Exploring small towns in Georgia is an adventure in itself. There are so many small towns throughout Georgia worth visiting, you might as well start your spreadsheet now. But what makes these adventures so fun is that there really aren’t too many cities or towns that are the same. For instance, this tiny beach town in Georgia is going to have vastly different activities than say, a mountain town. So for those explorers looking for a little mountain getaway with fresh air and nobody for miles, Suches is the small town for you.
Suches, Georgia is a small mountain town that offers a little bit of a breather from other heavily populated small towns or bigger cities in Georgia.
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You get the rest and relaxation from being in the middle of nowhere, but also being surrounded by nature at every turn.
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And while you may need to drive around 15 miles to find a grocery store, this type of solitude is what is such a big draw for hikers, fisherman, mountain climbers, birdwatchers, and those just looking to get away.
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Nicknamed “The Valley Above the Clouds” Suches is known primarily for the abundant views high in the mountains, plus the plethora of things to do that are solely outdoor-related.
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Sea Creek Falls, for instance, is the perfect place to spend an afternoon enjoying the bounty of the mountains and some classic waterfall views.
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While there aren’t too many restaurants throughout Suches to choose from, there are still enough to where you’ll never go without a hot meal when you visit.
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Bootlegger’s Grille is a home-style restaurant you can count on, with simple fare with spectacular mountain views.
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Wildcat Store & Diner offers some great options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus a homemade piece of pie to end the evening.
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And if you really want a place where the locals hang out, check out Two Wheels of Suches—it doesn’t hurt that their breakfast platters are always hot and tasty.
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But definitely don’t spend your entire visit fixated on where to eat—there is too much natural beauty around you and you don’t want to miss it.
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Woody Gap, Preacher’s Rock, and Lake Winfield Scott are all places where you can indulge in nature and disconnect from your every day life.
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Bring your camping gear, set up shop in the mountains, and enjoy the clean air—that is life in Suches, Georgia.
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Have you ever visited Suches, Georgia before? Share with us your favorite parts of the small town in the comments section!
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