Exploring Helen, Georgia

We love the Autumn season, and here is why! Fall is a beautiful time of year in Helen, Georgia. The surrounding mountains have breathtaking views of the fall foliage, and there is much to celebrate.

Are you thinking about attending the famous Oktoberfest in Helen, GA?

There's no better place in America to celebrate the annual beer festival since you'll feel you’re actually in Germany when you walk around the city of Helen. You can have that feeling all year thanks to Helen's picturesque setting and German architecture, but it's exceptionally accurate during September and October when thousands of visitors from all over the country make the trip to Helen, Georgia for Oktoberfest. 

How do you prepare for Oktoberfest?

Yes! Helen, Georgia is a quaint Bavarian village in the north Georgia mountains where German food, culture and music are celebrated. However, the food scene also includes other cuisines ranging from BBQ to farm-to-table Southern American. And believe it or not, you can find great steaks in Helen, GA too!

Image Courtesy of Paul's Steakhouse Facebook

Cedar Creek Cabin Rentals has created a Guide To The Best of Restaurants In & Around Helen. There is information on some of the most popular restaurants in the Helen, GA area.

This post takes a more detailed look at one of the area's favorites-- Paul’s Steakhouse.  Locals and tourists head to Paul's Steakhouse for American comfort food including delicious steaks, seafood and fun specialty cocktails.  

Photo by Andrew McElroy on Unsplash

If you are planning on fishing on your next trip to north Georgia, you'll find an abundance of hot spots to catch a variety of fish. Plus getting back to nature and relaxing in the great outdoors is what every nature lover and outdoor enthusiast craves.  As busy workers, we can feel we'll explode if we don't get out of the office for a weekend away from the chaos of busy life (in fact, this is the essence of our mission). 

When you think of romantic getaways in Georgia, what’s the first thing that comes to mind?

Perhaps you think of the Chattahoochee River that flows through the Bavarian Alpine village of Helen, Georgia.