Resort Attractions
Located in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Georgia, Brasstown Valley is surrounded by a plethora of outdoor attractions including our championship golf course, lakes, streams, and mountains, as well as numerous parks (one national and two states).
Each offers a venue for activities from fishing and hiking, to bird watching and nature walks. (Touch 4700)
Brasstown Valley Stables
Located on 58 acres of pasture and highlands nestled between Hwy. 76 and the Resort’s Twiggs Overlook. Our riding center features a stable and barn. Over four miles of riding trails. One of the most exciting features is the unique trail system, which was designed to allow the horses to come right up to the Lodge for resort guests. Our Equestrian center also contains a 3,800-square-foot special events facility “The Tack Room”. The Tack Room is a one-of-a-kind setting for events and weddings. Please contact the Front Desk to set up ride times and for more information.
Fishing
Our Brasstown Creek, which winds through the resort, provides convenient trout fishing and has a variety of trout, as well as other native inhabitants. Our pond on the property is home to a variety of species including Bass, Bream & Catfish. Several great trout streams are located within 45 minutes of the resort. Lakes Chatuge and Nottely, located nearby, offer fine marinas providing watercraft for fishing, skiing, pontoon and party boats. For more information, please contact the Pro Shop.
Golf
Enjoy the best golf experience in the Blue Ridge Mountains right here. The golf course has been ranked by Golf Digest and Leading Golf Courses of America as well as a “Must Play” by Golf Styles Magazine.
Designed by Denis Griffiths, the course winds through wildlife preserves, ponds, and streams framed in by the mountains. With four sets of tees, all skill levels will be able to enjoy a layout that is maintained to the standards you’d expect. Our facility also offers a full practice range, well equipped Pro Shop (located right downstairs), and if you didn’t bring your clubs, excellent rental equipment. Private lessons and clinics are also available through our professional staff.
For rate information, tee times, and other information, please contact the Pro Shop.
The Equani Spa
Inspired by the native Cherokee, the Equani Spa has carefully integrated unique elements and activities indigenous to the Tribe that stimulate and replenish your mind, body, and soul.
Health & Fitness Center
Our Health & Fitness Center, located on the Club level, offers exercise bikes, elliptical cross trainers, treadmills, weight machines, and free weights. Our locker-rooms are equipped with a steam room and sauna. Hours of operation are 6:00 am to 10:00 pm. For more information, contact the Pro Shop at Ext. 64.
Located on the lower level beyond the Fitness Center Pool & Jacuzzis. Take a leisurely swim or soak in our heated indoor/outdoor pool & Jacuzzis. A charming Deck “with a view” surrounds the outdoor pool.
Hiking Trails
Our marked and maintained trails are designed by Georgia Department of Natural Resource specialists. For a memorable hike in the midst of breath-taking scenery, enjoy 9 miles of wilderness trails located on our property. It is recommended that you use insect repellent before heading out on the trails, during the summer months. Also, you might want to look out for bears, wild hogs and snakes that occasionally roam our property.
See the Front Desk in the lobby for map information.
Horseshoes
Test your skills in our horseshoe pits, located next to the Sunset Pavilion on the 18th hole. For more information, contact the Pro Shop at Ext. 64.
Volleyball
Our volleyball court is a short walk away at the Sunset Pavilion. For more information contact the Pro Shop at Ext. 64.
Local Activities
As expected, the mountain region is plentiful in waterfalls, hiking trails, whitewater rafting, horseback riding, scenic drives, antiquing, art & craft shopping and galleries. Please call the Front Desk at Ext. 0 for information on these activities.
Brasstown Bald
The highest mountain peak in the state of Georgia at 4,784 feet. Enjoy a beautiful 0.5-mile hike or shuttle to the observation level to see a breathtaking panoramic view of 4 states. In the Visitors Center are exhibits on the natural and cultural history of the area, a video presentation and access to four hiking trails from a half mile to six miles. Open daily from Memorial Day through October.
Crane Creek Vineyards
A quaint mountain vineyard allows for visitors to enjoy a glass of wine and the breath-taking scenic view of the mountain winery. Nestled in the North Georgia Mountains, Crane Creek Vineyards is only minutes away from Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa.
Guided Fishing
Provides a chance to catch Trout, Bass, Panfish, and Striped Bass. The clean mountain lakes and streams provide beautiful, plentiful, and enjoyable fishing that will make your memories last for a lifetime. We work with a number of guide services that can work with anyone from beginners to experts.
Noontootla Creek Farms
Gives guests a chance to practice their sharpshooting skills with sporting clays or even guided quail hunting
The Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
The Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds offers country music entertainment, Rhododendron Festival in May, Georgia Mountain Fair in July and Georgia Mountain Fall Festival in October.
The Rollins Planetarium
CURRENTLY CLOSED DUE TO COVID-19
The Rollins Planetarium, at the Young Harris College, offers spectacular star shows.
The Astronomical Observatory
Brasstown Valley Resort is a joint venture between Young Harris College and North Georgia’s Mountain Authority. It is located on the exit drive of the resort at the scenic overlook. A hands-on teaching facility for Young Harris College, the observatory features a 16-inch telescope housed in a 15-foot dome and approximately 5 portable telescopes that can be placed on three outside viewing piers. A weekly program is available to guests of Brasstown Valley Resort and public “star shows”: are presented on at least 30 Friday nights each year, weather permitting. Special programming includes tours for community organizations and the viewing of extraordinary events, such as comets, eclipses, and meteor showers.
Water Sports
Boating, sailing, skiing, and fishing are just minutes away from the resort on beautiful Lake Chatuge. Tubing, canoeing, or kayaking is offered in season and weather permitting by several area outfitters. White water rafting is offered within 90 minutes from the resort on several different classes of Whitewater Rivers.
Other family activities include bowling, movie theaters, Misty Mountain Model Railroad, and John Campbell Folk School for Appalachian crafts, music, and dancing.
Enjoy your time!