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The Sautee Inn – Bed & Breakfast

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Treat yourself to a stay in our historic bed and breakfast in Sautee, GA. Enjoy stunning mountain views, incredible comfort and easy access to Alpine Helen. (more…)

Highlights from North Georgia

Community Spotlight: Rabun County

Relax in Rabun North Georgia’s Summer Retreat Lake Burton In the midst of life’s hustle and bustle, there’s an undeniable allure to escaping it all and immersing oneself in the serenity of a relaxing vacation. Whether it’s the flowing waters of a glimmering lake, the rustle of leaves in a secluded forest, or the breathtaking vistas of mountain ranges, Rabun County offers a variety of activities to soothe the soul and rejuvenate the spirit. Nature has an unparalleled ability to instill a sense of calm and perspective and Rabun County has approx. 150,000 acres of National Forest land [...]

Road Trip to: Hike in Western North Carolina

Western North Carolina offers a stunning backdrop for hiking enthusiasts, with its picturesque mountains that seem to touch the sky. As you trek through the winding trails, surrounded by lush forests and vibrant wildflowers, the panoramic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains unfold before you in all their majestic glory. The crisp mountain air invigorates your senses, while the sounds of birds provide a soothing melody. Enjoy some of the breathtaking vistas and see what Western North Carolina’s mountain trails have to offer to help leave a lasting impression on the soul. Hayesville Jack Rabbit Mountain Recreation Area: Take US [...]

Trackrock: Written in Stone

Track Rock Gap Archaeological Area is the location of a series of soapstone boulders covered with petroglyphs made by Native Americans over 1,000 years ago. There are hundreds of carvings in a wide range of figures. It's one of the most significant rock art sites in the Southeastern United States. Track Rock was a place of power within the sacred landscape of the American Indian Nations where the activities of ancient humans were influenced by spirit beings. It sits at the threshold of the spirit world. Rocks carved with footprints and tracks signified a doorway into the domain of dangerous [...]

Warwoman Dell

Warwoman Dell was named to honor a Cherokee Warwoman. Some believe it could have been named for Nancy Hart, the Revolutionary War era woman who may have fought at the Battle of Kettle Creek with her husband and sons. Most likely, though, it was named to honor Nancy Ward, a highly-respected “beloved woman” of the Cherokee Nation who frequented the dell and advised the Cherokee tribal council on war and peace. She was very powerful in the Cherokee clan rule, for she was the last Warwoman in the East. When the Cherokee chiefs voted to go to war, it could [...]

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