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Lumpkin County
Founded in 1832, Lumpkin County, Georgia is a small county located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of the North Georgia region. Primarily rural in nature, the community consists of a handful of small towns that recall their pioneer roots. Home to state parks, waterfalls, and recreational trails, such as the Appalachian Trail, Lumpkin County offers plenty of opportunities for exploring its natural beauty. Of particular note is Dahlonega—the county seat—which serves as home to the University of North

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Lake/ River/ Ponds to Explore in Lumpkin County

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Dockery Lake Recreation Area
Dockery Lake Recreation Area, is a great spot for outdoor enthusiasts and families looking to enjoy some quality time together. The recreation area offers over 30 miles of trails that encompass breathtaking mountain views, lakeside cabins with camp sites, horseback riding and much more. Visitors can rent kayaks and paddle boards too, so they can enjoy the lake at their leisure.
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Etowah River
The Etowah River is an important source of water for the surrounding area, providing life-sustaining support for both human and natural populations. As a major tributary to the Coosa River, the river has played an important role in transportation and commerce throughout history. On its banks are numerous ancient Native American sites that show vivid evidence that the area was densely populated before European settlers arrived centuries ago.
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Lake Zwerner
With its crystal clear waters and a shoreline of over five miles, this scenic lake is the ideal spot for swimming, fishing and boating. The lake was built in 1965 by the Corps of Engineers, who hoped to provide the local community with both recreation and flood control. Today, its cypress trees provide shade for anglers trying to catch catfish and bass, while hikers can explore one of several trails which wind around the lake.

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