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As the name suggests, the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest features two forests namely, the Oconee National Forest and Chattahoochee National Forest. This vast stretch of forestland is spread across an area of 866,468 acres (3,50,647 hectares). The forest offers plenty of fun and adventurous activities that include hiking, nature walks, camping, fishing and wildlife viewing. You can also visit on-site landmarks like Georgia's highest point at Brasstown Bald, the scintillating Anna Ruby Falls, and the Ridge and Valley Scenic Byway.

One of Georgia's many breathtaking waterfalls, Hemlock Falls is located in Rabun County, within the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest. The serene Hemlock Falls Trail begins on an old railroad bed in Moccasin Creek State Park and winds along the creek through lush green groves, moss-covered barks, and rocky outcroppings. The waterfall itself is a stunning sight to behold as it cascades gracefully from a cliff into a crystal-clear pool. An easy trail, the Hemlock Falls Trail makes for a hike suitable for all ages.

Have a fun adventure with your family at the oldest gold mining facility in North Georgia. Established in 1847 and used commercially until the 1980s, Crisson Gold Mine is now a recreational and educational site that promises hours of fun. Try your luck as you pan for gold and gemstones with their on-site equipment, visit the stamp mill - an old rock crusher that's still working, marvel at the antique mining tools, and take a fun wagon ride on the property. You can also have your bounty made into unique jewelry at their store and buy some glittery gifts for your loved ones. With its educational tours and knowledgeable instructors, Crisson Gold Mine is an ideal weekend activity for families with kids.