Before we moved to Dahlonega and Beyond, leaves turning bright orange and red were our signal that fall had arrived. But in our world now, the first real sign of fall is the opening of Uncle Shuck's Corn Maze in Dawsonville. Uncle Shuck's, which opened officially on Labor Day, is a green island - of corn stalk rows, bright colored tents, tractors, horses, kids (lots of kids) and pumpkins, too.
When you leave anywhere near Dawsonville, you can expect to experience traffic backups for miles on 400 and Hwy. 53 as corn shucking, maze loving folks journey to this North Georgia hot spot on fall weekends. (FYI, this popular fun maze is not too far from the corner of Hwy. 400 and Hwy. 53.)
Uncle Shuck's isn't the only place for fall fun up here in Dahlonega and Beyond.
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| Imagine maneuvering through this maze! |
How lucky we are to live here in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains and all they offer.
(Photos from Uncle Shuck's.)
Uncle Shuck's is a sign that fall is here - my family agrees with you. It is actually "clean" for an outdoor adventure area. Fun times. And just the beginning of outdoor fun in the foothills of the Appalachians. Mazes, apples, wineries, hiking...lots just a short car ride from metro ATL area. We are lucky
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