LOCATE IT: Northeast Georgia Mountains

Located in a historic 5,000 square foot building built in the post-depression era, this arts center is a beautiful showcase for fine art and exhibits by Georgia artists are shown year round. The center features three galleries, art education classes and events for all ages, and an artists’ co-op gift shop,

The Best Fly Fishing Guides, Giving You The Best Fly Fishing Experience!

Visit for pick-your-own pumpkins and fresh produce including gourds, Indian corn and apples. Also find honey, apple cider , seminars on gardening, preserving and more. Seasonal please check website for events and opening dates.

The Heritage and Visitor’s Center includes a wide variety of items important to Braselton’s history, as well as the history and heritage of the surrounding area. We have also included items that, while not old, are an important part of why Braselton is special.

The highest point in Georgia at 4,784 ft., the observation deck offers a breathtaking view of the mountains’ scenic vistas, which sweep a four-state area. September through November it’s even possible to see the skyline of Atlanta.

The Brasstown Valley Golf Course has been ranked by both Golf Digest and Leading Golf Courses of America as one of the top Georgia courses to play. Designed by Denis Griffiths, the golf course winds through wildlife preserves, ponds and streams framed by the mountains.

This bridge was originally a railroad bridge, built about 1870 and used until a new Trestle on River Road was built in 1918 when the railroad was re-routed. The removed section of the bridge was relocated to Cobb Bridge Rd. in South Carolina and spans Chauga Creek.

Families will enjoy time together walking around our five acre corn maze. Come on out just one time and you’ll understand why so many people enjoy visiting this special agritourism spot ? perfect fun for all ages!

Buford Dam Park lies just north of Buford Dam on Lake Sidney Lanier. The site features beautiful views of the lake as well as excellent access to swimming, picnicking and boating.

Enjoy a fall pumpkin harvest, hayrides, talking pumpkin heads and popcorn processing. Seasonal (September-November).

Burton Mill Park is operated by the US Army Corps of Engineers on Lake Lanier. It’s a nice area to make a splash at the beach or for a quiet meal with friends and family at picnic tables and grills that line a path bordering the lake.

Butternut Creek Golf Course features rolling valley holes and challenging slopes with mountain views from all 18 holes. The Course sits in downtown Blairsville below beautiful Ivy Log Mountain. Butternut Creek plays to a modest 6,500+ yards, but 4 to 6 boxes on every hole give challenging options for every player. Water comes into play on 13 holes.

The Camp Toccoa at Currahee project is to celebrate the lives and contributions of the 6,000 “Toccoa Men” who trained on Currahee Mountain during World War II. The scope of the project entails recreating the Camp Gate, Regimental Headquarters, Bathhouse, Barracks, Pavilion and a display for a C-47 Aircraft to offer visitors an opportunity to see, hear, and feel what those brave men experienced on that hallowed ground and took with them as they were serving their county around the world.

This athletic park offers a playground, two softball fields and restrooms.

With a focus on supplying seasonal produce to local families and restaurants, we offer strawberries and lettuces in the spring; squash, eggplants, and tomatoes in the summer; lots of greens in the fall and winter seasons; and shitake mushrooms whenever they flush.

Paved multi-purpose trail

Having received numerous accolades from Golf Digest, members and guests frequently drive from as far away as South Georgia to enjoy this dramatic Mike Young design.

Planned around an ‘old family farm’ theme, CCVW features a c.1820 hand-hewn log cabin which serves as guest accommodations overlooking the vineyard. The ‘loft’ of the barn houses the tasting room atop the winery. Live music every Sat. and Sun., 2-5pm. Tasting room Thurs.-Sat. 11am-5:30pm and Sun. 12:30-5:30pm.

Cedar Creek Reservoir is a 536-acre park with a 143-acre lake and 393 wooded acres of beautiful countryside. Cedar Creek Reservoir has a small boat ramp for fishing enthusiasts with small, non-motorized boats. Hunting is not allowed. Leashed pets are allowed.

9-hole, public

18-hole, public

This 18-hole public golf course includes two bentgrass practice putting greens, a driving range, a practice area with a sand bunker and a chipping green, and a clubhouse that includes a pro shop and an excellent short-order grill.