Articles related to "North Georgia"

When tourists come to Helen they get to experience the German culture. Besides the popular Oktoberfest held in the fall, Helen draws visitors year-round.

Tens of thousands attend events above Atlanta celebrating Appalachian mountain culture and production of marble, apples and sorghum.

In and around Dahlonega, Georgia, families can find plenty to keep them entertained for a weekend or a week. Here are top attractions, plus tips on where to stay and eat.

North Georgia has mountains, wineries and gold!

For 25 years a unique institution in the foothills of the North Georgia Mountains has been a refuge for kangaroos and other species in need of protection.

These intimate cabins, friendly inns and romantic B&Bs roll out the red carpet for couples around Valentine's Day, but they make great couples-only getaways all year.

For Southerners and Georgians, near the mountains, Blue Ridge and Appalachian October leaf colors and scenes will be great for trips and hiking due to ideal conditions.

Dahlonega, Ga., maintains its quaintness without forgetting the dark side of its golden past: the 1829 Gold Rush that precipitated Indian Removal and the Trail of Tears.

Georgia offers a wealth of outlet malls in and around Atlanta. Read more about these shopping meccas.

Cynthia and her best friend, Gus, discover that Cynthia's attic is more than just your average dusty den of memories; it is a true gateway to their family histories.

Find all of the bargains that you could ever want in Georgia. Here is a guide to finding nice, name brand clothes, antiques and furniture near Atlanta, Ga.

Macon's flavor and song make it an ideal Georgia road trip. Short on time? Follow these things to do to maximize a visit.

Lillian Smith is one of the forgotten heroes in the history of Southern literature, but her works challenged racist ideology in the early twentieth century.

Georgia has many places that are slightly off the beaten paths of its main interstates of 85, 285 and 75. Here are a few of the roads one should explore.

The last grand celebration to honor those who lived and fought through the Civil War was held during the centennial (1961-1965). Sesquicentennial events will soon begin.

Pan for gold, dig for gemstones, or collect minerals for both fun and profit at some of the best places for gem and mineral digging available.

Peak leaf-peeping is great in October and early November in Virginia, Georgia and North Carolina, as well as the valleys in California. Another bonus: fewer crowds.

The Cabbage Patch fad may have faded, but the beloved dolls continue to capture the hearts of kids and collectors. They soon turn 25 with an annniversary bash planned.

More and more consumers are buying at second-hand stores to save money during these hard economic times. Here are some tips for making good consumer choises.

Although homeschooling is worth the time spent doing it, it's much more enjoyable when you get support from others. Rather than burn-out, learn how to get help.

For enchantment and romance, nothing is quite as memorable as a castle wedding. Traveling to Europe might not be in the plans, so try a castle in the U.S.

Kids needn't be left behind in the quest for math mastery. A professional math tutor can lead them from the shadows of confusion to the light of understanding.

Planning a Georgia wedding offers many venues for the special event. Here are a few suggestions to help one decide on the perfect location.