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Spas & Massage in the Georgia Mountains

While enjoying your trip to the Georgia mountains, what could be more relaxing than a visit to one of the spas in North Georgia? ✨

There are many excellent spas and treatments, including couples’ suites and packages for groups of five or more friends.… Learn more

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Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in North Georgia

Cruise the scenic Georgia Mountains in your EV without range anxiety. ⚡From cozy B&Bs and vineyard wineries 🍷 to restaurants, attractions, and trailheads 🥾, you’ll find EV charging stations in North Georgia right where you want to stop!

Whether you drive a Tesla 🚘, Rivian 🛻, or another electric vehicle, there are plenty of places to plug in.… Learn more

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Lodges in the Georgia Mountains

Trade routine for ridge lines. ⛰️ Stay at lodges in the Georgia Mountains where fresh air, unique interiors, and easy access to trails set the tone for a relaxed getaway.

Choose state park lodges with lake and forest access or in-town mountain lodges near North Georgia’s small-town squares with shopping and restaurants.… Learn more

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Coming Back

After weeks of city and state-mandated closures for the COVID-19 pandemic, things are gradually starting to reopen around the state of Georgia.

The governor has relaxed some restrictions while extending others. Key dates and guidelines for the state of Georgia include:

  • Shelter in place requirement for elderly and medically fragile is set to expire on June 12, 2020
  • Georgia’s public health state of emergency is set to expire on June 12, 2020
  • Georgia’s judicial emergency is in effect through June 12, 2020

Some businesses are still under statewide order to remain closed, while others are open with new safety restrictions:

  • Currently allowed to open with restrictions
    • “Critical infrastructure” businesses
    • “Non-critical infrastructure” businesses
  • To remain closed through May 31, 2020
    • Bars, nightclubs, amusement parks, theaters, and live performance venues

Note that just because the governor has eased guidelines for the state, that some municipalities may have their own safety restrictions and local ordinances in effect.… Learn more