Cheap Things To Do in Dahlonega, Georgia

The closest thing that Dahlonega has to a zoo, the Chestatee Wildlife Preserve is really something more th...

Chestatee Wildlife Preserve is a fully licensed 501-c non-profit that houses exotic and domestic species fr... More on GoCityKids

True to its heritage, the Dahlonega Courthouse Gold Museum State Historic Site in the center of the little... More on Off the Beaten Path: Georgia

The Dahlonega Courthouse Gold Museum gives some insight into the gold mining history of the towns of Aurari... More on showcaves.com

Three mile climb at the start (all singletrack). Many small stream crossings, technical downhills, rocky climbs. To make a longer ... More on trails.mtbr.com

Instead of climbing Bare Hare, stay straight and you'll enjoy a pretty steady climb until the last little bit which is a nice challenge. More on trails.mtbr.com

Come see our new, award-winning film.Twenty years before the famed 1849 gold rush in California, thousands of prospectors flocked into the Cherokee Nation in north Georgia, marking the true beginning of our country's first gold rush. ... More on gastateparks.org

The Olde Cannery Arts Center is operated by the Dahlonega Arts Council. The Cannery was originally constructed in the 1940's and the building was first used as a community cannery, then as a Thrif... More on Dahlonega.org

The Olde Cannery Arts Center is operated by the Dahlonega Arts Council. The Cannery was originally constructed in the 1940's and the building was first used as a community cannery, then as a Thrift... More on Dahlonega.org

A small, family run horse outfit that offers customized ... More on Yahoo! Travel

One of the few places to go Georgia horseback riding ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. Many famous gold mines of the Dahlonega era were along this ridge on both sides of this highway. The saprolite and vein gold mining operations along here contributed much to the $35,000,000 in gold taken from this district. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. During the War Between the States nine companies were organized on this site; five were mustered here in 1861, two in 1862 and two in 1864. Men from other north Georgia counties came to Dahlonega to be mustered here in ... More on HMDB