Fifty years ago, this northeast Georgia town boldly transformed into an Alpine village. Today, it continues to reap the benefits. In 1968, the tiny mountain town of Helen was dying. The Byrd-Matthews ...

Alpine Helen and White County, Georgia, about an hour and a half north of Atlanta, is more than a fairytale Alpine village, river tubing, shopping and intown dining and accommodations. Many are ...

I honestly can’t say enough great things about Helen, GA. It’s nice when a destination exceeds my expectations in the best way. This destination checked all the boxes for me, offering a variety of ...

It isn't too often you come across a destination that appeals to a broad base of travelers and their interests. The year-around destination tends to shine brightly during the fall. The mix of colorful ...

When you think of Helen, GA, the themed Alpine village downtown is probably what comes to mind first. But did you know that White County is “Georgia’s Official Outdoor Adventure Destination?” I’m ...

Tucked in the mountains of northeast Georgia, Helen has been a dreamy vacation spot since the late 1960s, when locals transformed the former logging town into a Bavarian-inspired wonderland. Its ...

Helen, Georgia, has a population of just 430, but it's the third-most visited city in the Peach State. Located in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this charming Bavarian-style town is home to ...

Ho! Ho! Ho! From Alpine to Appalachian, get ready to celebrate the holidays in Alpine Helen, a Bavarian beauty set in the Northeast Georgia Mountains, and enjoy traditions in the nearby communities of ...

In March, I spent two nights in Helen, a small Bavarian-inspired town in Georgia. Helen is the third-most visited city in the state, and was redesigned with German influences in the 1960s. I thought ...

Nearly 3 million visitors annually come to this replica German alpine village in the northeast Georgia mountains about 125 miles from Chattanooga. Helen contains the nation's longest-running ...

HELEN, Ga. —Peering into a glass of dark, foam-rimmed German beer, Kim Smith sighs contentedly. "Every October I come to Helen," he says before then taking a big gulp of the swirling lager. "Obviously ...