| The Appalachian Trail in GeorgiaThe Appalachian Trail stretches almost 80 miles in north Georgia, from Springer Mountain to Bly Gap. |
| William BartramBartram explored the north Georgia mountains and a major north Georgia trail bears his name. |
| Chattanooga, TennesseeJust across the border from Georgia, Chattanooga shares much of north Georgia's history |
| Georgia's Cherokee IndiansSadly forced west on the Trail of Tears, Cherokee called North Georgia The Enchanted Land |
| Battle of ChickamaugaBiggest Confederate victory of the Civil War occurred in the northwest corner of Georgia |
| Confederate General Pat CleburnePerhaps the best tactical commander of the Civil War Cleburne fought in northwest Georgia during the Atlanta Campaign |
| Cool StuffGreat gift ideas for others or yourself from About North Georgia |
| Covered BridgesGeorgia has many covered bridges, especially in the northern section of the state |
| General Nathan Bedford ForrestFought and Chickamauga, then tried to distract the Union Army during the Atlanta Campaign |
| Hiking in North GeorgiaGeorgia's mountains are a popular hiking destination |
| John Bell HoodCorps commander at Chickamauga and throughout Northwest Georgia, this Confederate General assumed command just before fighting began in Atlanta |
| Upscale gifts for the man (or woman) who has everythingAbout North Georgia selects some of the hottest gifts anywhere, and they're not all toys. |
| Kennesaw MountainOnly major Union loss during the Atlanta Campaign |
| Medal of HonorThe first men to be awarded the medal participated in the Great Locomotive Chase |
| Georgia moonshineThe clear liquid has been popular in north Georgia since the end of the Civil War |
| Rabun CountyIn extreme northeast Georgia, Rabun is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts |
| ReconstructionGeorgia suffered under Reconstruction until the start of the 1870's |
| Rome, GeorgiaJust like the capital of Italy, Georgia's Rome is built on seven hills. |
| William Tecumseh ShermanThe red-haired Ohioan rescued the Union Army of the Cumberland at Chattanooga, led the Atlanta Campaign then crossed Georgia on the March to the Sea. |
| Georgia WaterfallsGo chasing waterfalls in the north Georgia mountains |
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