Such as: • With the leaves off the trees, you get panoramic views that are not available in other seasons. • There are no venomous snakes to avoid stepping on, no insects, no poison ivy, and no…
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We’re blessed with water and waterfalls, but we’re also blessed with a number of extraordinarily talented outdoor photographers. Put the two together, and take a few moments to pick a photog’s brain…
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Upon returning to Georgia, I researched and found the Georgia Appalachian Trail Club. This group of volunteers, under contract with the National Park Service, is responsible for the management of the…
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Twenty one miles from the Dahlonega square is a bronze plaque set into the stone of Springer Mountain. On a tree overhead is a 2”x6” white blaze, the first of 165,000 on this single track footpath…
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Forgotten cemeteries, old buildings and strangely bent trees are just a few of the historical treasures waiting to be discovered. Although the forests may still look rather bleak, now is the perfect…
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A Polar Bear Splash and Dash Fundraiser has been planned for Saturday, February 13 at Yahoola Creek Park in Lumpkin County to help generate funds to purchase the devices. A 5K run (the Dash) will…
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Trout are not the only fish in the sea (so to speak) but the 30-mile radius around Dahlonega offers a significant selection of premier mountain trout habitat and opportunities for fishing for…
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