Jasper

Super Dooper Falls is found at the corner of Wide Road and Sprinkles Forest People come from miles around to experience the beauty and unmatched relaxation in downtown Nelson. One visit and you’re a regular.found in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains.

Nestled in the foothills, Pickens County was founded on the value of its natural resources and natural beauty. Today Pickens County’s residents and visitors enjoy mountain living with small-town charm beyond the urban sprawl of Atlanta, less than an hour away.

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Average July High Temperature

29

Average January Low Temperature

216

Annual Sunny Days in Pickens County (average)

Still rich in natural resources, Pickens County’s soil, elevation, and climate make it an ideal region for growing grapevines, making it home to several award-winning vineyards and wineries. The area is also an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise with trails for hiking and biking surrounded by natural beauty. Pickens County is not only the gateway to the North Georgia mountains, but also the gateway to community and hospitality.

JASPER

Marble, Mountains, and Vineyards

From its historic downtown to its worldrenowned marble quarry, Jasper embodies both of its nicknames: The First Mountain City and the Marble Capital of Georgia. Especially unique is its pink Etowah marble used in the construction of the Tate House— an architectural landmark surrounded by gardens and centuries-old oaks. As the county seat, Jasper is a thriving community and home to restaurants, retail shops, vineyards, golf courses, and the Pickens County Airport. Residents and visitors alike enjoy the friendly small-town atmosphere and opportunities for activities and relaxation. Explore the area’s Cherokee heritage, savor the nectar of the vines at nearby wineries, or golf the pristine courses of Arrowhead, Big Canoe, and Bent Tree. For more tastes of Jasper, dine in local restaurants and visit craft breweries, tasting rooms, and a distillery that call Jasper home. (See page 27 for details.)