Welcome to the Northeast Georgia Mountains!




 From the Cabbage Patch to Brasstown Bald, the region offers a fun and exciting blend of attractions. While visiting the region during Winter Chautauqua we encourage you to make a weekend out of your trip.
 

Travel our scenic winding roads and discover treasures like the new Folk Pottery Museum. If a trip requires shopping, we have plenty of option from designer outlets to main street boutiques.



For more information, visit our region's website
www.georgiamountains.org

Gainesville is the urban center of the Northeast Georgia Mountain region. With easy access to both I-85 and I-985 this mountain foothill community has grown to a commercial hub while maintaining its charm and small town character.


During your visit you'll have the opportunity to enjoy the newly renovated meeting space at our Georgia Mountains Center. This state of the art meeting facility hosts many conventions, conferences and trade shows. The main theater will be our home during most of the Winter Chautauqua events.


Don't miss out on the wonderful boutiques and cafes found near the Georgia Mountains Center on our beautiful Main Street Square. An award winning downtown development program, Gainesville's Main Street is a must see.


While in Gainesville, be sure to take in some of the sites like Poultry Park, Historic Green Street, the campus of Brenau University and the Northeast Georgia History Center.

For more information, visit our CVB website:
www.gainesvillehallcvb.org

Georgia's Great Lake Lake Sidney Lanier



The fabulous shorelines of Lake Sidney Lanier welcome over 8 million visitors annually. From the laid back luxury of the Lake Lanier Islands Resort to the world class racing of Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta - the Lake Lanier Area is on the fast track to becoming one of Georgia's premiere tourist destinations.