Waterfalls, gardens, gold-rush history, and apple country — the best of North Georgia is a short drive away.
Home to the tallest cascading waterfall in Georgia and a gateway to the Appalachian Trail — with hiking for every level and the rustic Len Foote Hike Inn.
One of the nation’s largest residential gardens — 300+ acres of daffodils, a Japanese garden, waterfalls, and a manor house.
A charming gold-rush town with a walkable square full of shops and galleries, gold-mine tours, and North Georgia’s wine country all around.
Georgia’s apple capital — pick-your-own orchards, cider and pie, antiquing, and lazy tubing on the Cartecay River.
The ‘First Mountain City of Georgia’ — boutique shopping, local dining, the antique trail, and the annual Georgia Marble Festival.
Descend into a real 1800s gold mine on a guided tour, then pan for gold and gems — a hit with kids and history buffs.
140+ brand-name outlet stores for a rainy-day shopping run, just off GA-400.
A fall must-do — mountains of pumpkins, hayrides, and a country store full of treats.
Georgia’s deepest lake, ringed by mountains — boating, marinas, waterfalls, and quiet coves.
Pair your outing with a stop along one of our winery loops or the local antique trail.
Booking straight through us means the best rate, a direct line to your host, and the same five-star home — minus the added service fees of the big travel sites.
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