Hearthstone Cabins And Camping’s Guidebook
Great Eats
Steakhouse favorites, Southern fare & craft beer offered in easygoing digs with a roomy bar & patio
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Cowboys & Angels Restaurant
60 Chattahoochee StrasseSteakhouse favorites, Southern fare & craft beer offered in easygoing digs with a roomy bar & patio
Riverfront, Bavarian-style eatery offering traditional German dishes & imported beers, plus a patio
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Hofbrauhaus Restaurant & Pub
9001 N Main StRiverfront, Bavarian-style eatery offering traditional German dishes & imported beers, plus a patio
Quaint Thai restaurant serving classic rice & noodle dishes & sushi in a vibrant, casual space
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Spice 55
705 Brucken StrasseQuaint Thai restaurant serving classic rice & noodle dishes & sushi in a vibrant, casual space
Great local cuisine and breakfast served all day. Go and sit in the Courtyard or inside and enjoy the view.
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Cimmi's Courtyard Cafe
8797 N Main StGreat local cuisine and breakfast served all day. Go and sit in the Courtyard or inside and enjoy the view.
Betty's was established in 1973 in the quaint little Alpine Village of Helen. It is a "must-see" grocery store filled with items from the past as well as the present. Browse their wines, grab a custom made sandwich at their deli and visit their bakery for homemade pies, cookies, and Mississippi Mud. They also have a souvenir shop, and outdoor bar and all your camping needs at their unique Country Store.
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Betty's Country Store
18 Yonah StBetty's was established in 1973 in the quaint little Alpine Village of Helen. It is a "must-see" grocery store filled with items from the past as well as the present. Browse their wines, grab a custom made sandwich at their deli and visit their bakery for homemade pies, cookies, and Mississippi Mud. They also have a souvenir shop, and outdoor bar and all your camping needs at their unique Country Store.
German eatery & bakery serving comfort fare, cakes & more in an alpine–style space with a patio
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Hofer's Bakery and Cafe
8758 N Main StGerman eatery & bakery serving comfort fare, cakes & more in an alpine–style space with a patio
Waterfalls
Dukes Creek Falls is one of the most popular family friendly waterfalls in the area and just minutes up the back road from Hearthstone Cabins and Camping. The trail begins with a scenic overlook of Yonah mountain and ends with several stunning waterfalls dropping 150 feet down a sheer granite canyon into Dukes Creek.
This easy 1.9 mile round trip trail has spectacular views with gravel and boardwalk trails that lead you through the forest and along the river with a total elevation gain of 300 feet. This hike is excellent for running, photography, observing wildlife and spending time with friends and family in nature.
Dukes Creek is the creek in White County, Georgia, on which gold was found in 1828. The discovery of gold in White County and neighboring Lumpkin County led to the Georgia Gold Rush. The creek is approximately 8.76 miles long
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Dukes Creek Falls
Dukes Creek Falls is one of the most popular family friendly waterfalls in the area and just minutes up the back road from Hearthstone Cabins and Camping. The trail begins with a scenic overlook of Yonah mountain and ends with several stunning waterfalls dropping 150 feet down a sheer granite canyon into Dukes Creek.
This easy 1.9 mile round trip trail has spectacular views with gravel and boardwalk trails that lead you through the forest and along the river with a total elevation gain of 300 feet. This hike is excellent for running, photography, observing wildlife and spending time with friends and family in nature.
Dukes Creek is the creek in White County, Georgia, on which gold was found in 1828. The discovery of gold in White County and neighboring Lumpkin County led to the Georgia Gold Rush. The creek is approximately 8.76 miles long
Ravens Cliff Falls Trail is a family and dog friendly wooded hiking spot with a stream, several waterfalls & picturesque views. The entire trek to and from Raven Cliff Falls is approximately five miles, making it ideal for a full afternoon of hiking through North Georgia’s stunning wilderness. The trail is also dog-friendly and fairly easy/moderate for beginners! While the waterfall itself is the trail’s main attraction, hikers are delighted to find that there is plenty to admire along the way including lovely wildflower fields, smaller cascades, and gurgling streams. The trail’s location underneath a canopy of trees keep the temperatures down and makes for an enjoyable experience, even during the summer months. It’s an adventure that’s bound to become one of the highlights of your Helen, GA getaway.
The Trail to the Falls
The hike begins at a gravel trailhead just outside of Helen, GA. From here, you’ll gain elevation as you follow Dodd Creek upstream. At a quarter of a mile in, the trail will start to descend towards the creek. As you travel along, you’ll come across a campsite and a small swimming hole that is popular with visitors during the warmer months. If you’d like to see more waterfalls during your hike, you’ll want to follow the steeply-pitched side paths on the trail’s left side.
As you get closer to Raven Cliff Falls, you’ll begin to hear the sound of rushing water echoing through the forest.
Once the trail begins to gain more elevation and turns northwest towards the massive cliff, you should see the lower part of the falls. Upon arrival, you’ll notice an enormous fracture in the large granite slab. The falls tumble through this fracture, feeding the cliff’s moss-lined walls and overhanging lush. Now is your chance to sit back, enjoy the view, take photos, or enjoy a quick lunch before following the trail back to your car!
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Raven Cliffs Falls Trail
3000 Richard B Russell Scenic HwyRavens Cliff Falls Trail is a family and dog friendly wooded hiking spot with a stream, several waterfalls & picturesque views. The entire trek to and from Raven Cliff Falls is approximately five miles, making it ideal for a full afternoon of hiking through North Georgia’s stunning wilderness. The trail is also dog-friendly and fairly easy/moderate for beginners! While the waterfall itself is the trail’s main attraction, hikers are delighted to find that there is plenty to admire along the way including lovely wildflower fields, smaller cascades, and gurgling streams. The trail’s location underneath a canopy of trees keep the temperatures down and makes for an enjoyable experience, even during the summer months. It’s an adventure that’s bound to become one of the highlights of your Helen, GA getaway.
The Trail to the Falls
The hike begins at a gravel trailhead just outside of Helen, GA. From here, you’ll gain elevation as you follow Dodd Creek upstream. At a quarter of a mile in, the trail will start to descend towards the creek. As you travel along, you’ll come across a campsite and a small swimming hole that is popular with visitors during the warmer months. If you’d like to see more waterfalls during your hike, you’ll want to follow the steeply-pitched side paths on the trail’s left side.
As you get closer to Raven Cliff Falls, you’ll begin to hear the sound of rushing water echoing through the forest.
Once the trail begins to gain more elevation and turns northwest towards the massive cliff, you should see the lower part of the falls. Upon arrival, you’ll notice an enormous fracture in the large granite slab. The falls tumble through this fracture, feeding the cliff’s moss-lined walls and overhanging lush. Now is your chance to sit back, enjoy the view, take photos, or enjoy a quick lunch before following the trail back to your car!