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Discover the most popular places to visit in Helen
Helen Festhalle
8.8/10 (125 reviews)
Helen's riverside venue hosts America's longest-running Oktoberfest celebration. Join the revelry with German bands, traditional dances, and Alpine cuisine from September through October.
Raven Cliffs Falls
9.0/10 (108 reviews)
Dodd Creek plunges dramatically through a split in a 40-foot granite cliff, creating the stunning Raven Cliff Falls. The rewarding 4.9-mile round-trip hike winds through lush forest with smaller cascades along the way.
Helen Arts & Heritage Center
8.8/10 (193 reviews)
This vibrant cultural hub showcases local art exhibits and Helen's Alpine village history. Participate in a hands-on pottery workshop or browse unique handcrafted pieces in the gift shop.
Unicoi Hill Park
9.2/10 (81 reviews)
A peaceful retreat from Helen's downtown bustle, Unicoi Hill Park features the charming Alana Falls and a dinosaur playground. Enjoy a picnic beneath the gazebo while listening to the gentle sounds of cascading water.
Dukes Creek Falls Trail
9.2/10 (170 reviews)
Hike through lush forest to witness the stunning 150-foot cascading waterfall at Dukes Creek Falls. Multiple viewing platforms offer perfect vantage points for capturing the natural beauty of this North Georgia gem.
Dukes Creek Gold & Ruby Mines
8.2/10 (61 reviews)
Experience Georgia's gold rush heritage at Dukes Creek Mines where you can pan for gold, rubies, and gemstones. Staff guide your treasure hunt at shaded tables while sharing fascinating geological history.
Helen Tubing & Helen Water Park
9.0/10 (394 reviews)
Float down the Chattahoochee River on a relaxing two-hour tubing journey through scenic Helen. Afterward, enjoy thrilling water slides and a 1,000-foot lazy river at the adjoining waterpark.
Nora Mill Granary
9.2/10 (74 reviews)
This 1876 gristmill on the Chattahoochee River produces stone-ground grits and cornmeal using 1,500-pound French Burr millstones. Watch the milling process, then browse fresh-milled products in the country store.
"Great location. Close to shops and stores.
Obtained a ground floor room. Stairs.
Bed comfortable.
The remodeling needs lot more work. Bathroom very unfinished"
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.