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- 1. Join us for great home-style cooking! S/M/TU/TH: Noon-10pm | Fri & Sat: 11am-11pm | Closed Wednesdays 706.878.1002 8735 N. Main St. | Helen, GA | Family owned & operated restaurant offering a variety of German and American favorites Try our award-winning potato pancakes! Military and Local Discounts 24 beers on tap - German & Domestic on Main Street in Helen Follow us at /twotiretavern Family owned & operated restaurant offering on Main Street in Helen Outdoor dining Dogs welcome! Bratwurst, Burgers and Beer! NORTHEAST GEORGIA MOUNTAINS 6 VISITORS MAP INSIDE 6 paul’s margarita deck party party headquarters headquarters Located behind Paul’s Steakhouse in Helen www.themountaintourister.com FREE Helen, Georgia In addition to traditional and German flavors, adults can enjoy creations infused with the best brands of alcohol. SUN and THURS 3-8 PM FRI, SAT and holidays 1-9 PM 705 Brucken Strasse, Suite 108-A ice cream cups & cones • floats & shakes • sundaes Rüdesheimer Kaffee • German coffee & Eiskaffee across from the Helen Welcome Center dasicecreamcafe.com Our ice cream is always made on-site, using natural ingredients 706-878-7204 1500 sq. ft. covered deck for outside enjoyment Christoff’s Caramel Corn & Coffee christoffscaramelcorn 75 River Street, Helen, GA 30545 706-969-8417 christoffscaramelcorn.com ° just off main street ° homemade caramel corn handcrafted in small batches daily ° come in for samples today! VOLUME 31 NUMBER 10 www.themountaintourister.com OCTOBER 2021
- 2. COOL RIVER TUBING 590 EDELWEISS STRASSE HEADWATERS ADVENTURE PARK 112 POPLAR STUMP ROAD coolrivertubing.com 706.878.2665 8409 SOUTH MAIN STREET HELEN, GA georgiamountaincoaster.com 706.878.1347 52 RIVER STREET HELEN, GA wildewoodhelen.com 706.878.5373 Page 2 The Mountain Tourister • October 2021 LARGEST SELECTION OF GERMAN BEERS IN HELEN! alpine brew bottle haus 8265 south main street helen 706-878-3196 huge selection of german wines too! 52 RIVER STREET HELEN, GA wildewoodhelen.com 706.878.5373 Page 3 The Mountain Tourister • October 2021
- 3. Too many GERMAN BEERS to count! Full Bar! Great Frozen Drinks! DRAFT REFILLS! COLDEST ON TAP! NEW! 34oz paul’s margarita deck ALL YEAR-ROUND 2021 2021 • Helen, Georgia ON THE RIVER Watch Sporting Events on our 30 large screen TVs! SOUVENIR MUGS & OKTOBERFEST T-SHIRTS! paRTy paRTy HEadqUaRTERS HEadqUaRTERS Page 5 The Mountain Tourister • October 2021 Zoom around with ease! 8016 S. Main Street, Unit A-1, Helen, GA 30545 706-206-2365 • 706-878-7890 website - riversedge.rentals GOLF CART RENTALS, MOBILITY SCOOTERS and STROLLERS GEORGIACYCLESPORT.COM 1029 BAXTER STREET ATHENS, GA 30606 706-549-2453 SOUTHERN COUNTRY COOKIN’ OPEN FOR BREAKFAST & LUNCH 6 DAYS A WEEK CLOSED TUESDAYS MAKING BREAKFAST GREAT AGAIN 762-223-2825 DINE IN OR DRIVE THRU 8287 South Main Street Helen, GA 30545 SEASONAL HOURS MAY DIFFER. CHECK FB FOR CLOSINGS. FIND US ON FACEBOOK! WATERFALL TRAILS in the Helen Area RAVEN CLIFFS TRAIL Length: 2.5 miles, on the Chattooga Ranger District. This trail is in the newly designated Raven Cliffs Wilderness Area. The trail follows cascading Dodd Creek upstream to the cliffs. Directions: Take GA 75 north from Helen for 1.5 miles. Turn left on GA 356 (75 Alternate) and travel 2.3 miles to the Richard Russell Scenic Highway. Turn right and travel 2.8 miles to the trailhead and parking area. SMITH CREEK TRAIL Length: 4.6 miles, on the Chattooga Ranger District. This trail offers a serene walk through dense patches of rhododendron, mountain laurel, hemlock, and ferns. Hikers will travel up and over Hickory Nut Ridge and through hardwood stands and cross several small mountain brooks and springs. The trail ends at Unicoi State Park Campground. Directions: Take GA 75 north from Helen for 1 mile. Turn right on GA 356 and drive 1.5 miles. Then go left at the entrance to Unicoi State Park. Follow the signs to the Anna Ruby Falls parking area. Hike a 0.4 mile trail to the Falls. The trail begins at the right of the observation bridge. Page 4 The Mountain Tourister • October 2021
- 4. Photo downloaded from www.discoverlife.org 8537 S. Main St • Helen, GA 30545 Sunday-Thursday 4-10pm Friday & Saturday until 11pm www.paulssteakhouse.com 706-878-2468 Serving Helen, GA Steaks & Seafood FOR OVER 56 YEARS! Now Open ALL Year! (except Thanksgiving & Christmas) 8537 S. Main St • Helen, GA 30545 Page 7 The Mountain Tourister • October 2021 HANSEL & GRETEL CANDY KITCHEN 8651 Main Street Helen, GA 30545 HANSEL & GRETEL CHOCOLATE FACTORY 8078 S. Main Street Helen, GA 30545 hanselandgretelcandykitchen.com 706-878-2443 800-524-3008 • 706-878-7704 HANSEL & GRETEL CANDY KITCHEN S. Main Street Helen, GA 30545 HANSEL & GRETEL CHOCOLATE FACTORY 8078 S. Main Street Helen, GA 30545 hanselandgretelcandykitchen.com https://www.vecteezy.com/free-photos/rock”>Rock Stock photos by Vecteezy</a> 706-878-2443 800-524-3008 • 706-878-7706 SEE US FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS LOCATED IN CLARKESVILLE “ON-THE SQUARE” Serving Habersham, White, Stephens, Banks and Rabun Counties in Scenic Northeast Georgia OFFICE: 706-754-5940 FAX: 706-754-3332 P. O. Box 519 132 E Waters Street Clarkesville, GA 30523 e-mail: shield@windstream.net www.ShieldRealtors.com GATED LUXURIOUS, MOUNTAIN LIVING! Only an hour north of Atlanta. 3.1 acres in beautiful Laceola with access to the private, 20 acre, spring fed lake at 1,430 feet elevation and constant water level. Boating, fishing, hiking, kayaking, walking - all at your front door. Gorgeous owners clubhouse with commercial kitchen, bar, library, great room, outdoor pool and grill along with covered outdoor fireplace and uncovered fire pit at water’s edge. (8970069) $69,000 Rose Mariee 678-776-7437 COMMERCIAL, RESIDENTIAL OR MIXED USE! 17.4 acres, 467 feet frontage on US Hwy 129 located just a few hundred feet south of the main intersection of US Hwy 129 and GA Hwy 52. This corridor is projected to become a successful retail corridor by the Economic Development Authority for Gainesville-Hall County. Several hundred feet of river frontage. County water is available. Current Zoning is A-1. $1,400,000 (8154786) Rose Mariee 678-776-7437 BEAUTIFUL! 10.19 Acre Tract of Land with over 360 feet of Chattahoochee River Frontage. Located in Southern Habersham County and good access to Hwy 365/985. Pretty level at the river and slopes upward to building site. Wooded and has protective covenants to maintain property value. Currently in the 10 year conservation program to reduce taxes and buyer to continue this program. $210,000 (8851386/8851721) Bill 706-499-4720 RAREST OF THE RARE!! This new, totally up-scale development in Clarkesville features public water, sewer, underground utilities and some of the most beautiful Soque River Lots imaginable. 19 lots are river front and the remaining 8 lots are beautifully wooded. Very private and gated for the discriminating buyer. $36,000- $100,800 (8908820-8908969) Bill 706-499-4720 THE ORCHARD! Varies. Lots. Located 90 miles NE of Atlanta in Clarkesville, GA. Championship gated golf community with Bermuda fairways and bent grass greens, great mountain views, some lots have lake frontage. Ruth Camp 706-499-4702 CRAFTSMAN STYLE CUSTOM HOME! Open living space offering coiffured ceilings, wood floors, impressive kitchen w/custom cabinetry and FP, patio courtyard with outdoor FP. Master on main, 2BR Up, 3.5BA (9043573) $675,000 Ruth 706-499-4702 Beautiful corner lot in a very desirable location in Sagamore Hills Subdivision. Close to Midtown & Buckhead. Driveway located on side street, not busy Clairmont Rd. Traditional 4 sided Brick Ranch with mature trees and landscaped yard. Beautiful custom European style front door. Stone Fireplace and chimney. Nice fenced in back yard for pets and children to play safely. Backyard has an out building for your lawn and gardening needs. Home is in need of some TLC and is being SOLD AS IS. (9048840) $799,500 Keith 706-939-1065 COME LIVE THE NORTH GEORGIA LIFESTYLE! One acre of gently rolling woods offers peaceful se- clusion for your weekend cabin or full-time dream home. Great location to get out and explore all that northeast Georgia has to offer — hiking, waterfalls, lakes, trophy trout fishing, wineries, breweries, award-winning dining, antique shops and more. Enjoy the small-town friendliness of Dahlonega, Cleveland, Clarkesville, Helen, Clayton, Dillard, and others. $39,900 Keith Boger 706-939-1064 LOOK! Not all Orchard lots were created equal, that is why there is such a price difference between lots. If you are looking for a premier lot you just found your building lot. This lot is on McIntosh and is very buildable with great access. Call to set up a tour of this amazing Orchard lot. $30,000 (9048145) Steve 706-239-8230 ROCKFORD FARM!! Spectacular Mountain View Community. Offering Underground Utilities, Natural Gas, City Water, Curbed paved streets, creek side common area and Community House all within minutes of all that the Mountains of NE GA has to offer. (8888027-8888057) (Varies $37,000-60,000) Steve 706-239-8230 MULTI-PURPOSE PROFESSIONAL OFFICE BUILDING! This property would make an excellent medical office but can be used for any profession. Ample parking and room to expand, located half a mile from downtown Clarkesville and only 10 minutes from Habersham Hospital. $249,500 (8907134) Marty 770-597-4219 MOUNTAIN TOP LOT! SPECTACULAR MOUNTAIN VIEWS! In North Habersham County. Located near the end of the culde sac in an area of fine homes. Bordered on the rear by U S Forest Service lands. Enjoy cool breezes at this -2000 foot elevation. Just a short drive to the Soque River, Tallulah Gorge, Lake Rabun and many other mountain attractions. Very quiet, peaceful area. Utilities and water already in at the road. $75,000 (8861448) Marty 770-597-4219 Page 6 The Mountain Tourister • October 2021
- 5. 689 Edelweiss Strasse (706) 878-7788 19 beers on tap Beer flights Full bar Patio seating Steaks Burgers Vegetarian options 19 beers on tap Beer flights Full bar Patio seating Steaks Burgers Vegetarian options 19 beers on tap Beer flights Full bar Patio seating Steaks Burgers Vegetarian options RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED COME FOR THE FOOD AND FUN, STAY FOR THE GEMÜTLICHKEIT Great German food! Friendly service! 8660 N. Main St., Helen - 706-878-0061 www.theheidelberghelen.com theheidelberghelen Page 9 The Mountain Tourister • October 2021 Full Bar! Great Frozen Drinks! Bottled Beer! Domestic & Imported Beer of all kinds! Coldest Beer on Tap! 34oz Mugs - $12 NEW! 34oz! Draft Refills! Draft Refills! NEW! 34oz! paul’s margarita deck paul’s margarita deck Helen, Georgia ALL YEAR-ROUND Watch Sporting Events on our 30 large screen TVs! Watch Sporting Events on our 30 large screen TVs! Page 8 The Mountain Tourister • October 2021
- 6. www.unicoisprings.com 2444Hwy.356North Helen,GA30545 706-878-2104 GPS34227N&835341 Located3.5milesnorthofHelen,GA A lifetime ownership is a one time fee of $6,000. Purchase price includes all closing costs for a Warranty Deed as well as the current year’s main- tenance fee of $450. Ownership gives you an undivided interest in the entire resort and allows fourteen days of camping per month. With each stay there is a $1/night reservation fee. *Divide $450 by 168 nights of available camping and $1/night reservation fee= $3.68. Stop by or call for a reservation today. We offer a **complimentary 3 day/2 night stay. No salesman/No gimmicks. ** Offer excludes holidays as well as weekends in October. If bringing your own RV, there is a $1/night reservation fee. However, if you’d like to stay in our fully furnished rental, the cost is $60/night plus a refundable $20 deposit for rental key and remote. $3.68 300 SITES • FULL HOOKUPS • TENT SITES • POPUP SITES • RENTAL UNITS • CABLE • CLUBHOUSE • FREE WIFI • LP GAS • CHAPEL BILLIARDS • TENNIS • PICKLE BALL • HOLEY BOARD • SHUFFLEBOARD • BASKETBALL • PUTT-PUTT • VOLLEYBALL • TWO SWIMMING POOLS LUXURY CAMPING FOR PER NIGHT We carry a variety of women’s loungewear, lingerie, and other apparel and gifts 8160 South Main Street, Helen 706) 892-2926 cheekybellaboutique.com Page 11 The Mountain Tourister • October 2021 Buy the Bottle Buy the Case OR DISCOUNT SPIRITS OF HELEN LARGEST PACKAGE STORE IN NORTH GEORGIA LIQUOR • BEER • WINE 50 YONAH STREET • HELEN, GA (Next to Betty’s Country Store) 706.878.7050 OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK! Page 10 The Mountain Tourister • October 2021 The Appalachian National Scenic Trail is a wilderness footpath that winds over 2,100 miles along the crest of the Appalachian Mountains. It runs through fourteen eastern states, stretching from Springer Mountain in Georgia to Mount Katahdin in Maine. The “A.T.” as it is called, is known throughout the world, each year attracting hikers from many different countries. The trail began with a grand vision articulated in 1921 by Benton MacKaye - forester, regional planner and conservationist, known as the “Father of the Appalachian Trail.” In 1925 the Appalachian Trail Conference was formed as a confederation of hiking clubs, which was to build and maintain the trail. In 1929, Roy Ozmer, a Georgian and accomplished woodsman, was chosen to scout the entire trail from Virginia through Georgia. Once a route was decided upon, volunteers were recruited, maintenance clubs were formed and, with the help of U.S. Forest Service and Civilian Conservation Corps crews in some places, the trail was built. The last section to be completed was in Maine in 1937. The trail in Georgia was completed in 1931 through the combined efforts of members of the newly- organized Georgia Appalachian Trail Club and the U.S. Forest Service. In 1968 Congress authorized the A.T. as the first National Scenic Trail; in 1978 it appropriated funds to acquire lands along the route to protect the trail from encroaching development. The Georgia portion of the A.T. extends some 75.6 miles through primitive areas of the Chattahoochee National Forest. Although rising at times to elevations of over 4,400 feet, the trail is mostly along ridges at elevations around 3,000 feet. Ascents and descents are sometimes steep, but often rewarded by grand views form rocky outcrops and open summits. In Georgia, the trail is managed and maintained by the Georgia Appalachian Trail Club, through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Forest Service, Chattahoochee National Forest. The trail’s southern terminus is located atop remote Springer Mountain, near FS 42. Since this area is difficult to reach by automobile, an 8.5 miles approach trail begins at Amicalola Falls State Park on GA 52. Mountains along the trail with outstanding scenic views include Big Cedar Mountain, Blood, Cowrock, Rocky and Tray. One of the many side trails leads from Chattahoochee Gap to the highest point in Georgia, Brasstown Bald. The trail passes through three of Georgia’s wilderness areas: Raven Cliffs Wilderness between Neel’s Gap and Tesnatee Gap, Tray Mountain Wilderness between Tray Gap and Addis Gap and the Southern Nantahala Wilderness north of Dick’s Creek Gap. Bly Gap on the Georgia/ North Carolina border is the northern end of the A.T. in Georgia. The trail is marked throughout it’s length and is generally easy to follow. There are 11 shelters on the Georgia A.T., placed more or less at intervals permitting easy day hikes. All but one of these shelters are three-sided, open front types with floors. There is no public transportation to the A.T. in Georgia. The trail can be reached via the six main highways which traverse the mountains; usually the trail crosses at the highway’s highest point, where a large hiking trail sign should be visible. Ample parking is available. (ROAD CROSSINGS: GA 52, GA 60, US 129/19, GA 348, GA 75, US 76.) Walasi-Yi Center located at Neel’s Gap on Highway 129/19 boasts the only covered portion of the trail when it passes under the breezeway of the building. The center, built by the Civilian Conservation Corps is owned by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. Construction began in 1937; it took four years to complete this beautiful building, which is constructed of native stone, chestnut and knotty pine. Hikers often use the center to send and receive mail. The center has hiking equipment and supplies, and also carries a large collection of books, maps, and area information. Local arts and crafts are also available at the center. Thousands of people walk segments of the trail annually, but a hearty group of approximately 1000 individuals set out to hike the entire trail. Recently the first blind person completed walking the trail with the assistance of his seeing eye dog. Many people take their dogs with them on this adventure; often dogs are seen carrying their own food and water in their own backpacks. Hikers should always be prepared and conditioned for this hike. Dogs also should be as physically fit and prepared for the trip as their owners. Additional information on the Appalachian Trail and hiking supplies are available at most outfitting shops in the North Georgia area. the appalachian trail
- 7. Page 13 The Mountain Tourister • October 2021 The legend of Sautee and Nacoochee is well documented. The first white settlers, coming up the Unicoi Trail, now known as Georgia Highway 17, heard the story as they stopped to rest in the shade of the giant white oak still standing adjacent to the Old Sautee Store. One among them, George Williams, a young lad at the time, retold this story in his memoirs. The Cherokees considered themselves to be a superior race, as indeed they were. Handsome, tall and intelligent, they even had an alphabet the first in America. They were not nomads; they built log houses and tilled the soil. They had but one grievous fault. This superiority was allowed to show. Naturally, this did not endear them to the neighboring tribes. One of these, the Chickasaws, was constantly at war with the Cherokees. However, there were moments of relative calm. During one such truce, a band of Chickasaws was allowed to cross over Cherokee land, provided they stayed on the Unicoi Trail and rested only at designated spots. One such spot was where two trails crossed at the junction of two lovely valleys, the same place where a century later young George Williams stopped. As the Chickasaw band rested, in the shade of the giant oak, around them gathered curious Cherokees trying to get a closer look at the despised Chickasaws. Soon they were trading insults and obscenities, the Cherokees hoping to bait the Chickasaws into making an overt act. But, the Chickasaws were too cagey to be trapped by such obvious maneuvers. One of the Chickasaws stands aloof from this bickering. It is Sautee, young, handsome and a Chief’s son. He dreams of the day when he will be Chief and has the authority to negotiate a permanent peace with the Cherokees. Something of this greatness must have shown, for Nacoochee, the Cherokee Chief’s sixteen-year-old daughter, is so taken by this handsome stranger that she stares unashamedly. Then their eyes meet. The magic alchemy of love does the rest. Not one spoken word and yet a tryst was made. That night Nacoochee steals away from her father’s log house to meet with Sautee, under the giant white oak, now known as the Sautee Oak. By this time, they are helplessly and hopelessly in love. The rest of Sautee’s party counsels against this madness. No good could possibly come of this flagrant violation of their truce. If Wahoo, the girl’s father, learned of this meeting, all would be doomed. But then, as now, teenagers feel they must defy the “Establishment”. “Run, if you must”, Sautee tells his followers, “but, I remain here with Nacoochee. Together we will make Wahoo understand. This must be the first step to a lasting peace between our two nations.” The young lovers then flee to nearby Yonah Mountain. There in a secret cave known only to Nacoochee they spend a few idyllic days. They have their love. They have each other. But, destiny calls to a larger purpose, peace between two great tribes. To this end, out they come to face Wahoo. With such a just and lofty purpose, how could they not succeed? Wahoo is a great Chief and has wisdom to handle all problems, but this time, when compassion and understanding are most needed, he is blinded by hate and chagrin that his beloved Nacoochee would choose a Chickasaw to himself. He ordered Sautee thrown from the high cliffs of Yonah Mountain, while Nacoochee is forced to look on. Life without her Sautee holds no promise. Nacoochee tears away from the restraining hands of her father and she, too, leaps from the high cliff. There at the foot of the cliff the young lovers are joined again. Though clinically dead, they do not surrender to death…. not just yet. They find fierce strength in their love. They drag their broken bodies together. Then, locked in final embrace, they die. This is how Wahoo finds them. Too late, a flash of understanding comes over him. Too late, he is aware of the greatness of love. Too late, the lost opportunity for a lasting peach with the Chickasaws. Wahoo is now overcome with remorse. He has the two bodies, still locked in death, laid to rest on the banks of the Chattahoochee River, there to remain for eternity, in a burial mound that still stands at the junction of Georgia Highway 17 and Georgia Highway 75. So that the lesson to be learned from this tragedy may never be forgotten, he renames the two valleys where first the young lovers met, one for Sautee and the other for Nacoochee. The Legend of Sautee and Nacoochee Page 12 The Mountain Tourister • October 2021 Western and Casual style clothing, hats and boots for men, women, and children (706) 878-2734 •8160• s. main street helen
- 8. 1 Paul’s Margarita Deck 2 Paul’s Steak House 3 Chattahoochee Cheese Market 4 Tim’s Wooden Toys 5 La Cabana Mexican Restaurant 6 La Cabana Express 7 Alpine Brew Bottle Haus 8 A Slice of Helen 9 Discount Spirits of Helen 10 Pinnacle Cabin Rentals 11 Bodensee Restaurant 12 Two Tire Tavern 13 Hofbrauhaus GI Germany Pub 14 Dottie’s Kitchen 15 Cool River Tubing-north 16 Cool River Tubing-south 17 Spice 55 Thai and Sushi Restaurant 18 Rivers Edge Carts 19 Unicoi Springs Camp Resort 20 Cherokee Campground 21 Wildewood 22 Alpine Express Scenic Railroad (picks up at Two Tire Tavern) 23 The Heidelberg German Restaurant 24 Das Ice Cream Cafe 25 Schatzie’s Cafe 26 Christoff’s Caramel Corn and Coffee on the River 27 Village Crepe Haus 28 Muller’s Cafe 29 Sylvan Valley Lodge 30 Hansel & Gretel Candy Kitchen 31 Hansel & Gretel Chocolate Factory 32 Georgia Mountain Coaster 33 Old Bavaria Inn Restaurant & Lounge 34 Kopper Kettle Fudge 35 Cheeky Bella 36 River Haus Restaurant and Tap 37 Nacoochee Village Tavern and Pizzeria 38 Chattahoochee Dog Haus 39 Helendorf River Inn Suites and Conference Center 40 Alpine Brew Deck 41 Alpine Shirt Co. 42 Mimi’s Fashion Jewelry and Accessories 43 It’s All About Me Boutique 44 Roper’s Clothing 45 The Christmas Shoppe 46 Dizzy Bear 47 Helheim Tattoo Studio 27 MAIN STREET OLDE ST. DYE ST. SPRING ST. YONAH ST. HAMBY ST. MIDWAY ST. UNICOI ST. BAUMWEG TANNENWEG DANDY LANE EDELWEISSTRASSE KUVASZSTR. INNSBRUCKSTR. FUSSENSTR. BRUCKENSTRASSE CHATTAHOOCHEE ST. JUDYSWAL K WHITE ST. HWY. 365 HWY. 17 & 75 PE TE ’S PA RK RD . SCH LOS SWE G MUNICHSTR. M A L O O F HWY. 75 TO CLEVELAND H E X E S T R . OBERLINDAUSTR. W A L D H E IM RIVER ST. HWY. 17 & 75 HWY. 75 TO HIAWASSEE MAIN STREET C h a tt a h o o c h e e R iv e r Chattahoochee River CARRIE COX DR. ESC OW EE ST. RIDGE RD. HWY. 75 ALTERNATE P P P P P P P ALPENROSENSTR. CITY HALL FIRE/POLICE LAUNDROMAT GAS STATION ANNA RUBY FALLS UNICOI STATE PARK GROCERY SWISS GERMAN PLAZA HELEN SQUARE PLAYGROUND TRACK HELEN WELCOME CENTER POST OFFICE BANK VOLKSMARCH TRAIL HELEN ARTS & HERITAGE CENTER R I V E R S I D E P A R K LIBRARY P WHITE HORSE SQUARE GAS STATION DAVIDSON BRIDGE HORSE & DUCK PLATZ CITY OF HELEN 2 1 6 4 8 5 17 14 12 13 9 7 10 18 15 3 19 20 22 23 24 26 25 28 HIGHLIGHTS OF HELEN ED ELW EIS ST RA SS E 11 29 NARR WEG N A R R W E G TANNEN WEG 30 31 www.themountaintourister.com See the latest issue on our website and click on any BLUE DOT to get instant Google Map directions! 32 21 33 34 35 36 37 DUNCAN BRIDGE ROAD = Distribution Boxes - Pick up the latest issue of The Mountain Tourister here and at all listed businesses! 16 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 Page 15 The Mountain Tourister • October 2021 villagecrepehaus.com follow us on Facebook 8661 North Main Street Downtown Alpine Helen, GA 706-892-1208 Mon-Fri 8AM-6PM Sat 8AM-8PM Sun 8AM-6PM Serving breakfast and lunch Savory and sweet crepes Belgium waffles Coffee-Mimosas-Beer-Wine Hot chocolate-Hot cider Warm Gluhwein hot mulled wine Indoor and outdoor dining Outdoor walk-up window Toys Made On Site Custom Cedar Signs Personalized Gifts Located in Downtown Helen! www.timswoodentoyshop.com 8635 Main St, Unit 8 • Helen, GA 706-878-1842 Christoff’s caramel corn & coffee Who knew it could be this good ! - helen’s original carmel corn - just a few steps off main street 75 River Street, Helen - 706-969-8417 Page 14 The Mountain Tourister • October 2021
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