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North Georgia -- it's a natural! From outdoor adventure to our natural history, About North Georgia covers the area with in-depth articles, photos, and insights into those great, little-known "secrets" of the area.
| Chattahoochee National Forest | Chattahoochee National Forest With more than 750,000 acres of land, the federal government has 454 miles of hiking trails, 138 miles of horse trails, 133 miles of ORV trails and 75 miles of biking/combined use trails |
| Spring on Kennesaw Mountain | Spring on Kennesaw Mountain Is there anything more beautiful than a colorful wildflower found on a cool Spring day? Mary Coeli Meyer introduces us to a wide variety of these flowers at a famous North Georgia battlefield. |
| The Ages of Time | The Ages of Time Confused about the Cambrian? Jittery about the Jurasic? If its about a long period of time, About North Georgia can clarify, along with our own comments about what was happening here. |
| Other pages of interest on About North Georgia North Georgia Mountains | |
| Blue Ridge Mountains | Blue Ridge Mountains The geography, natural and regional history of Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains |
| Rivers of North Georgia | |
| Chattahoochee River | Chattahoochee River Water source for some 3 million people, the pristeen Chattahoochee River flows from the north Georgia mountains to become the sewer for the city of Atlanta. |
| Chattahoochee River, Part 2 | Chattahoochee River, Part 2 At Belton Bridge the Chattahoochee River slows and visibly widens. For the next 43 miles river miles (26 miles as the crow flies) will be known as Lake Lanier, the most popular outdoor recreation destination in the Southeast |
| Chattahoochee River, Part 1 | Chattahoochee River, Part 1 About 200 feet below the Appalachian Trail a spring bubbles up from deep in the Hiawassee Ridge. From this starting point the Chattahoochee River plunges 1500 feet over the next 11 mile to Helen, then winds south into Habersham County |
| Chattahoochee River, Part 3 | Chattahoochee River, Part 3 From the dam in Suwanee to Bull Sluice Lake, the Chattahoochee outdoor recreation haven for hikers, boaters, fishermen, and horseback riders. |
| Chattahoochee River, Part 4 | Chattahoochee River, Part 4 Leaving Morgan Falls Dam the Chattahoochee reaches Sope Creek where Union forces first crossed the river and Hardy Pace's ferry. Later comes the Devil's Race Course... |
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