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Pet-Friendly in Helen

Bringing your furry friend to the mountains? North Georgia is full of pet-friendly fun, from scenic hiking trails and riverside walks to dog-friendly patios and local parks. Explore downtown Blue Ridge with your pup, stroll along the Toccoa River in McCaysville, or enjoy wide-open spaces in Blairsville, Ellijay, and Helen. Many parks near Big Canoe and Lake Arrowhead welcome leashed pets, and several trails offer easy terrain perfect for four-legged hikers. Best of all, Southern Comfort Cabin Rentals offers a variety of pet-friendly cabins, so the whole family—including your dog—can enjoy a mountain getaway together.

Things To Do Alpine Brew Deck

Alpine Brew Deck

Discover Alpine Brew Deck in Helen, Georgia—a riverside eatery serving delicious meals and a variety of beers. Enjoy scenic views, a relaxed atmosphere, and pet-friendly outdoor seating.

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Things To Do Cool River Tubing

Cool River Tubing

Enjoy a relaxing float down the Chattahoochee River with Cool River Tubing in Helen, Georgia. Choose between short and long trips; pets welcome. Open daily during the season.

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Things To Do Helen to Hardman Heritage Trail

Helen to Hardman Heritage Trail

Discover the Helen to Hardman Heritage Trail, a scenic and educational one-mile pet-friendly trail connecting Hardman Farm State Historic Site to Alpine Helen, GA.

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Things To Do Helen to Unicoi Trail

Helen to Unicoi Trail

Hike the Helen to Unicoi Trail, a moderate 5.2-mile path linking downtown Helen to Unicoi State Park, featuring lush mountain scenery. Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a leash.

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Things To Do Mt. Yonah Trail

Mt. Yonah Trail

Hike the Mt. Yonah Trail, a 2.7-mile pet friendly path near Helen, Georgia, offering challenging climbs and rewarding summit vistas.

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Things To Do Smithgall Woods State Park

Smithgall Woods State Park

Discover the natural beauty of Smithgall Woods State Park near Helen, Georgia, featuring diverse wildlife, scenic trails, and premier trout fishing streams. Leashed dogs are allowed on the trail.

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