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Things To Do
Amicalola Falls State Park
Adventures are abundant at Amicalola State Park. From high flying on our Georgia zip line adventure to hiking Amicalola Falls. All of the adventure you love and more of what you crave from our mountain wonderland. Acivities Include: Hiking up the beautiful waterfall Ziplining 3D Archery Animal Meet & Greets Guided Hiking Tours GPS Scavenger hunts Tomahawk Challenge Weekly activities or schedule an adventure package with activities that are sure to get your adrenaline pumping. Reservations are required for some activities and private programs. Please reserve your spot by emailing naturalist@amicalolafallslodge.com or call 706-265-1969.
Horseback Riding & Carriage Rides
Ride horses through the North Georgia mountains with Dahlonega Carriage and Horse Rides (previously Gold City Corral). Independently owned and operated. Instructions are given with every ride. Conveniently located at Forrest Hills Resort. Overnight guests can simply walk from their cabin or room! All rides are guided
Ball Ground Burger Bus
This is a fun place to grab a bite to eat! The food is great & the experience is too. Locally owned and operated custom burger restaurant. Black angus no hormone no steroids. Best Handmade Craft Burgers in Georgia
Helen, GA
From the excitement of flying high above the treetops via zipline to the leisure of floating peacefully downstream via tube in the cool waters of the Chattahoochee River, Helen offers a little bit of everything to appeal to the outdoor adventurer in you – making it easy to unplug, unwind and get outside and PLAY! While our fair city is only a little over two square miles in size, we really know how to pack a lot of life into our small corner of the world! Encircled by warm and welcoming White County, we offer guests a veritable treasure trove of fun things to see and do all around the area. Set off on scenic explorations of the surrounding area, sample local wines at a variety of charming family-owned wineries, shop and dine your way across the city, or grab a tube and get a “fish eye” view of Helen from Chattahoochee’s cool waters.