Lumpkin County Georgia Outdoor Recreation, Tourism and, Travel

Home of the first gold rush in the United States (1829) Lumpkin County's Dahlonega (County Seat) is now home to the Dahlonega Gold Museum, and North Georgia College and State University which includes the Military College of Georgia.

Located in the North Georgia Mountains, Lumpkin County offers a variety of outdoor recreation choices. There are 17 hiking trails, 10 bike trails, 7 horse trail, 2 publicly owned camping areas, a 14 trail OHV system, and 5 waterfalls. In the Lumpkin County Georgia section you will also find information about local businesses such as Motels, Cabin Rentals, Real Estate, Photographers, Home Builders and Restaurants most of which are located in or near Dahlonega.

Review of Cavender Creek Cabins
In August we traveled to Dahlonega, Georgia for a little gold panning and stayed at Cavender Creek Cabins. Our cabin was like icing on the cake of a great trip. Read More

See if there really is gold in Dahlonega, Georgia as we went gold panning at Crisson Gold Mine. I'll give you a hint; we will be going back. Read More.

Lumpkin County Georgia is also home of "Gold Rush Days", a festival held around the Historic District and Square in Dahlonega Georgia, Gold Rush Days was a Featured Event of the Mountain Travel Guide

Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge Cabin Rentals

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