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Georgia Water Recreation
NE Georgia
offers a multitude of water recreation. For those of you that want to take in
every aspect of beauty in the Northeast Georgia mountains, you can paddle down
the waterways in a canoe or go tubing in Helen. For the risk-takers, whitewater
rafting with class 5 waterfalls may be just right for you. There are 5 lakes
just in this area most of which have white sandy beaches for sunning and roped
off areas for your children to swim. There are equipment rentals including
canoes, jet-skis, pontoon boats, etc.
 Lake
Burton:
Created in 1925
when Georgia Power flooded the deep valley, Lake Burton is the
largest of the north Georgia lakes at 2,775 acres. With over 62
miles of shoreline, Lake Burton is suitable for boating, camping,
picnicking, swimming, and fishing. Timpson Cove Beach features a
white sand beach that is the perfect spot for a day of family fun.
Located 9 miles from Clayton, Ga.
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Lake
Rabun:
This 835-acre
lake is the perfect spot for boating, fishing, and swimming. Formed
by the Mathis Dam and fed by the Tallulah River, Lake Rabun has 25
beautiful miles of shoreline. Nacoochee Park is just one of the
recreation areas along Lake Rabun's shore. Located 9 miles from
Clayton, Ga.
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Lake
Seed:
Formed by the
Nacoochee Dam and fed by the Tallulah River, Lake Seed is a 240-acre
lake with 13 miles of shoreline. Its boat ramp and family-friendly
campground with picnic tables, a fishing pier, restrooms, and beach
make this a great spot for a day of fun. Located 10 miles from
Clayton.
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Tallulah
Lake:
At 63 acres and
3.6 miles of shoreline, Tallulah Lake is the smallest and also the
oldest of the north Georgia lakes. Now part of Tallulah Gorge State
Park, the lake features a white sand beach, covered pavilion, picnic
tables, and playground. Located 8 miles South of Clayton.
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Lake
Tugalo:
With no
development, Lake Tugalo remains one of the most serene lakes in
Georgia. Formed by Tugalo Dam and fed by the Tallulah and Chattooga
Rivers, this 597-acre lake has 18 miles of shoreline and is perfect
for fishing and boating. Located 14 miles from Clayton.
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Helen
Tubing and Waterpark:
Tube down the
Chattahoochee River in Helen, GA. Contact them at (706) 878-1082 or
(706) 878-2665. Located 23 miles South of Clayton.
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Gil's
Marine: (706) 947-1465
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Interstate
Boat Rentals: (706) 782-4754
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Alley's
Marine Service: (706) 782-4367
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Lake
Rabun Marina: (706) 782-4936
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Andy's Trout
Farm is a pay by the pound, no license, no limit private trout pound
with more than 350 acres of well stocked ponds and lakes. Located 9
miles from Clayton.
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8137 GA Hwy 197
N, Clarkesville, GA 30523
706-754-1558 or 888-4BRIGADOON. Located 20 miles from Clayton.
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5931 Nacoochee
Trail, Flowery Branch, GA 30542
770-967-6582. Located 79 miles from Clayton.
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8850 Bay Drive,
Gainesville, GA 30506
770-842-0976 or 770-844-0976. Located 52 miles from Clayton.
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Lunkers
Guide Service:
1066 Mt. Olivet
Road, Hartwell, GA 30543
(706) 376-4407. Located 43 miles from Clayton.
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7280 S Main
Street, Helen, GA 30545 (706) 878-3083. Located 22 miles from
Clayton.
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3375 US Hwy 76
W, Hiawassee, GA 30546
(706)896-9075. Located 24 miles from Clayton.
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Southeastern
Expeditions offers whitewater rafting, canoeing, and kayaking on the
Chattooga River in NE Georgia. Contact (706) 782-4331 or (800)
868-7238. Located 1 mile from Clayton.
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1/2 day, full
day, and overnight trips available. Contact (888) 905-7238
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Wildwood
Outfitters offers whitewater rafting, canoeing, tubing, and kayaking
on the Chattahoochee River. Contact them at (800)553-2715 or
(706)865-4451. Located 26 miles from Clayton.
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Whitewater
rafting on the Chattooga, Nantahala, Ocoee, and Pigeon Rivers.
Contact them at (800) 451-9972. Located 13 miles from Clayton.
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Contact them at
(706) 947-3194. Located 14 miles from Clayton.
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