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Helen is a bustling alpine village set against a scenic backdrop of beautiful mountains, forests, and river banks. It will seem like you have been transported to the cobblestone streets of some Bavarian town as colorful shops punctuate its pretty main street. With a host of recreational activities on offer and being set in an ideal position on the Chattahoochee River, Helen offers a little bit of everything for everybody. An ideal place to take a break from your bike.

Located outside Sautee, Sky Lake is a lovely lake accurately embodying its name with dreamy blue lake views.

Unicoi Lake is a beautiful 53-acre lake located within Unicoi State Park. It is surrounded by the North Georgia Forest. The lake provides opportunities for swimming, hiking, and fishing. In addition, when you are cycling past this location, where Unicoi Creek enters the lake, you get great views of this stunning lake and the scenic forest landscape of the north Georgia mountains.

Chattahoochee Wildlife Management Area, sprawling across Georgia's landscape, spans over 25,000 acres, offering a refuge for diverse wildlife species and nature seekers.

Seed Lake is a 240-acre reservoir with over 13 miles of shoreline. There are public parks and recreation areas off the side of the road that you can stop at to use the restroom, eat a snack, and take in the views of the water.

Seed Lake is a 240-acre reservoir with over 13 miles of shoreline. There are public parks and recreation areas off the side of the road that you can stop at to use the restroom, eat a snack, and take in the views of the water.

Currahee Mountain rises up to 1,735 feet and is at the end of Currahee Mountain Road. The road starts paved and deteriorates into packed dirt, rock, and gravel. The last mile gains about 500 feet, so it's a trek getting to the top. That being said, it's a ripper coming down!

Currahee Mountain rises up to 1,735 feet and is at the end of Currahee Mountain Road. The road starts paved and deteriorates into packed dirt, rock, and gravel. The last mile gains about 500 feet, so it's a trek getting to the top. That being said, it's a ripper coming down!