Beer, brats, and bears - the charming little town of Helen has it all! Spend a relaxing weekend getaway in the mountains of ...

Anna Ruby Falls in Helen, Georgia is one of the state’s most popular hikes, and when you make it to the immensely gorgeous twin waterfalls, it’s easy to see why! Check out this quick and easy ...

Smith Creek, which winds from the falls to the lake, is a tributary of the Chattahoochee River. Address: 1788 GA-356, Helen, GA 30545 Anna Ruby Falls is a top destination for people who love the ...

HELEN, Ga. — Searching for something fun to do that will entertain the kids this summer? Head to north Georgia and hike to a rare double waterfall. Anna Ruby Falls WSBTV.com's Nelson Hicks ...

Georgia offers a wide range of fantastic ... This waterfall shares a name with a much larger waterfall near Helen. But unlike the other High Shoals Falls, this waterfall hike is in the metro ...

Raven Cliff Falls near Helen, Ga. Located in the Chattahoochee National Forest, this hike offers views of several smaller waterfalls along the way and parking is also free. When the trail ends ...

It highlights remarkable destinations throughout north Georgia that are affordable and perfect for family outings.

The twin waterfalls flow on the outskirts of Helen, Georgia, another Peach State tourist stop. The trail to the falls is another short hike for visitors to gaze at the water pouring from York and ...

Veer off the Bottoms Loop on the Helen Trail to run three miles ... River Falls Run nine miles roundtrip to one of Georgia's most stunning waterfalls, Jacks River Falls. The trail runs through ...

Helen is a small Bavarian-inspired town in Georgia, and the third-most visited ... I considered one of the longer trails leading to Anna Ruby Falls, a waterfall with observation decks, but decided ...

Right outside of Helen, Georgia, Raven Cliff Falls is a fun 4.9-mile out-and-back trail filled with bubbling creeks and beautiful waterfalls along the way. A quarter of a mile into the trail is an ...

HELEN, Ga. — Hundreds of people from several states flocked to hotels in the mountains of northeast Georgia Sunday to enjoy the snow and activities in it. Kids built snowmen, had snowball fights ...