 Located
in the northeastern corner of Georgia, Rabun County is the gateway to the
breathtaking Blue Ridge Mountains. These beautiful north Georgia mountains
abound with activities to suit everyone. So, jump in the car, and head
for the mountains!
For the latest information on fishing in the area, check out Georgia Lake and River Fishing Reports. Trout net is an excellent site for all you trout fishermen ... a must-visit site. Tallulah Falls - Along US 441, spanning the border between Habersham and Rabun counties sits Tallulah Gorge. In earlier times this gash in the earth's crust was the vacation destination for more people than any other place in the Southeast. The only visible evidence of the past splendor in the town of Tallulah Falls is the train depot, now the home of the Craft Co-op, where local artists display their wares. Ladore ("L'eau d'or"), Tempesta, Hurricane, Oceana, Bridal Veil; the names of the falls on the Tallulah River are a litany to those who love the outdoors, so beautiful they were nicknamed "Niagara of the South." Tallulah
Gorge State Park - This state park was created through a partnership
between the Georgia Department of Natural Resources and Georgia Power Company.
One of the most spectacular gorges in the eastern U.S., the chasm is two
miles long and nearly 1,000 feet deep. The park’s breathtaking views and
the town’s rich history make this area a favorite stopping point along
U.S. Highway. 441 — the main route between Atlanta and the Great Smoky
Mountains. The park’s interpretive center features an award winning film
that takes viewers on a dramatic journey through the gorge. The park offers
more than 20 miles of hiking and biking trails, including paved "Rails
to Trails" project, Gorge Overlooks, a
Our area is home to some spectacular waterfalls. Becky Branch Falls, Dick's Creek Falls, Martin Creek Falls, Mud Creek Falls, Minnehaha Falls (one of the most beautiful, must-see waterfalls in the north Georgia area, located just south of Lake Burton in Rabun county. This waterfall, a combination of falling and shoaling cascades, is approximately 100 feet high. The trail is a must-see as well, gently sloping through rhododendron and mountain laurel). Angel/Panther Falls, and High Shoals Falls (there are two tremendous waterfalls on the High Shoals Creek. These falls very dramatic, and a highly recommended hike. The falls are on a 170 acre scenic site and are reached by taking a 1.2 mile trail). |
Clayton,
just a few miles north has an old fashioned soda fountain at the drug store,
and lots of antique shops.
