Nearby Attractions

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Andy’s Trout Farm

Andy’s Trout Farm was opened in 1965 by Mr. & Mrs. Andy & Hazel Cope - and has been supplying the town of Dillard, GA (and it's visitors) with an outdoor recreational haven for generations! To this day, Andy's maintains it's charm as a welcoming, rustic & tranquil respite; while granting it's guests a fun, unbridled sense of yesteryear.

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Nantahala Outdoor Center

Nantahala Outdoor Center is the nation’s largest outdoor recreation company. Over a million guests visit NOC annually to embark on a diverse collection of more than 120 different river and land-based itineraries, learn to kayak at NOC’s world-renowned Paddling School, travel abroad with NOC’s Adventure Travel program, test the latest outdoor gear and shop at its LEED-certified flagship retail stores.

 
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Highlands Aerial Park

For families wanting to create memories together, Highlands Aerial Park provides outdoor adventures and thrills for ages 5 and up, with a focus on enabling multiple generations to experience adventure together. Our zipline tours offer some of the area’s best views of the Appalachian mountains, and we deliver every experience with legendary friendliness.

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Waterfall Adventures in Highlands, NC

With its ancient granite mountains and shadowed hollows, combined with abundant rainfall (Highlands is technically in a rain forest), it’s no surprise that the Highlands has become a national waterfall destination. Some of them are diminutive, little more than a rivulet; some of them are raging, exploding over a cliff face with irresistible force. All of them are beguiling and will charm even the most jaded traveler.

 
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Exploring Clayton, GA

Originally inhabited by Cherokee tribes, the town of Clayton was incorporated in 1821 by European settlers. The mountain community is known for its thriving downtown, unique lodging, outdoor recreation and restaurants, earning it the title of Farm to Table Capital of Georgia. The nearby wineries make for a popular day trip, each offering stunning views.

Additional Recommendations:

OUTDOOR RECREATION: Tallulah Gorge State Park (24.7 miles), Chattooga River (25.8 miles), Black Rock Moutain State Park (11.9 miles), Rabun Bald (13.7 miles), Sky Valley Overlook (9.0 miles)

TROUT STREAMS: Tallulah River (17.6 miles), Coleman River (17.8 miles), Charlie’s Creek (20.0 miles)

LAKES: Lake Rabun (23.1 miles), Lake Seed (26.4 miles), Lake Burton (28.8 miles)

WINERIES: 12 Spies Vineyards (7.7 miles), Tiger Mountain Vineyards (14.5 miles), Stonewall Creek Vineyards (19.6 miles)

RESTAURANTS: The Dillard House (5.6 miles), The Cupboard Cafe (5.9 miles), Universal Joint (11.7 miles), Fromage (11.7 miles), La Cabana (12.4 miles)

AIRPORTS: Asheville Regional Airport (89.0 miles), Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (101 miles), Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (127.2 miles)