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Waterfalls Hiking and Wine Tasting in North Georgia - Atlanta

Waterfalls Hiking and Wine Tasting in North Georgia

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

4–5 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal hiking required.

Overview

Combine short waterfall hikes with winery visits on a private tour through North Georgia's scenic wine country. A perfect blend of nature and fine wine awaits.

, Georgia

Waterfalls and Wine Tour

5-6 Hours • Private Tour

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About This Adventure

Embark on a scenic adventure through North Georgia's Wine Country, featuring private SUV transportation, visits to two wineries with tastings, and an artisan picnic lunch. Enjoy a short, easy hike to a waterfall, making this experience a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration in a stunning natural setting.

Rates

  • 2 people - $475
  • 3 people - $650
  • 4 people - $775
  • 5 people - $895

About

Join us for a unique and scenic adventure through North Georgia's Wine Country! Tour includes: Private SUV transportation, visits to two wineries (tasting fees included), artisan picnic lunch, tour guide and short hike to a waterfall.

Note* Tour travels down many winding roads while en route. We recommend comfortable walking shoes that can get dirty. Waterfall hike is easy with some muddy areas and small roots to navigate. Waterfall and winery may change due to availability, time and location. We will travel to a 3rd winery if inclement weather prevents waterfall hike.

Duration

5-6 Hours

Adventure Tips

Pack comfortable walking shoes

The hike to the waterfall is easy but involves uneven terrain; sturdy shoes enhance comfort.

Bring a refillable water bottle

Staying hydrated during both hiking and tastings is essential especially in warm weather.

Book in advance for private transportation

Private SUV seats fill up quickly during peak season; reserve early to secure your spot.

Dress in layers

Georgia mountain weather can shift; wear layers to stay comfortable from morning to afternoon.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Eastern box turtle
  • Pileated woodpecker

History

Helen’s Alpine-style village was developed in the 1960s to boost tourism and celebrates Bavarian heritage.

Conservation

Local vineyards practice sustainable farming to protect water quality and surrounding forest habitats.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable hiking shoes

Essential

Provide stability on the short trail to the waterfall.

spring specific

Sun hat and sunscreen

Essential

Protect yourself from sun exposure during outdoor stops.

summer specific

Light jacket or fleece

Essential

Keep warm as temperatures drop in the late afternoon.

fall specific

Rain jacket

Essential

Spring showers are common; a rain jacket ensures comfort.

spring specific