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Historic High Country Travel Region Cities Map
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| Cities in the Historic High Country Travel Region include: Adairsville, Big Canoe, Blue Ridge, Bremen, Buchanan, Calhoun, Canton, Carrollton, Cartersville, Cassville, Cave Spring, Cedartown, Chatsworth, Cherry Log, Chickamauga, Cloudland, Cohutta, Crandall, Dallas, Dalton, East Ellijay, Ellijay, Eton, Euharlee, Fairmount, Fort Oglethorpe, Hinton, Hiram, Jasper, Kingston, LaFayette, Lookout Mountain, McCaysville, Mineral Bluff, Morganton, Nelson, Oakman, Resaca, Ringgold, Rising Fawn, Rock Spring, Rockmart, Rocky Face, Rome, Rossville, Rydel, Sugar Valley, Summerville, Talking Rock, Tallapoosa, Tate, Temple, Trenton, Trion, Tunnel Hill, Villa Rica, Waco, Waleska, White, Whitesburg, Wildwood, Winston, and Woodstock |
 Discover Rome GA, where the rivers begin and the mountains meet. Rome has lots of Civil War history and heritage sites. Its' rich natural resources are great for outdoors. Its landmarks, museums, gardens and more offer tons of fun opportunities. |
| Historic High Country Travel Region Scenic State Parks and Historic Sites - Cloudland Canyon State Park features 2 scenic waterfalls. You can go horseback riding on 25 miles of beautiful mountain trails at Fort Mountain State Park. All state parks feature pet friendly cabins, lovely trails and more. Explore Indian mounds dating back to 1000 to 1554 A.D. Check out Civil War battlegrounds and earthworks at Pickett's Mill Historic Site. |
| Historic High Country Travel Region Fun Festivals, Fairs and Events - Below are lists of festivals, fairs, holiday, free events, concerts and special events for this travel region. Contact numbers for times, fees and other information are included. |
| Discover Historic High Country Fascinating Museums and Art Galleries - Featuring a variety including the 6th Calvary Museum, Northwest Georgia Foothills Gallery, Euharlee Creek Covered Bridge and History Museum, Oak Hill & the Martha Berry Museum, Old Stone Church Museum, Paradise Gardens & Gallery, Rose Lawn Museum, Tellus Northwest Georgia Science Museum, The Marble Museum and more. |
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| Historic High Country Travel Region Sparkling Small Fishing Lakes - Refresh yourself and stay cool by visiting a Georgia lake. Many offer fun activities for everyone which includes fishing, swimming, boating, camping and nature hiking! Activities, contact info and locations are listed. Some lakes are public and others are individually owned. Some restrictions apply. |
| Georgia's Historic High Country ADA Accessible Places to Visit - There are plenty of fun in and outdoor places throughout this travel region. Visit beautiful Rocky Mountain Recreation and Public Fishing Area, Cloudland Canyon State Park, Silver Comet Trail and Riverwalk, Battles for Chattanooga Museum, Sugar Creek Alpaca Farm, Harris Art Center, Dellinger Park and more. |
| Fun FREE Things To Do Indoors in Historic High Country Travel Region - Activities include fine arts center and gallery, museums, historic sites and historical socieities and more. They are great activities and places for family, friends and groups. |
| Fun FREE Things To Do Outdoors in Historic High Country Travel Region - Activities include parks, trails, farms, orchards, fishing areas, fish hatcheries, a nature preserve wetlands center, Civil War historic sites and more. |
| Visit Historic High Country Shopping Malls and Centers - Looking for a discount shop, specialty shop or a mall with hundreds of stores in the NW Georgia mountains? You can find it all here. Shopping Malls major store listings, hours, phone numbers and addresses are included. |
| Explore Historic High Country Indoor and Outdoor Activities for $5 and Under - Includes a nature science center, museums, history centers, national forests and many more places to go. |
| Historic High Country Travel Region Tourist Centers - These local Chambers of Commerce, Welcome Centers, Convention and Visitor Bureaus, and Visitor Centers can send information and maps right to your doorstep. Please call them for more info. |
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