Blessed with diverse terrain, a moderate climate and a more than ample water supply, Cherokee Countians have been abiding in this beautiful section of North Georgia since 1831. Before the white settlers began to stake down roots, thanks to the land and gold lotteries of this period, the proud Cherokee Indian nation inhabited these hallowed hills.

The Etowah River winds like a slow-moving snake through Cherokee County, which has evolved 162 years later as one of Georgia's fastest growing counties. The six communities of Cherokee County extend a cordial welcome...

Cherokee Chamber of Commerce