2014 ALPINE HELEN GEORGIA

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2014 ALPINE HELEN GEORGIA
WELCOME TO HELEN!
How Did Helen Become What It Is Today?
Helen, nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains on the Chattahoochee River, is a re-creation of an alpine village complete with
cobblestone alleys and old-world towers. This Northeast Georgia village has a rich history linked to the Cherokee Indians and
their burial mounds as well as early settlers who arrived in the
early 1900s to mine for gold and cut virgin timber for a thriving
lumber industry.
Now celebrating its 42nd year as
a mountain community with a touch
of Bavaria, Helen’s evolution into an
alpine village began in 1968 when a
group of local businessmen met to
discuss ways to revitalize their town.
2014 Helen Travel Guide
2............................................................Calendar of Events
14.....................................................................Region Map
16......................................................................... City Map
18........................................................................ Directions
19.............................................................Bed & Breakfasts
20............................................. Cabins & Vacation Rentals
23..............................................................................Motels
25.................................................................. Campgrounds
26..............................................................................Dining
29............................................................................ Services
30......................... Wedding Chapels & Reception Venues
31..........................................................................Shopping
36......................................... Attractions & Entertainment
38............................ Canoeing, Cruises, Rafting & Tubing
38..................................................................................Golf
39........................................Carriage & Horseback Riding
39.............................................................Mountain Biking
39........................................................Wine and Vineyards
40....................................................................Hiking Trails
41........................................ Waterfalls & Covered Bridges
63......................................................................Oktoberfest
The Alpine Helen-White County Convention & Visitors Bureau has
completed this guide to aid in your discovery of the many natural attractions and back road treasures located in this area of the Northeast Georgia
mountains. We hope you will enjoy your visit. Please stop by the Helen
Welcome Center when you arrive. Our well-trained staff will assist you
with your visit to Helen, White County, or Northeast Georgia. Call the
Helen Welcome Center at 1-800-858-8027, or contact us through our
website at helenga.org or on your hand held device at helenga.mobi
They approached a nearby
artist friend who had been
stationed in Germany. He
sketched the buildings, added gingerbread trim, details
and colors to the buildings,
giving an Alpine look to
the entire town. In January
1969, business owners and local carpenters began turning ideas
into reality and all downtown stores were renovated. Facades of
buildings were painted with scenes of Bavaria and North Georgia,mirroring the migration of early settlers. In 2002 alone, $1.2
million was spent on improvements in the downtown area.
Helen has accomplished much; it
has created a new town and industry,
providing jobs for more people and
boosting the economy of the entire area.
Helen also commemorates its historic past when the early settlers came to
this remote area. A village with mountain heritage and a touch of Bavaria, Helen has created a unique
experience for its visitor.
So, this is the story of Helen, the miracle of a small, remote
mountain community that revitalized itself in various ways
throughout several centuries and that today hosts nearly 2 million visitors each year.
What does Helen have to Offer?
Just northeast of Atlanta, off
Interstate 985-365, and southwest
of Greenville, SC, off Interstate 85,
Helen provides visitors a place to relax, away from the hustle and bustle
of city life. More than 200 specialty
and import shops, restaurants and
over 1,100 quality rooms are located in Helen. Outside of town,
cabins and chalets are available, many with cozy fireplaces in
secluded settings.
Visitors can enjoy river tubing, horseback riding, golf,
canoeing, fishing,mountain biking or hiking to one of the many
majestic waterfalls close by. Helen hosts one of the nation’s
longest Oktoberfests each year, bringing in thousands of revelers.
What is Helen’s Climate Like?
Temperatures in the North Georgia Mountains vary greatly.
Summertime temperatures range from 90 degrees F during the
day to 70 degrees F during the night, while winter temperatures
range from 60 degrees F during the day to a low of 20 degrees
F at night. Usually, the cool mountain breezes make the climate
very comfortable for everyone.
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EVENTS
JANUARY
First Visit Tours, First Saturday of each month, 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. Smithgall Woods.
Learn more about the park on a tour of the Visitor Center area & a van tour. 706-878-3087
Tour de la Cave & Barrel Sampling, Yonah Mountain Vineyards. The tour is scheduled
for 12:00 noon almost every Saturday of the year. Owner Bob Miller leads tours of
Georgia’s only wine cave followed by barrel sampling of future Yonah Mountain Vineyards
vintages. The tour concludes at the tasting room with a pour of 6 current wines. Music in
the tasting room is also offered every Saturday. 706-878-5522,
www.YonahMountainVineyards.com
Conservation Club, Saturdays, January – May ,10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., Smithgall Woods.
Club programs will educate members on wise land management principles and current
conservation issues. Classroom and hands-on work with conservation projects. The Club
will meet throughout the semester on the first and third Saturdays each month. For
students in grades 4-8. 706-878-3087
Grand Opening of the Yonah Mountain Vineyards Tasting Room - Yonah Mountain
Vineyards will celebrate the opening of its new tasting room near Cleveland throughout
the month of January 2014. Tastings are offered on a walk-in basis and the award winning
wines of Yonah Mountain Vineyards are sold by the glass and bottle. 706-878-5522,
1 • First Day Hike, 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. Smithgall Woods. Hike 1.3 miles on flat roadway to
Smithgall’s beautiful cottage facility. 706-878-3087
2-3 • New Year’s Camp, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., Smithgall Woods. Kids ages 6-14 can ring
in the new year with fun holiday traditions, indoor and outdoor games, “leaf sledding,” and
more. 706-878-3087
11 • Hogpen Hill Climb, Unicoi State Park. Contact: Habitat for Humanity, 706-7545313 x 201
11 • Beginning Bee-Keeping, 9:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., Smithgall Woods. Learn about
basic bee-keeping and how to start a hive. A trip to the apiary will be included, weather
permitting. Register in advance. 706-878-3087
12 • The Masterpiece Mixers Painting & Tasting Party, Yonah Mountain Vineyards. A
fun afternoon of creating original art while enjoying great wine. One fee covers all you need
- aprons, paints, canvas and instruction by Masterpiece Mixers masters. It includes three 2
ounce glasses of wine of your choice. Explore, create and sip from 2:00 - 4:00 PM at the
tasting room. The Painting Y Tasting Party is offered the second Sunday of each month.
Register with Masterpiece Mixers at www.masterpiecemixers.com or call 678-928-1100.
18 • Get to Know Your Zoo, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279, www.northgeorgiazoo.com
19 • Behind the Scenes Tours, 4PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279,
www.northgeorgiazoo.com
25 • Dulcimer-Making Class, 9:00a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Smithgall Woods. Assemble, sand,
and finish an all wood Appalachian dulcimer with Dulcimer maker and musician, Bob
Thomason. 706-878-3087
25 • Winter Wino Carnival, 7:00 p.m – 10:00 pm., Sautee Nacoochee Vineyards. Join us
as we kick off the winter Fasching season with our fifth annual Winter “Wino” Carnival.
Live music provided by Christopher Glenn, cash wine bar, prize awarded for best costume.
Refreshments & non-alcoholic beverages provided. 706-878-1056
www.sauteenacoocheevineyards.com
FEBRUARY
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All events are subject to change. Please call prior to attending events to verify dates & times.
EVENTS
8 • Hemlock Update, 12:00 – 1:00 p.m., and Winter Botany1:00 – 4:00 p.m., Smithgall
Woods. Join us for a day of botany with a report on progress of Hemlock Woolly Adelgid
treatment of our Eastern Hemlock trees and an outing to identify plants using clues
available in winter. Register in advance. 706-878-3087
8 • Fasching, 7PM-11PM, Helendorf River Inn & Conference Center Front Room.
Dress as your favorite, or perhaps your least favorite personality or character and join us
for a night of dancing and fun! Live German music! Sponsored by the Helen Chamber of
Commerce, 706-878-1908 www.helenchamber.com
9 • 2014 Student Youth Competition with Reception, 1PM-4PM, Helen Arts & Heritage
Center, 706-878-3933, www.helenarts.org
Register with Masterpiece Mixers at www.masterpiecemixers.com, call 678-928-1100.
9 • Falconry Experience at Buck Shoals, 2:00 – 5:00 p.m., Smithgall Woods. Learn about
the art of Falconry with Buster Brown, Co-Director of the Georgia Falconry Association.
Register in advance. 706-878-3087
15-16 • Annual Fireside Arts & Crafts Show, 10AM-5PM, Unicoi State Park. Some
of the Southeast’s finest artist and craftspeople will be here for the Unicoi Tradition. This
juried show has a reputation for excellence and is a nice balance between fine arts and crafts.
706-878-2201
15 • Treat Your Sweet for Valentine’s Day, 6:15PM – 8PM, Yonah Mountain Vineyards.
Treat your sweetheart to a glass of her or his favorite Yonah Mountain Vineyards or
Serenity Cellars wine, hors d’oeuvres and enchanting live music at the Yonah Mountain
Tasting Room. Reservations & prepayment are required. Please call 706-878-5522.
15 • GPS Basics, 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Smithgall Woods. Classroom and field work will
both be used to cover the basic functions of the GPS unit including marking a waypoint
and creating a route. GPS units will be available for use during class. Register in advance.
706-878-3087
15 & 22 • Sneak Preview, 10AM-5PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279, www.
northgeorgiazoo.com
16 • Behind the Scenes Tours, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279,
20-22 • Helenblitz Mini Cooper Car Show, Helendorf Inn. The Helenblitz Charity Event
is a family friendly event. There will also be social events, RC car races, opportunities to
show off your MINI, and the charity auction. 706-878-2271
21-22 • Sylvan Valley Celtic Weekend, Sylvan Valley Lodge, 706-865-7371.
www.sylvanvalleylodge.com
MARCH
Conservation Club, Saturdays, January – May, 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., Smithgall Woods.
1 • Fasching Party – A Knights of Columbus Ball Charitable Event. This is a BYOB
event. There will be a German dinner served consisting of Bratwurst, German potato
salad, red cabbage or Sauerkraut, roll, and apple strudel for dessert. Tea, & Coffee will be
provided. Held at Helendorf River Inn. For more information contact the Helen Welcome
Center at 706-878-2181 or the Knights of Columbus Council 11676 at 706-476-6214
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1-2 • Bouncing Babies, 10AM-5PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279,
6 • “Simply Spring” Art Exhibit reception, 5PM-7PM, Helen Arts & Heritage Center,
706-878-3933, www.helenarts.org
8 • Volunteer Training, 9:00 – 11:00 a.m., Smithgall Woods. Optional site tour: 11:00
a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Learn more about this special conservation area & what volunteer
opportunities are available. Register in advance 706-878-3087.
15 • Flies and Fly Water, 9:30 a.m. – Noon, Smithgall Woods. A show and tell, helpful
hints, and “how to” on fly tying, stream reading, casting, and more. Advanced registration
required. 706-878-3087.
15 • Swinging in the Vines Music Series, Sautee-Nacoochee Vineyards. The 2014 music
series is kicked off with jazz by the Kip Dockery Band. The Swinging in the Vines music
series features local, and not so local, musicians playing on the deck or in the amphitheatre
the third Saturday afternoon of each month March through September, every Saturday
afternoon in October, and some added Saturday afternoons throughout the season. 706878-1056, www.sauteenacoocheevineyards.com
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Chamber of Commerce. Events throughout the day. Breakfast with the Easter Bunny
(reservations required), the Easter Egg Hunt, and Arts & Crafts show will take place on the
grounds of Babyland General Hospital. And Old Fashioned Easter parade will take place
in downtown Cleveland. 706-865-2171 or 706-865-5356 www.cabbagepatchkids.com
12 • Springfest, 6PM-11PM, Festhalle. Enjoy music, dancing, food & beverages on the
banks of the beautiful Chattahoochee River. 706-878-1908 www.helenchamber.com
19 • Easter Fun, Unicoi State Park. Create your own Easter Basket, participate in an
Easter Egg Hunt and meet the Easter Bunny! 706-878-2201
19 • Swinging in the Vines Music Series, Sautee-Nacoochee Vineyards. Featuring music
by Alan Davis playing keyboard. The Swinging in the Vines music series features local,
and not so local, musicians playing on the deck or in the amphitheatre the third Saturday
afternoon of each month March through September, every Saturday afternoon in October,
and some added Saturday afternoons throughout the season. 706-878-1056, www.
sauteenacoocheevineyards.com
19-20 • Spring Opening and Easter Festival 10AM-6PM, North Georgia Zoo,
706-348-7279, www.northgeorgiazoo.com
22 • Make a Gourd-eous Birdhouse, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m., Smithgall Woods. Learn to clean
and prepare gourds for use as birdhouses. Gourds and all equipment provided. Register in
advance. 706-878-3087.
MAY 22 & 29 • Survival Preparation & Skills Course, Part I and II, 10 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.,
Smithgall Woods. This course will consist of classroom instruction and outside exercises.
The course will include the psychology, planning, and equipment necessary for survival. For
ages 12 and up; under 18 years old must be accompanied by an adult. Register in advance,
706-878-3087.
22 & 23, 29 & 30 • Spring Wine Highway Weekend, Various area wineries, 706-878-9463
22 & 23, 29 & 30 • Swinging in the Vines Music Series, Sautee-Nacoochee Vineyards.
The Swinging in the Vines music series features local, 29 & 30 and not so local, musicians
playing on the deck or in the amphitheatre the third Saturday afternoon of each month
March through September, every Saturday afternoon in October, and some added Saturday
afternoons throughout the season. 706-878-1056, www.sauteenacoocheevineyards.com
29 • 25th Annual Trout Tournament, Helen Chamber of Commerce, 706-878-1908. Open
to all ages. Entry fee includes two raffle tickets for all entries and a tournament tee shirt for
the first 200 entries. Fish the Chattahoochee River for cash prizes in tagged fish.
www.helenchamber.com
Bingo every Tuesday & Friday, 7PM, Festhalle, 706-878-1908 or 706-878-2181
APRIL
for 12:00 noon almost every Saturday of the year. Owner Bob Miller leads tours
of Georgia’s only wine cave followed by barrel sampling of future Yonah Mountain
Vineyards vintages. The tour concludes at the tasting room with a pour of 6 current
wines. Music in the tasting room is also offered every Saturday. 706-878-5522, www.
YonahMountainVineyards.com
12 • Magical Easter Eggstravaganza, Babyland General Hospital & White County
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1 • “Rainbow Rays” Art Exhibit reception, 5PM-7PM, Helen Arts & Heritage Center,
2 • First Fridays Music Pickin’ on the Porch, Inside Out Sautee. Join us for a great
evening of music, food & fun. All the Sautee Village businesses join InsideOut Sautee in
staying open until 9 pm. Bring a lawn chair to this free event. Bring a dish to share! This
month we will accept donations for the Charles Smithgall Humane Society. 706-878-0144
3 • Winefest, Habersham Winery. This is a great time to sample fine wines produced by
the Winegrowers Association of Georgia at one location. You can enjoy great music and see
fine art & crafts. 706-878-9463
10 • Wilderness First Aid, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., Smithgall Woods. Wilderness First Aid
(WFA) is the assessment of and treatment given to an ill or injured person in a remote
environment where definitive care by a physician and/or rapid transport is not readily
available. 706-878-3087
10-11 • Celebrating Moms 10AM-6PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279,
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17 • Youth Fishing Days at Buck Shoals. Third Saturday of each month through
September 20, 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Children and their special “big person” can fish in a
lake stocked with catfish, bass, and bream. Fish caught can be kept. Bring your own bait
and rod. No registration required. 706-878-3087
by vocalist Christopher Glenn playing acoustic guitar. The Swinging in the Vines music
series features local, and not so local, musicians playing on the deck or in the amphitheatre
the third Saturday afternoon of each month March through September, every Saturday
afternoon in October, and some added Saturday afternoons throughout the season. 706878-1056, www.sauteenacoocheevineyards.com
24 • 25th Annual Pig Out Barbecue, fundraiser for the volunteer firefighters, 12PM-5PM,
SNCA. For more information contact Capt. Roger Williams, 706-878-9349
24 • Bavarianfest, 6PM – 11PM, Festhalle. Help us honor our Military and Civil Servants.
Free admission for all active & retired military personnel (ID required). Experience a
live Oompah band, dancing and a festive German atmosphere. Imported and domestic
beers and wines, soft drinks, wurst on a bun with sauerkraut, hot dogs and snacks will be
available for sale. Sponsored by the Helen Chamber of Commerce, 706-878-1908, www.
helenchamber.com
24 • Saturday Evening Music Concert Series, 8PM, Unicoi State Park. These are among
the best musicians in the area performing a variety of music from Appalachian Mountain,
Bluegrass, and Southern Gospel Music. The Program lasts from Memorial Day weekend till
mid-November. These programs will be “pass the hat” donations for the Musicians. 706878-2201
24–25 • Visiting Artist Series, Unicoi State Park. One talented artist or crafts person from
Georgia and surrounding States will be demonstrating and selling their art or craft. This
program lasts from Memorial Day weekend till mid-November. 706-878-2201
29-June 1 • 14th Annual US Riders News Reunion Run and 8th Annual Southeast Victory
Run, Helen Riverside Park, 478-237-3761
JUNE
Saturday Evening Music Concert Series, Unicoi State Park. These musicians perform
each Saturday at 8PM. These are among the best musicians in the area performing a
variety of music from Appalachian Mountain, Bluegrass, and Southern Gospel Music. The
Program lasts from Memorial Day weekend till mid-November. These programs will be
“pass the hat” donations for the Musicians. 706-878-2201
Visiting Artist Series, Every Saturday & Sunday, Unicoi State Park. One talented artist
or crafts person from Georgia and surrounding States will be demonstrating and selling
their art or craft. This program lasts from Memorial Day weekend till mid-November.
706-878-2201
Georgia Master Naturalist, Mondays, June-July 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., Smithgall Woods.
An eight week training in conservation and wildlife issues relevant to our southern Blue
Ridge ecoregion will be offered. Go to www.warnell.forestry.uga.edu/faculty/html/mengak/
gmnp.html or call Johnna Tuttle at 706-878-3087 for more info. Register by May 1. An
annual pass or daily park passes for each class are required.
EVENTS
evening of music, food & fun. Old Time and Bluegrass plus a little country/rock. All the
Sautee Village businesses join InsideOut Sautee in staying open until 9 pm. Bring a lawn
chair to this free event. Bring a dish to share if you can! This month we will gladly accept
donations for the Community Helping Hands Health Clinic. 706-878-0144
10 • Mommy & Me at the Zoo and Zoo Crafts, 10AM-2PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706348-7279, www.northgeorgiazoo.com
13-15 • Northeast Georgia 2014 Arts Tour. Meet over 100 local artists – painters, potters,
jewelry makers, fiber, glass, metal artists and more demonstrating art in the making. Find
miles of handmade gifts. Register to Win great prizes--such as theater tickets, restaurant
gift certificates, and an original oil painting at all tour stops. www.artstour.org
14 • Kids Day at the Park, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., Smithgall Woods. Help kids learn fun ways to
stay healthy, learn skills, and appreciate the great outdoors! Kids can earn a badge through
active participation in exhibits. Archery, animal exhibits, compass games, air rifles, stream
critters, and much more! No registration required. 706-878-3087
14 • Shriner’s Parade, Downtown Helen. 706-878-2181
lake stocked with catfish, bass, & bream. Fish caught can be kept. Bring your own bait &
rod. No registration required. 706-878-3087
21 • Swinging in the Vines Music Series, Sautee-Nacoochee Vineyards. Featuring Monica
Spears & Derek Moore performing their special blend of jazz & blues. The Swinging in the
Vines music series features local, and not so local, musicians playing on the deck or in the
amphitheatre the third Saturday afternoon of each month March through September, every
Saturday afternoon in October, and some added Saturday afternoons throughout the season.
706-878-1056, www.sauteenacoocheevineyards.com
23-27 • Buzz on Bees, Bugs, and Birds, 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., Smithgall Woods. Campers
ages 6-14 learn about the fascinating world of pollinators, why their job is so important, and
how they help humans. Register in advance. 706-878-3087.
26 • “50 Shades of Summer” Art Exhibit Reception, 5PM-7PM, Helen Arts & Heritage
JULY
5-7 • 41st Annual Helen to the Atlantic Hot Air Balloon Race, Helendorf Inn, 706-878-2271
706-878-2201
6 • First Fridays Music Pickin’ on the Porch, Inside Out Sautee. Join us for a great
Georgia Master Naturalist, Mondays, June-July 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., Smithgall Woods.
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An eight week training in conservation and wildlife issues relevant to our southern Blue
Ridge ecoregion will be offered. Go to www.warnell.forestry.uga.edu/faculty/html/mengak/
gmnp.html or call Johnna Tuttle at 706-878-3087 for more info. Register by May 1. An
annual pass or daily park passes for each class are required.
4 • First Fridays Music Pickin on the Porch, InsideOut Sautee. Join us for a great evening
of music, food & fun. All the Sautee Village businesses join InsideOut Sautee in staying
open until 9 pm. Bring a lawn chair to this free event. Bring a dish to share if you can! This
4 • Annual Fireworks at Dusk, behind the Alpine Village Shoppes, 706-878-2181,
www.helenga.org.
7-11 • All About BUGS Camp, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m., Smithgall Woods. Youngsters learn
about different kinds of bugs and have a chance to explore the world of bugs. For kids ages
4-6. Register in advance, 706-878-3087.
8 • Mommy & Me at the Zoo 10AM-2PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279,
12 • Sunset Tour, 7PM-9PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279,
18-26 • Georgia Mountain Fair, Hiawassee Fairgrounds, 706-896-4191
lake stocked with catfish, bass, & bream. Fish caught can be kept. Bring your own bait &
rod. No registration required. 706-878-3087
by the Kip Dockery band. The Swinging in the Vines music series features local, and not
so local, musicians playing on the deck or in the amphitheatre the third Saturday afternoon
of each month March through September, every Saturday afternoon in October, and some
added Saturday afternoons throughout the season. 706-878-1056,
21-25 • Eco-Kids Camp: Caring for the Winged Ones,9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., Smithgall
Woods. Eco-Kids learn ways to support winged creatures in this active, hands-on camp.
For ages 6-14. Register in advance, 706-878-3087.
25-26 • 10th Annual Show and Shine for Cystic Fibrosis Open Car Show, 639 Edelweiss
Strasse, Helen. “Cruise-In”, Friday, July 25, car show and awards on Saturday, July 26. All
proceeds will be donated to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. 706-795-2264
26-27 • Folk Life Festival, Unicoi State Park. This event will host demonstrations of
everything from spinning to candle dipping and black-smithing! Concerts will feature
Traditional Appalachian and Old Time mountain music. Festivities will include: mountain
skill displays, concerts, Old fashion games & some Appalachian-style community dancing.
706-878-2201
28-August 1 & August 4-8• Junior Zookeeper Day Camp, Two week camp, North
Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279, www.northgeorgiazoo.com
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month we will gladly accept donations for the Helen Branch Library. 706-878-0144
4-8 • Junior Zookeeper Day Camp, Last week of a two week camp, North Georgia Zoo,
706-348-7279, www.northgeorgiazoo.com
9 • Sunset Tour, 6:45PM-8:45PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279,
12 • Mommy & Me at the Zoo, 10AM-2PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279,
14-17 • Destination Helen Bike Rally, Chattahoochee Biker Gear, concerts, bike show,
free escorted rides, vendor village, silent auction, DJ & biker games, best runs contest, poker
run & more! 706-878-0076
by Christopher Glenn. The Swinging in the Vines music series features local, and not so
local, musicians playing on the deck or in the amphitheatre the third Saturday afternoon
of each month March through September, every Saturday afternoon in October, and some
added Saturday afternoons throughout the season. 706-878-1056,
23 • Gold Fever and Golden Memories, 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., Smithgall Woods. Hear
about the history of gold mining with local historians and enjoy a guided hike to the Martin
Mine Trail. Register in advance. 706-878-3087
23 • 6th Annual GarlicFest, 10AM-4PM, Loganberry Heritage Farm. Annual celebration
of the Garlic harvest. Cooking demos, tastings, live music, creative food. 706-348-6068,
www.loganberryheritagefarm.com.
28 • 2014 Judged Art Competition with reception, 5PM-7PM, Helen Arts & Heritage
30 • Crush Fest 2014, Yonah Mountain Vineyards. Crush Fest is a day-long harvest festival
celebrating the grape harvest of Yonah Mountain Vineyards. Crush Fest is highlighted by
grape stomping, vineyard wagon tours and wine tasting. The all-day music schedule features
wine country’s best acts. Local restaurants provide fine fare, and over 40 vendors will be on
site. 706-878-5522, www.yonahmountainvineyards.com.
30 - Folk Pottery Show & Sale, Folk Pottery Museum, 706-878-3300
30-31 • Sunset Tours, 6:15PM – 8:45PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279,
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SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
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Date TBA • Outdoor Adventure Day, Unicoi State Park. Learn how to catch a trout,
paddle a canoe, and shoot a shotgun. Try activities like fly tying and casting, bass fishing
basics, and trout fishing in the stocked stream, archery, BB gun and skeet shooting.
706-878-2201
1-31 • 44th Annual Oktoberfest, Festhalle. Helen’s biggest celebration! German music,
dancing, food & drinks! Enjoy Waltzes, Polkas and the Chicken Dance! Oktoberfest
continues daily through Nov. 2. 706-878-1908 or 706-878-2181 www.helenchamber.com
2, 5 • Bingo, 7PM, Festhalle, 706-878-1908 or 706-878-2181
5 • First Friday Music Pickin on the Porch, InsideOut Sautee. Join us for a great evening
of music, food & funAll the Sautee Village businesses join InsideOut Sautee in staying
1-31 • Scarecrow Trail, Weekends, 10AM-6PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279,
1-31 • Pumpkin Fest, Weekends, 10AM-6PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279, www.
northgeorgiazoo.com
month we will gladly accept donations for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Fund. There
will also be a big fund-raising raffle for the cancer fund. 706-878-0144
11-14 & 18-Nov. 2 • 44th Annual Oktoberfest, Festhalle. Helen’s biggest celebration!
German music, dancing, food & drinks! Enjoy 18-Nov. 2 Enjoy Waltzes, Polkas and the
Chicken Dance! Oktoberfest will run from September 11-14, then will reopen again on
Sept. 18 and continue daily through November 2. 706-878-1908 or 706-878-2181
4, 11, 18, 25 • Swinging in the Vines Music Series, Sautee-Nacoochee Vineyards. The
Swinging in the Vines music series features local, 18, 25 and not so local, musicians playing
on the deck or in the amphitheatre the third Saturday afternoon of each month March
through September, every Saturday afternoon in October, and some added Saturday
afternoons throughout the season. 706-878-1056, www.sauteenacoocheevineyards.com
13 • Oktoberfest Parade, 12PM, Downtown Helen. Celebrate the opening of
Oktoberfest. The “tapping of the keg” follows the parade. 706-878-1908
10-18 • Georgia Mountain Fall Festival, Hiawassee Fairgrounds, 706-896-4191
11 • Fall Celebration 12:00 - 4:00 p.m., Smithgall Woods. Hands-on pioneer skills
exhibits, hayrides through the park, traditional craft vendors, mountain music, and apple
cider from a hand-cranked press. 706-878-3087
by Monica Spears & Derek Moore. The Swinging in the Vines music series features local,
and not so local, musicians playing on the deck or in the amphitheatre the third Saturday
afternoon of each month March through September, every Saturday afternoon in October,
and some added Saturday afternoons throughout the season. 706-878-1056, www.
18 • Art-Oberfest, 10AM-PM, Helen Riverside Park. Family fun with artists’ booths, attic
treasures sale, bake sale & more! Helen Arts & Heritage Center, 706-878-3933
www.helenarts.org
20-October 31 • Scarecrow Trail, Weekends, 10AM-6PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706-3487279, www.northgeorgiazoo.com
23 • “Alpine Holidays” Art Exhibit reception, 5PM-7PM, Helen Arts & Heritage Center,
21 • Behind the Scenes Tours, 4PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279, www.
northgeorgiazoo.com
25 • Basic Land Navigation Course, 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., Smithgall Woods. Learn basic
land navigation to include an explanation of the compass and how it works. Liquid filled
compasses will be supplied, or you may use your personal compass. Register in advance.
706-878-3087
27 • Agri-Fest/Country Market & Pottery Comes to Town, 9AM-4PM, Downtown
Cleveland. 706-865-5356 www.whitecountychamber.org
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EVENTS
25 • Hallowine Fest, 12:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m., Sautee-Nacoochee Vineyards. Join us as
we celebrate our fourth anniversary. A large carboy jug partially filled with wine corks will
be on display and prizes will be awarded to the four people who come closest to guessing
the correct number of corks. Hors d’oeuvres and great music. 706-878-1056, www.
25-26 • Boo at the Zoo, 10AM-6PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279, www.
northgeorgiazoo.com
EVENTS
26-Dec 13 • Festival of Trees, Unicoi State Park. View the beautifully decorated trees
throughout the lodge at Unicoi State Park. 706-878-2201
28-30 • 7th Annual Christkindlmarkt – Downtown Helen, Traditional German event.
Booths are set up on the Marketplatz where visitors can enjoy the holiday atmosphere. The
market offers everything from unique gifts and decorations to an assortment of savory and
sweet foods, drinks and candied treats. 706-878-1908, www.helenchamber.com
NOVEMBER
28 • Annual Lighting of the Village, 6PM, Downtown Helen, 706-878-2181
www.helenga.org
28-30 • Holiday Celebration-Live Nativity, 10AM – 9PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706-3487279, www.northgeorgiazoo.com
DECEMBER
“pass the hat” donations for the Musicians. The last concert will be held on November 16.
706-878-2201
their art or craft. This program lasts from Memorial Day weekend till mid-November. The
last weekend for the Visiting Artist Series will be November 15-16. 706-878-2201
1-3 • 2nd Annual Unicoi Wine Festival, junction of Hwy 75 and Hwy 17, just outside of
Helen at the historic Hardman Farm from 11 am - 5 pm. Food, music, arts and wine.
1-2 • 44th Annual Oktoberfest, Festhalle. Helen’s biggest celebration! German music,
dancing, food & drinks! Enjoy Enjoy Waltzes, Polkas and the Chicken Dance! 706-8781908 or 706-878-2181 www.helenchamber.com
1-2, 8-9 • Pumpkin Smashing Fun, 10AM-5PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279,
7-9 • Georgia 2014 Winter Arts Tour. Meet over 100 local artists--painters, potters,
jewelry makers, fiber, glass, metal artists and more demonstrating art in the making. Find
miles of handmade gifts. Register to Win great prizes--such as theater tickets, restaurant
gift certificates, and an original oil painting at all tour stops. www.artstour.org
8 • Advanced Land Navigation Course at Buck Shoals State Park, 10:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.,
Smithgall Woods. Students will operate in heavily wooded flat to hilly terrain so students
should be physically fit to complete the course. Participants must be able to hike up hill in
a wooded area for up to two hours. Limited to 16 participants. Register in advance. 706878-3087.
8-9 • Civil War Expo, Helen Riverside Park. This Civil War re-enactment will feature
Period Sutlers villages, demonstrations, and camps. Skirmishes between the Union and
confederate “armies” will re-create some of the war’s most interesting battles. The event will
feature living history demonstrations and re-enactors from across the country. For more
information e-mail Al Platt at [email protected].
1-13 • Festival of Trees, Unicoi State Park. View the beautifully decorated trees
throughout the lodge at Unicoi State Park. 706-878-2201
6-7 • 7th Annual Christkindlmarkt – Downtown Helen, Traditional German event.
Booths are setup on the Marketplatz where visitors can enjoy the holiday atmosphere. The
market offers everything from unique gifts and decorations to an assortment of savory and
sweet foods, drinks and candied treats. 706-878-1908, www.helenchamber.com
6 • Annual Christmas Parade, Downtown Helen, 2PM, 706-878-2181. Christmas Elves
and Christmas characters along with Santa coming to town! www.helenga.org
6 • Annual Christmas in the Mountains Festival, 3PM-8PM, Downtown Cleveland
706-865-5356, www.whitecountychamber.org
6 • Annual Christmas in the Mountains Lighted Parade, 7PM, Downtown Cleveland.
Come see the lighted parade wind through downtown Cleveland. Christmas characters,
floats, vehicles and Santa will light up the parade route with beautiful Christmas lights!
706-865-5356, www.whitecountychamber.org
13 • Nacoochee Village Christmas, Habersham Winery. Come celebrate Christmas in the
beautiful Nacoochee Village just south of Helen. Visit our unique shops, the Habersham
Winery and Nora Mill Granary. Take advantage of special Christmas sales.
Santa will be at Habersham Winery! 706-878-9463
27-28 • Tree Toss, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279, www.northgeorgiazoo.com
31 • Dropping of the Edelweiss New Year’s Eve Event, sponsored by the Helen Chamber
of Commerce, 706-878-1908 www.helenchamber.com
22-23 • Santa is Coming, 2PM-4PM, North Georgia Zoo, 706-348-7279,
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NORTH GEORGIA
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NORTH GEORGIA
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DOWNTOWN HELEN
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DOWNTOWN HELEN
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DIRECTIONS
Atlanta: Approximately 85 miles NE - 1 1/2 hours. North on I-85
to Gainesville Exit 113 - Hwy. 985-365. Go 42 Miles on Hwy. 365
to Hwy. 384. Turn left, go 16 miles to GA Hwy. 75. turn right and go
three miles into Helen.
GA 400: Take 400 North until it ends. Continue on Hwy. 115. Go 5
miles to the traffic light. Turn right on to Hwy. 52/115. Go 13 miles
to Cleveland. At traffic light, turn left on to U.S. 129 N, go to the next
traffic light and turn right on to Hwy. 75. Continue 9 miles to Helen.
South Carolina: Take I-85 South to Lavonia, GA Exit 173 (Hwy. 17,
Helen Toccoa). Travel West toward Toccoa and Clarkesville following
Hwy. 17 signs to Helen.
Chattanooga: Approximately 132 miles - 3 hours. Go south on I-75
to Dalton, GA. Take Hwy. 76 to Ellijay, then continue South on Hwy.
52 to Dahlonega. At Dahlonega continue on 52/115 to Cleveland,
GA. At 1st traffic light in Cleveland, turn left on Hwy. 129, go to next
light then turn right on GA Hwy. 75 and travel 9 miles to Helen.
ACCOMMODATIONS
Bed and Breakfasts
Alpine Hilltop Haus Bed & Breakfast
362 Chattahoochee St., Helen, GA 30545
706-878-2388 | www.alpinehilltop.com
Bernies Restaurant at Nacoochee Valley Guest House
2220 Hwy 17, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-3830 | www.letsgotobernies.com
Black Forest Bed & Breakfast & Vacation Rentals
8902 North Main St., Helen, GA 30545
706-878-3995 | www.blackforestvacationrentals.com
Knoxville: Approximately 166 miles - 4 hours. Go I-75 South to
Cleveland, TN. Go East on Hwy. 64 to junction of U.S. 129 South.
Take 129 for about 40 miles to junction of State Hwy. 75 Alt. Continue on 75 Alt. for 9 miles to junction of State Hwy. 75 turn right go 1
mile into Helen.
Distances from Helen Regional Visitor Center
Albany................257Cumming..........56 Pine Mountain... 164
Athens..................68Dalton...............97Ringgold............ 125
Atlanta..................86Dawsonville.......45Rome.................. 117
Augusta..............163Dublin.............187Savannah............ 274
Brunswick...........324Ellijay................57 Stone Mtn............ 78
Calloway Grdn...164 Florida Line.....334Tallapoosa.......... 143
Cartersville.........105Hartwell............68Tifton................. 269
Cedartown..........138LaGrange........160Valdosta.............. 315
Columbus...........191Lavonia..............50Vidalia................ 220
Commerce............49Macon.............143 Warner Robins... 168
Cordele...............219Marietta.............92Waycross............ 294
Visit the Helen
Welcome Center for
money saving coupons
good for lodging, dining,
shopping, & attractions!
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Condos
Paige and Ron Funkhauser Condo Rental
974 Edelweiss Stasse, Helen, GA 30545
770-757-4652 | www.vrbo.com/445965
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ACCOMMODATIONS
Cabins & Vacation Rentals
A-1 Vacation Rentals
See our ad on page 58
8287 South Main St., Helen, GA 30545
706-878-0022 | www.a-1vacationrental.com
AAA Beautiful Cabins at Tanglewood See our ad on page 48
3387 Hwy 356, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-3286 | www.tanglewoodcabinrentals.com
A Blue Ridge Cabin Rentals
1-4 Bedroom Luxury Cabins. Low Year Round Rates. No Hidden Costs.
Close to Local Attractions. Pets Welcome, WiFi, Hot Tubs, Mtn. Views,
Creekside, Game Rooms, Firepits/Fireplaces & More.
BRC Rentals, 2990 Hwy 356 Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-1773 www.cabinsga.com
Alemaigne Haus Cabin
706-219-3914 | www.vrbo.com/138457
ACCOMMODATIONS
Bavarian Brook Rentals See our ad on page 44
859 Edelweiss Strasse, Helen, GA 30545
800-422-6355 or 706-878-2840 | www.helenga.net
Bear Creek Lodge & Cabins
114 Ridge Rd., Helen, GA 30545
706-878-9075 | www.bearcreeklodgeandcabins.com
Black Bear Resort
310 Black Bear Ridge, Sautee, GA 30571
706-219-3303 | www.mountanspringsproperties.com
Blue Creek Cabins
Helen, GA 30545
706-865-1405 | www.bluecreekcabins.com
Alpenhaus Cabins
888-HelenGA
Pet friendly, 3 story real log cabin nestled in Swiss
Colony 7 minutes from downtown Helen, GA.
Oversized fireplace, W/D, dishwasher, two
balconies overlooking small branch, 2 master BRs,
2 full baths. Sleeps 6, Satellite TV, WIFI, Hot Tub,
a small pool table, full amenities.
904-333-1041, 888-435-3642 | www.helenmountaincabins.com
Alpine Crest Resort
273 Carrie Cox Dr., Helen, GA 30545
[email protected]
706-878-2133 | www.alpinecrestresorthelen.com
Alpine Helen Mountain Rentals
706-878-2974
We have luxury mountain cabins, golf homes and The Biscuit Inn a pet friendly
motel. Homes are located in and near Helen. Homes located in Innsbruck Golf
Community offer discounted Golf. Our homes are perfect for a romantic getaway, family reunion or small to large retreats. Caterer available for small or large
events. Homes offer hot tubs, gamerooms, fireplaces, mountain views. Specials
throughout the year. Biscuit Inn - Where you and your pets vacation together!
Offers pet-themed rooms featuring dog beds, TV, microwave, refrigerator, King,
Queen & Full size beds, patios and creek. No need to leave the furry children at
home anymore. Select homes pet friendly.
www.helengarentals.com | [email protected]
Alpine Mountain Cabins See our ad on page 44
7489 Hwy. 75 Alt., Helen, GA 30545
706-878-3111 | www.amchelen.com
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Cabin Rentals of Helen See our ad on page 52
8016 Main St., Helen, GA 30545
888-451-0651 or 706-878-4634 | www.renthelen.com
Cedar Creek Cabin Rentals
770-952-4130 or 706-865-9086 | www.cedarcreekcabinrentals.com
Chimney Shadows Cabin Rentals
156 & 224 Shadows Dr., Sautee, GA 30571
706-865-4935 | www.chimneyshadows.com
Country Hideaway
75 Enchanted Way, Cleveland, GA 30528
1-800-514-1618 | www.countryhideawayresorts.com
Country Ridge Cabins
112 Kennedy Mountain Rd., Clarkesville, GA 30523
706-947-3020 | www.countryridgecabins.net
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ACCOMMODATIONS
Creekwood RV Park & Cabins
5730 Highway 356, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-2164 | www.creekwoodresort.com
ACCOMMODATIONS
Unicoi State Park See our ad on page 49
1788 Hwy 356 North, Helen, GA 30545
800-573-9659 or 706-878-2201 | www.unicoilodge.com
Gabby’s Cabins
3083 Helen Hwy,Cleveland GA 30528
706-865-6772 | www.gabbyscabins.com
Georgia Mountain Rentals See our ad on page 53
877-883-8400 or 706-878-8400
www.cabinsinhelen.com
IGLS Resort at Innsbruck
98 Schwarzwald Strasse, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-2400 or 800-204-3536 | www.innsbruckresort.com
Loreley Condominium Association, Inc.
387 Brucken Strasse, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-2238 | www.loreleyresort.com
Come stay in our fully equipped condos with
all the comforts of home at an affordable price.
Located on the Chattahoochee River and within
walking distance of Alpine Helen the resort
offers abundant amenities.
Riverbend Motel and Cabins See our ad on page 60
134 River Street, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-2155 | www.riverbendmotelandcabins.com
Smithgall Woods See our ad on page 49
61 Tsalaki Trail, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-3087 | www.smithgallwoods.com
Motels
Alpine River Suites
892 Edelweiss Strasse
706-878-1339
www.alpineriversuites.com
On the Chattahoochee River, Luxury
one bedroom king suites, Scenic river
view, Hot tubs on decks, Fireplaces &
gas grills, Living rooms & full kitchens
Easy walking to downtown & German Festhalle
Alpine Village Inn See our ad on page 54
800-844-8466, 706-878-2296 | www.helen-ga.net, www.helengamotel.com
Bavarian Brook Rentals See our ad on page 44
800-422-6355 or 706-878-2840 | www.bavarianbrookrentals.com
Best Western Plus Riverpark Inn & Conference Center
8220 South Main Street, Helen, Georgia 30545
800-435-3642 or 706-878-2111 | www.helen-georgia-hotels.com
Sautee Hereford Ranch
706-878-3293
www.shrlodge.com
Sylvan Valley Lodge
747 Duncan Bridge Road, Sautee, GA 30571
706-865-7371 | sylvanvalleylodge.com
Castle Inn
8287 S Main St., Helen, GA 30545
706-878-0053 or 706-878-3140 | www.castleinn-helen.com
Country Inn and Suites See our ad on page 55
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800-456-4000 or 706-878-9000 | www.countryinns.com/helenga
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ACCOMMODATIONS
Days Inn See our ad on page 51
8288 S. Main Street, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-4079 | www.helengadaysinn.com
ACCOMMODATIONS
Campgrounds
Econo Lodge
706-878-8000 or 800-443-6488 | www.hotelmotelhelenga.com
Hampton Inn on the River
147 Unicoi Street, Helen, GA 30545
(800) HAMPTON or 706-878-3310 | www.hamptoninn.com
Cherokee Campground
45 Bethel Rd., Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-2267 | www.cherokeerv.com
Creekwood RV Park & Cabins
706-878-2164 | www.creekwoodresort.com
Gold ’n Gem Grubbin
75 Gold Nugget Lane, Cleveland, GA 30528
706-865-5454 | www.goldngem.com
Jenny’s Creek Campground
4542 Hwy. 129 North, Cleveland, GA 30528
706-865-6955 | www.jennyscreek.com
Helendorf River Inn and Conference Center
33 Munichstrasse, Helen, GA 30545
800-445-2271 or 706-878-2271 | www.helendorf.com
Hofbrau Riverfront Hotel
706-878-2184 | www.helenga.org/business/hofbrau-riverfront-hotel-restaurant
Jameson Inn See our ad on page 51
11 Edelweiss St., Helen, GA 30545
706-878-1451 | www.jamesoninn.com
Quality Inn See our ad on page 60
15 Yonah Street, Helen, GA 30545
Leisure Acres Campground
3840 Westmoreland Road, Cleveland, GA 30528
706-865-6466 | www.leisureacrescampground.com
Unicoi Springs
2444 Hwy 356, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-2104 | www.unicoisprings.com
Yonah Mountain Campground
3678 Helen Hwy., Cleveland, GA 30528
706-865-6546 | www.yonahcampground.com
(866) GOHELEN or 706-878-2268 | www.qualityinnalpinehelen.com
Riverbend Motel and Cabins See our ad on page 60
134 River Street, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-2155 | www.riverbendmotelandcabins.com
Super 8 Motel See our ad on page 59
800-535-1251 or 706-878-2191 | www.helengeorgiamotels.com
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DINING
DINING
Ain’t B’s Bakery & Confectionery Arts Studio
44 Mulberry Dr., Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-5308 | www.aintbs.com
Bernies Restaurant at Nacoochee Valley Guest House
2220 Hwy 17, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-3830 | www.letsgotobernies.com
Bettys Country Store
18 Yonah St., Helen, GA 30545
706-878-2943 | www.bettysinhelen.com
Bodensee Restaurat
64 Munich Stasse Helen, GA 30545
706-878-1026 | www.bodenseerestaurant.com
Cafe International
8546 Main St., Helen, GA 30545
706-878-3102 | www.helenga.org/business/cafe-international
La Cabana Mexican Restaurant
8160 South Main St.,, #A-5, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-3456 | www.helenga.org/business/la-cabana-mexican-restaurant
Cowboys and Angels
60 Chattahoochee Street, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-3433 | www.cowboysangels.net
Ma Gooch’s
318 N. Main St., Cleveland, GA 30528
706-865-2023 | www.helenga.org/business/ma-goochs
Creekside Deli
16 Old Nacoochee Rd.., Cleveland, GA 30528
706-865-3666 | www.helenga.org/business/creekside-deli
The Meeting Place Family Restaurant
8797 N.Main St. Helen Ga 30545
706-878-3200 | www.helenga.org/business/meeting-place-family-restaurant
The Front Porch
3138 Hwy 356, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-5008 | www.Facebook.com/TheFrontPorchRestaurant
Hayloft Tavern
69 Tavern Weg, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-2440 | Facebook.com/haylofthelen
Helen’s Country Cafe
706-878-9402 | www.helenga.org/business/helens-country-cafe-0
HofbrauHaus Restaurant and GI German Pub
9001 N. Main St., Helen, GA 30545
706-878-2248 | www.helenga.org/business/hofbrau-haus-restaurant
Hofer’s Bakery & Cafe
8758 N. Main St., Helen, GA 30545
706-878-8200 | www.hofers.com
Muller’s Famous Cafe
60 Chattahoochee Strasse, Helen, GA 30545
706-892-1212 | www.mullerscafe.com
Mullys Nacoochee Grill
706-878-1020 | www.nacoocheegrill.com
Nacoochee Village Tavern & Pizzeria See our ad on page 45
706-878-0199 | www.villagetavernpizza.com
Old Heidelberg
8660 N. Main St Helen GA 30545
706-878-0061 | www.oldheidelbergrestaurant.com
Authentic Bavarian bakery and restaurant
serving breakfast and lunch daily. German
beers compliment our distinctive international
specialties. German cakes, pastries, and bread
prepared on premises.
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SERVICES
DINING
The Old Bavaria Inn Restaurant & Gift Shop
706-878-3729 | www.theoldbavariainnrest.com
Featuring Authentic German Cuisine
& American Specialities
A Sampling of our Menu:
• Wiener Schnitzel • Leberkas with Grilled Onions
• Rinder Rouladen • Sauerbraten • Kasseler Rippchen
• Blackforest Chicken • Steaks, Trout, Shrimp • Apple
Streudel • Bavarian Pretzel direct from Munich
Papas Pizza to Go
777 Helen Hwy., Cleveland, GA 30528
706-219-2071 | www.papaspizzatogo.com
Realtors
Barbara Hatcher, Associate Broker at Better Homes and
Gardens Real Estate Metro Brokers
770-530-2342 | www.homesinnorthga.com
Mountain Country Realty
560 Mountain Shadows Dr., Cleveland, GA 30528
706-865-1906 | www.mountaincountryrealty.us or www.rvlots.net
Services
Alpine Helen / White County Convention & Visitors Bureau
Pauls Steak House
8537-A South Main St., Helen, GA 30545
706-878-2468 | www.paulssteakhouse.com
Welcome Center/Visitor Information, Step On Guide Service
800-858-8027 or 706-878-2181 | www.helenga.org
726 Bruckenstrasse | PO Box 730, Helen, GA 30545
Scoop De Scoop
706-878-4082 | www.helenminigolf.com
Garden Gate Catering
706-754-7363 | www.gardengatecatering.com
Spice 55
705 Bruckenstrasse, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-1010 | www.helenga.org/business/spice-55
Subway
8065 S. Main St Helen GA 30545
706-892-1000 |www.subway.com
Troll Tavern
8590B North Main St., Helen, GA 30545
706-878-3117 | www.trolltavern.com
Viele Margarita’s
8537 B. South Main St., Helen, GA 30545
706-878-5501 | www.helenentertainment.com
Wendell’s Country Restaurant
5012 Helen Hwy, Sautee, GA 30571
706-348-1431 | www.1wp.com/go/wendells
Western Sizzlin
1963 Tom Bell Rd Cleveland GA 30528
706-348-1997 | www.helenga.org/business/western-sizzlin
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Healthy Foot and Body Massage
706-892-1030 | www.helenga.org/healthyfootspa
Helen Chamber of Commerce See our ad on page 61
706-878-1908 | www.helenchamber.com
Helen Soap Opera Laundromat
706-779-2066
Lucille’s Mountain Top Inn & Spa See our ad on page 19
964 Rabun Rd., Sautee, GA 30571
866-245-4777 | www.lucillesmountaintopinn.com
MoonDoggies Pet Specialty Store and Pet Boarding
2281 Hwy. 17, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-8887 | www.facebook.com/moondoggiesinthemountains
Randys Helen Pharmacy
8016 South Main St. A#1, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-0066 | www.randyshelenpharmacy.com
Simply Medicine
33 Nacoochee Way, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-1814 | www.simplymedicine-sautee.com
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SERVICES
United Community Bank
706-878-2121 | www.ucbi.com
VIP Travel & VIP Alpine Tours
5058 Helen Hwy.,Suite A, Sautee, GA 30571
706-348-8747 | www.vipalpinetours.com, www.vipsoutherntours.com
White County Chamber of Commerce See our ad on page 56
122 N Main St., Cleveland, GA 30528
706-865-5356 | www.whitecountychamber.org
Weddings
Alpine Wedding Chapel
91 Munich Strasse, Helen, GA 30545
800-873-9351 or 706-878-5683 | www.alpineweddingchapel.com
Blue Creek Weddings
2129 Dean Mountain Rd. Cleveland GA 30528
706-865-1405 | www.bluecreekweddings.com
Lucille’s Mountain Top Inn & Spa
964 Rabun Rd., Sautee, GA 30571
866-245-4777 | www.lucillesmountaintopinn.com
Sautee Nacoochee Vineyards
706-878-1056 | www.sauteenacoocheevineyards.com
SHOPPING
Shopping
Alpenland International
67 Alpenland Dr./29 Business Park, Cleveland, GA 30528
706-219-0256 | www.alpenland.us
Alpine Village Shoppes
8016 South Main St. A6, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-3016 | www.helenga.org/business/alpine-village-shoppes
Amish Red Barn
6345 Hwy. 17, Clarkesville, GA 30523
706-754-8235
BabyLand General® Hospital See our ad on page 36
300 NOK Drive, Cleveland, GA 30528
706-865-2171 | www.cabbagepatchkids.com
Bettys Country Store
706-878-2943 | www.bettysinhelen.com
Black Forest Bear Park & Reptile Exhibit
706-878-7043 | www.blackforestbearpark.com
Charlemagne’s Kingdom See our ad on page 58
706-878-2200 | www.georgiamodelrailroad.com
Christmas and More
706-878-1404 | www.helenga.org/business/christmas-more
Christmas Shoppe
706-878-1012 | www.helenchristmasshoppe.com
Classics
706-878-1411 | www.helenga.org/business/classics
Damrons Gifts
8600 Main St. #5, 6, & 7, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-2087 | www.helenga.org/business/damrons-gifts
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SHOPPING
Discount Spirits
706-878-7050 | www.helenga.org/business/discount-spirits-helen
Helen Arts and Heritage Council
706-878-3933 | www.helenarts.org
DJ Collectibles
8610 through 8614 North Main St., Helen, GA 30545
706-878-9478 | www.djcollectibles.com
The Helen Health Haus
706-878-3663 | Helenhealthhaus.com
Duke’s Creek Mines See our ad on page 36
6145 Helen Hwy., Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-2625 | www.dukescreek.com
Hickory Flat Pottery
13664 Hwy 197 North, Clarkesville, GA 30523
706-947-0030 | www.hickoryflatpottery.com
Elfmade Wooden Toys
2454C Highway 17, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-0010 | www.northgeorgiaelfworks.com
Freds Famous Peanuts
17 Clayton Road, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-3124 | www.fredsfamouspeanuts.com
Frogtown Cellars Helen Vineyards
7601 S.Main St., Helen, GA 30545
706--878-5000 | www.frogtownwine.com
Glass Blowing at Glass Mountain Gallery & Studio
257 Clayton Rd., Helen, GA 30545
706-878-1978 | www.glassmountaingallery.com
The Glassblowing Shop
8600 North Main St., #1, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-3156 | www.glassblowingshop.com
Gold ’n Gem Grubbin See our ad on page 37
75 Gold Nugget Lane, Cleveland, GA 30528
The Gourd Place
2319 Duncan Bridge Rd., Sautee, GA 30571
706-865-4048 | www.gourdplace.com
Habersham Winery See our ad on page 45
706-878-9463 | www.habershamwinery.com
Hansel & Gretel Candy Kitchen See our ad on page 57
8651 Main Street, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-2443 | www.hanselandgretelcandykitchen.com
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Hofer’s Bakery & Cafe See our ad on page 26
706-878-8200 | www.hofers.com
Homemade Ice Cream,Gifts & More
404-771-5409 | www. facebook.com/homemadeicecream
InsideOut Sautee
2454 A Hwy. 17, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-0144 | www.insideoutsautee.com
Itty Bitty Wonders
706-878-0065 | www.helenga.org/business/itty-bitty-wonders
Jolly’s Toys
706-878-2262 | www.helenga.org/business/jollystoys
Jumpin Goat Coffee Roasters See our ad on page 45
877-797-4628 or 706-892-1207 | www.jumpingoat.com
The Lavender Cottage & Garden
53 Hwy. 255 N, Sautee Nacoochee, GA 30571
706-878-0100 | www.thelavendercottageandgarden.com
Lindenhaus Imports See our ad on page 56
706-878-2357 | www.lindenhausimports.com
Mark of the Potter
9982 Hwy. 197 North, Clarkesville, GA 30523
706-947-3440 | www.markofthepotter.com
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SHOPPING
SHOPPING
MoonDoggies Pet Specialty Store and Pet Boarding
2281 Hwy. 17, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-8887 | www.facebook.com/moondoggiesinthemountains
Tim’s Wooden Toys
8635 North Main St., Unit 8, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-1842 | www.timswoodentoyshop.com
Nacoochee Village Antique Mall See our ad on page 45
706-878-4069 | www.nacoocheevillage.com
Village Peddler
706-878-2441 | www.facebook.com/villagepeddlerhelen
Nora Mill Granary See our ad on page 45
706-878-2375 | www.noramill.com
The Willows Pottery See our ad on page 45
706-878-1344 | www.thewillowspottery.com
Old Sautee Store
706-878-2281 | www.oldsauteestore.com
Windmill Dutch Imports
706-878-3444 | www.helenga.org/business/windmill-dutch-imports
Pebblu’s Gold
8635 N. Main St., Swiss German Plaza # 9, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-1824 | www.pebblusgold.com
Woody’s Mountain Bikes See our ad on page 39
457 Hwy 356, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-3715 | www.woodysmtb.net
The Pickled Peach
706-892-1229 | www.the-pickledpeach.com
Yonah Mountain Treasures
2047C Helen Hwy., Cleveland, GA 30528
706-348-8236 | www.yonahtreasures.com
Prairie Trails
2271 Hwy 17, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-8284 | www.helenga.org/prairie-trails
Yonah Mountain Vineyards
2454-B Highway 17, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-5522 | www.yonahmountainvineyards.com
The Red Door See our ad on page 45
706-878-9957 | www.nacoocheevillage.com
ZuZu’s Petals Rock Shop
706-400-9664 | www.zuzurocks.com
1299 Hwy 17, Sautee, GA 30571
Scarlett’s Secret
1902 Hwy 17, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-1028 | www.scarlettsecret.com
Southern Comfort Quilts
8580 North Main St. #102, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-0086 | www.helenga.org/business/southern-comfort-quilts-inc
Sweetfield Mountain Company
2275 Hwy 17, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-3555 | www.helenga.org
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ATTRACTIONS
ATTRACTIONS
Alpine Mini Golf See our ad on page 57
706-878-3328 | www.helenminigolf.com
Glass Mountain Gallery & Artist’s Home Studio
257 Clayton Rd., Helen, GA 30545
706-878-1978 | www.glassmountaingallery.com
Anna Ruby Falls Visitor Center
3455 Anna Ruby Falls Rd., Helen, GA 30545 706-878-1448
Gold ’n Gem Grubbin
Mine for gold and gemstones in our convenient
sluices or right on the creek! Custom gem
cutting & jewelry. Camping, too. Y’all Come!
75 Gold Nugget Lane,
Cleveland, GA 30528
Goofy Rooster Corn Maze See our ad on page 47
7264 Hwy. 75 Alternate, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-1777 | www.goofyrooster.com
The Gourd Place
2319 Duncan Bridge Rd., Sautee, GA 30571
706-865-4048 | www.gourdplace.com
Balloons Over Georgia
678-283-4033 | www.balloonsovergeorgia.com
Bavarian Mountain Mini Golf and Arcade
8065 S.Main St. Helen GA 30545
706-878-4653 | www.helenga.org/business/bavarian-mountain-mini-golf
Black Forest Bear Park & Reptile Exhibit
706-878-7043 | www.blackforestbearpark.com
Charlemagne’s Kingdom See our ad on page 58
706-878-2200 | www.georgiamodelrailroad.com
Duke’s Creek Mines
6145 Helen Hwy., Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-2625 | www.dukescreek.com
2 Miles from Helen. Come pan for gold at the site of the first U.S. Gold Rush.
Screen for a wide variety of gems, minerals, and fossils. Visit our gift and rock
shop filled with gems, jewelry, southwestern items, and mining supplies. Our
expert gem cutters are available to facet any gems you find.
Fancy Doodle (Art and Wine House) See our ad on page 45
706-878-0177 | www.fancydoodle.net
Folk Pottery Museum See our ad on page 50
283 Georgia Hwy 255 North, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-3300 | www.folkpotterymuseum.com
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Helen Arts and Heritage Council
706-878-3933 | www.helenarts.org
Helen Chamber of Commerce See our ad on page 61
706-878-1908 | www.helenchamber.com
Helen Theatre/Haunted Helen
115 Escowee St.. Helen, GA 30545
706-969-5671 | www.helenga.org/business/helen-theatrehaunted-helen
Loganberry Heritage Farm
2660 Adair Mill Rd., Cleveland, GA 30528
706-348-6068 | www.loganberryheritagefarm.com
Mark of the Potter
9982 Hwy. 197 North, Clarkesville, GA 30523
706-947-3440 | www.markofthepotter.com
Nacoochee Outdoor Adventure See our ad on page 45
7019 S.Main St Helen GA 30545
706-878-9477 | www.zipntime.com
Nora Mill Granary See our ad on page 45
706-878-2375 | www.noramill.com
North Georgia Corn Maze
651 Tom Bell Rd., Cleveland, GA 30528
800-959-1874 | www.northgacornmaze.com
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North Georgia Zoo & Petting Zoo
2912 Paradise Valley Rd., Cleveland, GA 30528
706-348-7279 | www.northgeorgiazoo.com
Pirates Cove Adventure Golf
706-892-1205 | www.piratescove.net
Scarletts Secret
1902 Hwy 17, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-1028 | www.scarlettssecret.com
Smithgall Woods See our ad on page 49
61 Tsalaki Trail, Helen, GA 30545
The Sautee Nacoochee Community Association
283 Hwy 255 North, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-3300 | www.snca.org See our ad on page 50
The Willows Pottery See our ad on page 45
706-878-1344 | www.thewillowspottery.com
Canoeing, Cruises, Rafting, Tubing
Cool River Tubing See our ad on page 46
800-896-4595 or 706-878-COOL | www.coolrivertubing.com
Helen Water Park & Tubing
706-878-1082 | www.helentubing.com
Romantic Lake Cruises
828-389-2255 | www.romanticlakecruises.com
www. romanticlakecruisefrontier.com
Golf
Innsbruck Resort & Golf Club of Helen See our ad on page 54
664 Bahn Innsbruck Road, Helen, GA 30545
706-878-2100 | www.innsbruckgolfclub.com
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Carriages & Horseback Riding
Alpine Carriage Company 706-892-8134 or 706-892-9584
River St., Helen, GA 30545
facebook.com/pages/Alpine-Carriage-Company/206815222666562
Chattahoochee Stables
2180 Hwy 17, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-7000 | www.chatahoocheestables.com
Sunburst Stables See our ad on page 53
3181 Hwy 255, Clarkesville, GA 30523
800-806-1953 or 706-947-7433 | www.sunburststables.com
Mountain Biking
Unicoi State Park Bike Trail See our ad on page 49
1788 Hwy. 356, Helen, GA 30545
Woody’s Mountain Bikes
457 Hwy 356, Helen, GA 30545 on the way to Unicoi State Park.
706-878-3715 | www.woodysmtb.net
Woody’s Mountain Bikes Trips - Rentals - Sales - Service
Mountain Bike Adventures - Waterfalls, wildlife, thrilling downhills, and
more. Let Woody’s customize your outdoor adventure. Established in 1996.
Reservations accepted. Visa, M/C U.S.D.A. permit #7032
Wine and Vineyards
Frogtown Cellars Helen Vineyards
706-878-5000 | www.frogtownwine.com
The Habersham Winery See our ad on page 45
706-878-9463 | www.habershamwinery.com
Yonah Mountain Vineyards
2454-B Highway 17, Sautee, GA 30571
706-878-5522 | www.yonahmountainvineyards.com
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HIKING & TRAILS
Smithgall Woods Trails
Laurel Ridge Trail - This interpretive trail is a moderate 1.6
mile loop that climbs to Laurel Ridge and a view of Mt.
Yonah. Take an interpretive guide from the Visitors Center to
learn more about the mountain ecosystem.
The following trails must be hiked from the Smithgall Woods Visitors Center. Please include the distance from the Visitors Center in
your hiking plans.
Wetlands Loop Trail - (1.3 miles from Visitors Center) An easy
1/2 mile loop trail that passes a beaver pond and wetland area.
Water fowl and frogs are residents that hikers may see or hear.
Our Frogs of Smithgall Woods guide makes it possible to
identify frogs by their calls.
Martin Mine Trail - (2.1 miles from Visitors Center) This memorial trail is a moderate 1/2 mile hike to a beautiful waterfall
tucked into the mountain. Deeply shaded by rhododendron, it
is a cool retreat in summer and a lush hike any time of the year.
In addition, there are unmarked roads throughout the park that can
be hiked.
Unicoi State Park Hiking Trails
Andrews Cove Trail - This trail follows an old logging road up
Andrews Cove and intersects the Appalachian Trail at Indian
Grave Gap. (2 miles) Take GA 75 north from Helen for 5
miles. Turn right into the Andrews Cove Recreation Area.
Smith Creek Trail - This trail offers a serene walk through
dense patches of rhododendron, mountain laurel, hemlock and
ferns. Travel up and over Hickory Nut Ridge and through
hardwood stands and across several small mountain streams
and springs. This trail ends at Unicoi State Park campground.
(4.6 miles)
Location: take GA 75 north from Helen for 1 mile. Turn
right on GA 356 and drive 1.5 miles. Turn left at the entrance
road to Anna Ruby Falls. Hike the 0.4 mile trail to Anna
Ruby Falls. Smith Creek Trail begins at the right of the first
observation bridge. Parking fee required.
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WATERFALLS &
COVERED BRIDGES
Dukes Creek Falls – (Chattooga R.D.)Dukes Creek Trail (.8
mile in length) winds its way into Dukes Creek Gorge where
it dead ends across from the 300-foot Dukes Creek Falls. The
area offers scenic beauty and excellent gold panning opportunities. Directions: Take GA 75 north from Helen for 1.5 miles.
Turn left on 75 Alternate and go 2.3 miles to the Russell-Brasstown Scenic Byway. Turn right and go two miles to the Dukes
Creek Falls Recreation Area.
Horse Trough Falls – (Chattooga R.D.)Horse Trough Falls
Trail (.4 mile in length) leads to the beautiful Horse Trough
Falls and is an excellent trail for novice hikers. Directions: Take
GA75 north from Helen for eight miles to Unicoi Gap. Turn
left onto F.S. Road 44 (Wilkes Creek Road). Go 5.4 miles to
a sharp curve and take the right fork. Go 0.2 mile, ford the
stream and follow colored blazes on the trees.
Mill Creek Falls – The waterfall on Ground Hog Branch drops
about 150 feet where it combines with the main Mill Creek.
The combined streams plunge another estimated 150 feet, ending in a series of rapids, which cascade down the Mill Creek
Gorge. Directions: From Hiawassee, take U.S. 76 east. Turn
right on GA Highway 75. Travel 3.5 miles. Turn left on Mill
Creek Road (F.S. Road 26)for 2.5 miles. The road crosses Mill
Creek 1.5 miles from the pavement. Parking is available in the
camping area on the right and at the pull-outs on the left and
right side of the road. Hike through the primitive camping area
and follow the west side of Mill Creek downstream.
Raven Cliff Falls – (Chattooga R.D.)These falls are one of the
most unusual in the North Georgia area because the water flows
through a split in the face of a solid rock outcropping to the
ground 100 feet below. Behind the split, the water drops approximately 60 feet and then rushes through the rock face and
drops 20 feet into a deep pool. The water then cascades 20 more
feet to Dodd Creek. Three other waterfalls can be found on
Dodd Creek ~ the largest is downstream from Raven Cliff Falls
and measures 70 feet. The area offers excellent opportunities for
day-hiking, however, there are no facilities of any type provided. Visitors are encouraged to exercise extreme caution in this
underdeveloped area. Directions: Take GA 75 N from Helen
for 1.5 miles. Turn left on 75 Alternate and travel 2.3 miles to
the Russell-Brasstown Scenic Byway. Turn right and travel 2.8
miles to the trail head and parking area.
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WATERFALLS &
COVERED BRIDGES
Sautee Covered Bridge It is also known as Helen Bridge, Sautee
Bridge, Nacoochee Bridge and Chickamauga Bridge and crosses Chickamauga Creek. Proclaimed Georgia’s smallest covered bridge, it was featured in the film “I’d Climb the Highest
Mountain.” Will Pardue built it in 1895 in the Queen Post design with a length of 36.8 feet and a width of 11 feet 10 inches.
There is parking and a picnic area as well as a Historic Marker.
Directions: Take GA 75 north of Cleveland for 7 miles, turn
right onto GA 17 for roughly 2 miles, then left on GA 255 for
2 miles near the town of Sautee.
Anna Ruby Falls – Spectacular Anna Ruby Falls is located in
the heart of the Chattahoochee National Forest. The quiet coolness of the area is broken only by the thundering rush of water
flowing over the rugged cliff face.
Anna Ruby Falls marks the junction of Curtis and York
Creeks. Both creeks begin on Tray Mountain and are fed by
underground springs, rain and snow. Curtis
Creek drops 153 feet and York Creek drops
50 feet to form the twin waterfalls known as
Anna Ruby Falls.
From the falls, Smith Creek tumbles downhill to Unicoi Lake and then to the Chattahoochee River. Its journey continues south,
eventually joining the Appalachicola River in
Florida and ending its 550-mile journey in
the Gulf of Mexico.
A paved 0.4-mile footpath leads from the
parking lot to the base of the falls. Walking
is easy to moderate and will take approximately 30 minutes to
complete. Benches are provided along the way. Walking shoes
are recommended since the trail can be wet and slippery.
The Lion’s Eye Trail gives people who are blind or have visual impairments the opportunity to experience the environment
along Smith Creek. Braille signs interpret various features of
the area. Ambitious hikers will find the 4.6-mile Smith Creek
Trail a challenge. This longer trail leads from the base of Anna
Ruby Falls to Unicoi State Park. In addition to hiking opportunities, the area also offers 11 picnic sites with tables and grills.
Who was Anna Ruby? After the Civil War the land surrounding and including Anna Ruby Falls was purchased by
Colonel John H. “Captain”Nichols. Colonel Nichols named the
twin waterfalls in honor of his daughter, his sole surviving family member after the death of his wife and two infant sons.
Please call 706-878-1448 for hours of operation and further
information.
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• Habersham Winery 706-878-9463 Sample award
winning Georgia wines in our tasting room. Unique
wine specialty items and gifts. habershamwinery.com
• Mully’s Nacoochee Grill 706-878-1020 Fresh seafood
and handcut steaks on a live fire grill. In house and off
site catering. nacoocheegrill.com
• The Red Door 706-878-9957 Unique gifts, home
decor and fashion accessories.
• Nora Mill Granary 706-878-2375 Est. in 1876,
Nora Mill Grist Mill & Country Store is one of the few
remaining water powered grist mills. noramill.com
• The Willows Pottery 706-878-1344 Locally-made gifts
and functional stoneware pottery made on-site daily.
thewillowspottery.com
• Nacoochee Village Tavern & Pizzeria 706-878-0199
Hand tossed pizzas, subs, paninis, salads, wine, craft
beers and spirits.
• Nacoochee Outdoor Adventure 706-878-9477
If you ever wanted to fly you should give ZIPNTIME a try.
Best family fun ever. zipntime.com
• Nacoochee Antiques 706-878-4069 Huge selection of
antiques & collectibles. Located in historic Martin House.
• Jumpin Goat Coffee Roasters 706-892-1207
Fresh roasted local coffee, tea, gifts. jumpingoat.com
• Georgia Mountain Rentals 706-878-8400
Lodging and vacation cabins, condos
and chalets for nightly and weekly
rental. cabinsinhelen.com
• Fancy Doodle Art & Wine House
706-878-0177 Northeast Georgia’s
ultimate “do your own art”
destination. fancydoodle.net
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White County Chamber of Commerce
Workforce Development Programs • Relocation Information
Business Counseling • Economic Development
Business Advocacy • Tourism
122 North Main Street, Cleveland, GA 30528
706.865.5356 • 1.800.392.8279
whitecountychamber.org
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Alpine Helen • White County
Convention & Visitors Bureau
726 Bruckenstrasse
P.O. box 730
Helen, GA 30545
helenga.org • (800)858-8027
Cleveland, GA 30528
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2014 ALPINE HELEN GEORGIA

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