Lollipop Shop of Hiawassee

to Hiawassee, Georgia
and beautiful Lake Chatuge!
Two hours from Atlanta/Chattanooga/Asheville/Greenville, SC

Not too far from the rigors of everyday life, there is a pleasant sanctuary that blends lakeside tranquility with the sublime majesty of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains. Here, families can relax and play, and business is conducted in a setting of extraordinary natural beauty. This is Hiawassee, Georgia, an enchanting mountain retreat where you can relax and do nothing at all or enjoy and endless variety of recreational pleasures.

Hiawassee is only minutes from Brasstown Bald (Georgia’s tallest peak at 4,784 feet), the famed Appalachian Trail and the Benton McKaye Trail, Alpine Helen, and Anna Ruby Falls. An hour away is the Great Smoky Mountain Park and Harrah’s casino at Cherokee, the spectacular Blue Ridge Parkway, and the 1996 Olympic Whitewater Rafting Center on the Ocoee River.

Take yourself to new heights. Our Mountain Top is serenely beautiful and adventure abounds. Choose from championship golf, hiking, horseback riding, boating and fishing on Lake Chatuge. You will enjoy arts, crafts, antiquing, concerts, fairs and festivals. From charming cabins, bed and breakfast inns to full service conference resorts, this mountain is designed to make your getaway always memorable.

History abounds in the Mountains
Cherokee Indians controlled the area today known as Fannin County when the first white settlements appeared. Unlike much of the rest of Georgia, Fannin County first settlers did not come from the East, but from the North. Crossing over the Appalachian Mountains to Fort Loudon (now Tennessee), the first settlers followed the Tennessee River south, where they took the Ocoee-Toccoa to the wide, fertile valley that separates the Cohuttas and the Blue Ridge Mountains in Fannin County.

Coastal Georgians began to push the Cherokee furthwe west and this land was surrendered by the Cherokee in 1835 under the terms of the Treaty of New Echota. In 1838, the Cherokee were forc



	to Hiawassee, Georgia and beautiful Lake Chatuge! Two hours from Atlanta/Chattanooga/Asheville/Greenville, SC Not too far from the rigors of everyday life, there is a pleasant sanctuary that blends lakeside tranquility with the sublime majesty of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains. Here, families can relax and play, and business is conducted in a setting of extraordinary natural beauty. This is Hiawassee, Georgia, an enchanting mountain retreat where you can relax and do nothing at all or enjoy and endless variety of recreational pleasures. Hiawassee is only minutes from Brasstown Bald (Georgia’s tallest peak at 4,784 feet), the famed Appalachian Trail and the Benton McKaye Trail, Alpine Helen, and Anna Ruby Falls. An hour away is the Great Smoky Mountain Park and Harrah’s casino at Cherokee, the spectacular Blue Ridge Parkway, and the 1996 Olympic Whitewater Rafting Center on the Ocoee River. Take yourself to new heights. Our Mountain Top is serenely beautiful and adventure abounds. Choose from championship golf, hiking, horseback riding, boating and fishing on Lake Chatuge. You will enjoy arts, crafts, antiquing, concerts, fairs and festivals. From charming cabins, bed and breakfast inns to full service conference resorts, this mountain is designed to make your getaway always memorable. History abounds in the Mountains Cherokee Indians controlled the area today known as Fannin County when the first white settlements appeared. Unlike much of the rest of Georgia, Fannin County first settlers did not come from the East, but from the North. Crossing over the Appalachian Mountains to Fort Loudon (now Tennessee), the first settlers followed the Tennessee River south, where they took the Ocoee-Toccoa to the wide, fertile valley that separates the Cohuttas and the Blue Ridge Mountains in Fannin County. Coastal Georgians began to push the Cherokee furthwe west and this land was surrendered by the Cherokee in 1835 under the terms of the Treaty of New Echota. In 1838, the Cherokee were forc
				How Sweet it is! Some of the best-loved sweets in the nation are made nearby in Chattanooga and vicinity, including Moon Pies, M&M’s and Twix Chocolate, Little Debbie snack cakes, and Mayfield Ice Cream. Founded in Athens, TN in 1912, Mayfield Dairy farms now serves nine states and employs 2,000 employees. Like Mayfield, MoonPies have a long history. Created in 1917 at Chattanooga Bakery, the MoonPie is a chocolate-covered graham cracker and marshmellow sandwich that was invented for coal miners to carry in their lunch pails. Also in the area is Mars Snackfood. Located in Cleveland, TN since 1977 and makes a variety of M&M’s and Twix Candy. In June 2008, the area just got a little sweeter with the opening of The Lollipop Shop of Hiawassee. Inside you will find 60 flavors of Jelly Belly (Jelly Belly as 50 official flavors and we have 10 extra) 21 colors of M&M’s, Razzles, Wax Lips, BB Bats and Kits. With over 400 kinds of candy, you are certain to find several of your childhood favorites.