Coosawattee River Resort Pools: Dive into Tranquility
Discover the ultimate relaxation at Coosawattee River Resort with our three inviting pools. Enjoy the year-round warmth of our indoor pool, the seasonal delight of our outdoor pool surrounded by lush greenery, and the unique Riverside Pool offering stunning views of the Coosawattee River. Each pool promises a refreshing escape and a perfect blend of nature and luxury. Dive in and experience serenity like never before!
Scenic River Tubing: Exploring the Cartecay, Coosawattee, and Mountaintown Creek
Whitewater rafting on the Ocoee and Nantahala rivers in North Georgia and Western North Carolina caters to adventurers at all skill levels. The Ocoee River, renowned for its robust Class III and IV rapids, offers an exhilarating experience highlighted by its use as a venue for the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. It features sections like the Middle Ocoee with its non-stop action and the Upper Ocoee's Olympic course, catering to thrill-seekers looking for a dynamic day on the water. Conversely, the Nantahala River provides a gentler rafting experience with mainly Class II and some Class III rapids, making it suitable for beginners and families, or those seeking a more leisurely adventure. Its route flows through a scenic Appalachian Mountain landscape, offering a picturesque backdrop for those new to whitewater sports. Both rivers are well-equipped with professional outfitters who provide guided tours and all necessary equipment, ensuring a safe and memorable adventure for both seasoned rafters and newcomers.
Thrilling Whitewater Adventures: Rafting the Ocoee and Nantahala Rivers
Whitewater rafting on the Ocoee and Nantahala rivers in North Georgia and Western North Carolina offers distinctive experiences tailored for adventure enthusiasts of all levels: Ocoee River: Known for its vigorous Class III and IV rapids, the Ocoee River is perfect for thrill-seekers. The river gained international fame as the whitewater venue for the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. The Middle Ocoee's continuous rapids and the Upper Ocoee's Olympic section provide exhilarating challenges for rafters seeking an action-packed day on the water. Nantahala River: Offering a milder rafting experience with primarily Class II and occasional Class III rapids, the Nantahala is ideal for beginners, families, or those looking for a more relaxed journey. The river’s cool, clear waters wind through a beautiful Appalachian Mountain setting, making it a picturesque introduction to whitewater sports. Both rivers are supported by a variety of outfitters that offer guided tours, ensuring safety and providing all necessary equipment. Whether you are a novice eager to learn the ropes or an experienced rafter searching for your next adrenaline rush, the Ocoee and Nantahala rivers provide unforgettable aquatic adventures amidst stunning natural landscapes.
Discover Carters Lake: A Hidden Gem in the Blue Ridge Mountains
Situated between the mountain towns of Calhoun and Ellijay along the Coosawattee River, Carters Lake is about a two-hour drive from Atlanta. Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Carters Lake features over 60 miles of untouched shoreline, with no private docks or developments, making it a haven for lake enthusiasts. At 450 feet deep, it's Georgia's deepest lake. The lake is easily accessible via Highway 136 or Old Highway 411.