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Welcome all to the beautiful Georgia gateway to the Appalachian Mountains. We guarantee Georgia will remain “on your mind” after a visit to historical Dahlonega and Lumpkin County.

Visit for the day or stay a lifetime…the choice is yours to make.

There is “gold in them thar hills!” You will find out that the first major U.S. gold rush just happened to take place around the Dahlonega area in 1828 some twenty years before California.

Dahlonega’s commercial district, including the public square, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Major wineries have discovered the rich, fertile hillsides of Lumpkin County with others scheduled to open up operation in the future. The creative spirit soars, Dahlonega has evolved into a center for the performing and visual arts in the North Georgia mountains. Recreational activities are available year round including the southern terminus of the Appalachian Trail on Springer Mountain.

Please browse dahlonega.org. You will soon realize that so much is offered for each individual visitor to see and do. From Lake Lanier to the green carpeted North Georgia Mountains…We invite you to “experience” golden Dahlonega!  Click here to visit the website

Welcome to the new Lumpkin County Government Website. Lumpkin County is located approximately one hour north of Atlanta, Georgia at the southern end of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the famous Appalachian Trail. Our new website was built for the citizens of Lumpkin County to provide you the most current, accurate and easily accessible information available regarding your local county government.  Click here to visit the website

The Dahlonega Arts Council is a 501 (c)3 non profit charitable organization.

Dahlonega Arts Council, Inc. is a non-profit, 501(C)3 organization incorporated in 1999 to administer any and all Federal, State, and Local funds for the arts programs. Our home is the Olde Cannery Arts Center.

The DAC is dedicated to educating the public to the diverse aspects and forms of art through classes, workshops, presentations, art exhibitions, concerts, festivals, studio tours, monthly public art forums, community projects, and our bimonthly newsletter.

Click here to visit the website