- Our list of the best things to do in Calhoun, Georgia, features the top 53 nearby activities — including 21 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Calhoun, GA has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Amusement, Entertainment & Shows, and Sights & Landmarks.
- The results below include the top 8 things to do within the city of Calhoun, GA , followed by 45 popular activities in nearby cities, including Rome, Dalton, Chatsworth, Cartersville and Tunnel Hill
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Huck's Lost Mine where the entire family can have some fun by mining for gems. The equipment and the accessories can be rented from the local store. A mini-golf course can also be found in here.
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Blue Ridge City Park is a city park featuring a large swimming pool. The park also offers four baseball fields, two tennis courts, a T-Ball field, and a children’s playground.
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With homemade art made from quality materials, Orbix Hot Glass is an art shop from which visitors can order beautifully designed handmade glass ornaments.
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The building that holds the Fort Payne Depot Museum acted as the home depot for the Alabama-Great Southern Railroad for 85 years. Permanent exhibits of Native American artifacts and United States military history are held in the museum.
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49 Forrest Hills Road, Dahlonega, GA 30533
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In addition to standard trail rides through the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Gold City Corral & Carriage Co features a variety of other horse-related adventures and experiences. Visitors are able to partake in dinner wagon rides, hay rides, and even carriage rides for special occasions.
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With Surf Blue Ridge, visitors can learn the basics of stand up paddle boarding and practice their skills on river and lake excursions. During these trips, visitors can spot birds like turkeys, ospreys, hawks, and more.
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From Little River Falls Boardwalk, visitors can enjoy the river rapids and surrounding forests from a birds eye view. The boardwalk has several tables for visitors to have picnics on.
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A certified historic site on the Trail of Tears, the mysterious Old Fort Payne Cabin Site dates back to 1838. The cabin was torn down in 1946 and only the old cabin foundation and chimney remain.
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The historic Andrew Ross Home Site is a privately-owned home that was built in 1821 by Andrew Ross. The home still has original architectural structures such as the second story balcony and the horse stables.
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Lasting a total of 90 minutes, Chattanooga Sidewalk Tours provide visitors the opportunity to take a guided walk around the historic city. Tours are led by experienced local guides who discuss the art, history, and architecture of the city.