; 650 dry stack storage for boats up to 36 feet; private gated access; Gas dock with easy access for houseboats up to 130 feet; courtesy docks for dry stack customers.

Lanier Canoe and Kayak Club offers four coached lessons where participants learn basic paddling skills and water safety, operating from the 1996 Olympic Games kayaking venue on Lake Lanier.

Over two miles of trails, ecologically designed for easy walking and environmental protection, wind through this urban oak-hickory forest and prairie ecosystems which is also an Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary.

This large, tree-lined park has a boat launch, picnic tables and pavilions, and hiking trails. You can swim in the lake, but be aware there are no lifeguards.

This park is on the north end of Lake Lanier. Amenities include a boat launch, picnic tables with grills, and a swimming area (no lifeguard).

We are located on U.S. 19/129 5 miles south of Blairsville GA at mile marker #8. The store is open year round except for Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Thank you for choosing our stone-ground whole grain products.

Our purpose is twofold: to protect and preserve Heritage farmland and to grow traditional Appalachian foods in harmony with Nature. Our heritage crops provide seeds for future use, diverse nutritional needs year round and reward us with great taste. Our produce is all “in season” and harvested at its peak. Everything we sell is grown or raised on the Farm in natural and sustainable methods.

By far one of Gainesville’s most popular parks, Longwood offers great views of the lake, fishing, boat dock, eight tennis courts, trails, playgrounds and more. Try walking to the Downtown Square through the Rock Creek Greenway.

Lower Overlook Park is on the Chattahoochee River, overlooking Buford Dam. Amenities include picnic tables and grills as well as access to the Laurel Ridge Loop Trail.

Amenities include picnic tables, white sand beach, boat ramp, fishing areas, nature trails, restrooms and parking. Note: No pets allowed. No boating or rafting during water release from Buford Dam.

The 26-acre Lumpkin County Park includes athletic fields, picnic pavilions, and a 24,000 square-foot community center. The 60-acre sports complex includes baseball fields, softball fields, batting cage, recreation center with basketball court and several multi-purpose/banquet rooms for rental.

Lake Lanier Islands Campground offers year-round campsites for RVs and tents on the shores of Lake Lanier, as well as a boat ramp, fishing pier, and camp store.

This two-tier waterfall is 35 feet high with aquatic plants covering the weeping rock wall on the left. This 20-minute walk (0.5 mile in length) follows the Bartram Trail along the west side of the creek.

From Clayton, go east on Warwoman Road for 3 miles. Turn left onto Forest Service Road 152 and drive past the Game Checking Station. Park in the small cleared camping area on the left at a sharp left bend in the road. Walk west from the camping area. Cross Martin Creek, then travel uphill about 0.4 mile to the top of the falls.

Looking for something new, exciting and creative to do? Come join us to mix up your own masterpiece. We’ll supply the canvas, the paint and the brushes, and our professional and fun teachers will guide you step by step in creating your own piece of art that you take home.

This urban brownfields rails-to-trails project follows the north-south route of an abandoned historic railroad line and will be Gainesville’s downtown connection to the Highlands to Islands trail system. Biking and pedestrian trails, skate park, and public art are just a few of the amenities that make this greenway special.

The Minnehaha Trail (.4 mile in length) follows Fall Branch until it dead ends at Minnehaha Falls.  One of the most photographed, this waterfall tumbles approximately 100 feet falling and shoaling. Minnehaha Falls is buried in a wide, steep-sided cove packed with rhododendron, making this an exceptionally beautiful hike in mid-to-late May, when the rhododendron bloom.

Take Old Highway 441 South from downtown Clayton to Lake Rabun Road. Continue on Lake Rabun Road for 6.2 miles. Take a left on Low Gap Road (at Flat Creek Community sign). Bear left onto Bear Gap Road for 1.6 miles to a small pullout on the left. The trail starts on some wooden steps to the right, which lead to the falls.

This park’s central location makes it a perfect jumping off spot for exploring area waterfalls, mountain bike trails, shops and restaurants.

Visit us at Mountain Fresh Creamery where you can see your milk being bottled while you shop! Open Mon.-Sat. 10am-6pm, Sun. 1-6pm, closed major holidays. Come to ‘The Silo’ for fresh dipped cones & milkshakes!!!

The falls have a vertical drop of 100 feet and flow into Estatoah Falls in Dillard. You do not have to hike to get to the falls. This is a great place for a picnic with two picnic tables available first come first serve. There is hiking that begins at the base of the falls along the stream.

Go north from Clayton on U.S. 441 and turn right on GA Hwy. 246 towards Sky Valley. Turn left at Sky Valley’s entrance gate, then right on Tahoe Road and continue to the falls.

Mulberry Creek Park is a 22-acre park with a 28,000-square-foot community center, a dog park, walking track, and children’s playground.

Up to 8 baseball/softball fields, an indoor training facility with 6 batting cages, 4 regulation size soccer/lacrosse/flag football fields, and plans for an ADA ballfield make this a premier facility for youth sports.

Murrayville Park is a 28-acre park in Murrayville, Georgia. Park amenities include tennis/pickleball courts, playground, picnic pavilion, baseball/softball fields and soccer field.