Helen: Enjoying the Little German Town in America
Known for its Bavarian style and culture, deep Native American roots and a rich history, Helen, GA is indeed a sight to behold. Accessible via the AHN-Ben Epps Airport, the region was originally a logging town, but was later on resurrected to become an alpine town in the Appalachians. The region falls on the third spot, after Atlanta and Savannah, for being the most visited towns in Georgia. Home to the Track Rock Gap Petroglyph Site, this town worked hard to become one of the most loved destinations in its region.
Best Time to Visit
Temperatures are quite mild and hotel rates are a lot more affordable during the late Fall season in Helen, Georgia. Fall is the busiest time of the year while later months such as November and December are the least busiest when it comes to tourists.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Nestled in a man-made Alpine Village, the Hampton Inn Helen on the River is a modern accommodation situated just a few minutes away from parks and golf courses in the region. The region is conveniently home to several nearby local attractions such as the Chestatee Wildlife Preserve & Zoo and the Moccasin Creek Park. Grab a glass or two of the delectable wines available that Crane Creek Vineyards and the Cottage Vineyard and Winery. Conclude the day with a relaxing time in one of the rooms at Unicoi State Park & Lodge for another fun-filled day to enjoy in Helen.