LINKS TO AND DESCRIPTIONS

OF AREA ACTIVITIES, MUSEUMS,

GOLF COURSES, AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES IN

NW GEORGIA & NE ALABAMA

     The Guest House is perfect for family reunion housing or for accommodating out- of-town guests to the many weddings held in the Hearn Buildings in Rolater Park, and a great central location to stay while enjoying the extensive list of recreational and educational sites nearby, including golfing at the many excellent courses nearby.    

     Exploring the  wide variety of  recreation opportunities, including trout fishing in the local streams, restocked bimonthly  by GA Natural Resources Dept. (including Little Cedar Creek which runs through the middle of the town), fishing for crappie  and bass in  Lake Weiss (AL) ; hunting in season; rock climbing;  hiking  & cycling on the Pinoti Trail;  watching Rome Braves Baseball; canoeing &  kayaking are other enjoyable activities available here or nearby.

    Attending local spring and fall festivals and the annual juried Art Show on the 2nd weekend in June, participating in its annual 5 K Run,  enjoying the many area historical sites, including  Rolater Park just over the bridge downtown where Cave Spring's namesake cave and spring are, and swimming in the huge swimming pool built during the  "Great Depression" by the C C C, are a great way to relax here. 

     Shopping and dining in our many restaurants offering a great variety of delicious foods including:  all-day breakfast with homemade breads, down-home cooking, best ever Mexican cuisine, scrumptious steaks, salads, a variety of wraps, BBQ, Italian scampis, spaghetti, pizza, and coming soon a deli, ice cream and coffee shop,  with the freshest cuisine, which will also include pizzas, Blue Bell Ice cream delights, and gourmet coffees, will satisfy almost any appetite.

    Below are Links to details of Cave  Spring Events, area attractions, including NE Alabama, and to nearby Golf Courses.

      Cave Spring is cradled  in beautiful Vann's Valley, with its ever changing beauty to delight the soul, and was settled beginning in 1826.  Cave Spring is proud home to the Georgia School for the Deaf since it began with five students  in 1846.

      On the downtown square, will be found a lovely Veterans Walk with memorial benches for repose, that honor those who gave their devotion to town and country while in the many branches of  the service throughout the years, and  whose names are engraved along the winding walk.

     Cave Spring is 5 miles from Alabama, 14 miles from Rome, 10 miles from Cedartown, 53 miles from Gadsden, AL,  and 23 miles from Centre, AL. Two links below are a wealth of  information for Cave Spring, area specialty museums, golfing, and directions to the city and site map.

For a  Multitude of Area Activities Information and Directions:

 http:// www.cavespringgeorgia.com

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Area Golf Courses (LINK)