The Appalachian Trail
As the world’s longest hiking only trail, The Appalachian Trail (affectionately referred to as the AT) traverses most of the eastern US. The AT runs […]
Culture & History
Archaic Roots
Archaic Roots is a manifestation of many years of study, practice and passion for hand made crafts/artistic media combined with knowledge of indigenous instruments and
Tallulah Gorge State Park
Hurricane Falls is a nearly 100 foot waterfall on the Tallulah River. The waterfall is in the Tallulah Gorge State Park and is one of
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Black Rock Mountain State Park
Black Rock Mountain State Park is Georgia’s highest state park and offers 10 mountain-top cabins with fully equipped kitchens and rocking chair porches. Two are
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Lillian E Smith Center
Lillian E Smith CenterThe Lillian E Smith Center preserves the home, office and library of Lillian Eugenia Smith (1897 – 1966). Now considered by many the
Hambidge Center
In 1934, Georgia native Mary Hambidge settled in northern Rabun County where she founded the Hambidge Center for Creative Arts and Sciences. On a visit to
Sylvan Falls Mill
The Sylvan Falls Mill is an 1840 grist mill that still operates today supplying a variety of meals and flours ground from organically grown local
Reardon Theater at Rabun Gap Nacoochee School
The Reardon Theater is a state-of the art, beautiful 600-seat theater on the campus of the Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School. RGNS is a private college preparatory
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North Georgia Community Players
NGCP had long been in search of a theater home. As stated in their 2004 Rhapsody in Rabun application, they sought funding for their dream,
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Rabun County Historical Society and Museum
Rabun County Historical Society and Museum Chartered in 1976, the Rabun County Historical Society and Museum is an active reminder of the county’s rich heritage and
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