Helen Travel Package

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Helen Vacation Packages

Travelers to this area of Northeast Georgia will be rubbing shoulders with around 500 local residents.

Visitors will find this destination some 75 miles from Atlanta, the state capital of Georgia. It is also roughly 16 miles from Clermont.

Rediscover the joys of childhood and be transported into a world of magic and wonder at the Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds and Helen Waterpark. Want more? Charlemagne's Kingdom and Alpine Mini Golf are sure to keep everyone grinning.

Whether your youngsters yell for joy at the sight of majestic mammals or unassuming reptiles, Chestatee Wildlife Preserve & Zoo and North Georgia Zoo have something for all tastes.

The region's vineyards sure know how to rouse the senses. Meet the passionate cellar masters, sample the latest blends and enjoy a great day out at the Wolf Mountain Vineyards and the Crane Creek Vineyards. Ready for one or two more? The Tiger Mountain Vineyards and 12 Spies Vineyards and Farm are also highly praised.

Hamilton Gardens plays an integral role in preserving the region's botanical species. Be sure to stop by and support their important work.

Pack some lunch and take it easy for a while in the tranquil, green surroundings of Unicoi State Park and Vogel State Park. Tallulah Gorge State Park and Anna Ruby Falls are two more nice places to while away a lazy day and finally read that neglected book of yours.

If you need a bit of information about the Helen area, pick up some brochures at Alpine Helen/White County Convention and Visitors Bureau.

We often think of a river as being quite peaceful, but a visit to places such as Raven Cliffs Falls or Minnehaha Falls reveals their true power. The untouched beauty of DeSoto Falls and Helton Creek Falls is also something to behold.

Lock your phone in the car and have a rest from the stresses of the modern world at High Shoals Falls Trailhead and Panther Creek Trailhead. Brasstown Bald Mountain and Moccasin Creek Park are also recommended by nature-loving visitors.

Broaden your horizons with a visit to one of the area's intriguing cultural institutions. The Foxfire Museum and Dahlonega Gold Museum State Historic Site offer a range of displays and collections that are bound to spark your curiosity. Misty Mountain Model Railroad and Museum and Rollins Planetarium are also worth considering.

An oasis for art lovers, this area houses an impressive range of gallery spaces in which local and international artists can exhibit their wares. Pay a visit to Main Street Gallery and Rosehips Folk Art Gallery for the best of what this creative enclave has to offer. The Mark of the Potter and the Hickory Flat Pottery are also well worth your time if you can fit them in before dinner.

To discover more about the area's rich and fascinating past, pay a visit to its historic monuments and buildings. Start the local history tour at Chenocetah Tower or Vickery House. More tales from the days of old await at the Consolidated Gold Mine and the Crisson Gold Mine.

Gaze at the waters flowing under Stovall Mill Covered Bridge, a remarkable example of civil engineering.

Your vacation wouldn't be complete without a stop at Tallulah Point Overlook, one of the area's most popular landmarks.

A site of reflection that serves as a monument to this place's past, Big Red Apple Monument is well worth visiting.

Every school has its own character and history, and the Piedmont College is no different. A significant part of the local community, it makes an interesting excursion for anyone who plans on furthering their education.

You'll soon discover why this area has a reputation as a great place to shop. Purchase a new outfit, have a snack or just enjoy the atmosphere at Victoria's Center and Mt. Yonah Book Exchange. You're also sure to be impressed with the selection at Village Boutique and Union County Farmers Market.

Organize a night out at the Historic Holly Theater or Helen Festhalle and enjoy some superb entertainment. The Black Bear Dinner Theatre is another fixture in the arts community here.

After experiencing all of the principle attractions around Helen, make time to visit a few of its lesser-known sights. Two good options to start off with are the Sautee Nacoochee Community Center and North Georgia's Premier Fishing Guide Service. If you've got more time to spare, also visit Southern Water Trails LLC or Andy's Trout Farm.

Accommodation in Helen

Those wanting to stay in Helen are recommended to book a room in advance, because currently there are only limited Helen hotels available.

Some of the accommodations worth checking out in and around Helen are the Hampton Inn Helen and Red Roof Inn Helen.