Gold Mine Northern Georgia Great Family FUN!! YOUR NORTH GEORGIA GOLD AND GEMSTONE MINING ADVENTURE BEGINS HERE! With the Basic Admission $10.95(per person) (ages 4 and up) you receive: … [Read more...]

Welcome to Dukes Creek MinesStrike it Rich in Helen, Georgia! The Dukes Creek Gold and Ruby Mines is a family attraction that is fun for all ages. Try your luck with our Georgia Gold Rush Paydirt Buckets filled with either Concentrated Gold or take a chance on our Gemstone … [Read more...]

Here at Gold 'n Gem Grubbin' you can pan for gold and screen for gemstones in our convenient sluices sitting comfortably under shade trees with a view of our 7 acre lake. Our trained staff will teach you the art of gold panning just like the old timers did it! We'll be close by … [Read more...]

The National Forests in Georgia are a good place to enjoy nature and to pan for gold. The rules are that you can only use a gold pan and a shovel. This means you can't use any heavy equipment like dredges and sluices. Lake Allatoona in particular is a great campground option. … [Read more...]

Rivers and Creeks Below is a list of the best rivers and creeks for gold prospecting. If you can find any sign of old mining activity, then you're probably in a good spot. If you live in North Georgia, then it's best to join a prospecting club because they can tell you what all … [Read more...]

Lake Allatoona in particular is a great campground option. There are actually eight different camping grounds at Lake Allatoona and most of them are close to where you can pan for gold. You wouldn't need to travel far from your tent or RV to pan in the creeks. Source: Gold … [Read more...]

The National Forests in Georgia are a good place to enjoy nature and to pan for gold. The rules are that you can only use a gold pan and a shovel. This means you can't use any heavy equipment like dredges and sluices. Source: Gold Panning in Georgia | Learn About the Best Spots … [Read more...]

The Tesnatee Creek is a tributary to the Chestatee River. It looks more like a river because of its width, but technically it's a stream. This stream is where several old mines once operated. Source: Gold Panning in Georgia | Learn About the Best Spots for Prospecting … [Read more...]

The Chestatee River is is a major tributary of the Chattahoochee River. It had several mines back during the peak of the Georgia gold rush. Source: Gold Panning in Georgia | Learn About the Best Spots for Prospecting … [Read more...]

The Chattahoochee River Located in White County, this river is 430 miles long. There are several other small creeks in the area that drain into the Chattahoochee River. This river and any nearby creeks have gold-panning potential, as White County was a key area during the gold … [Read more...]

Little River The Little River is a tributary of the Etowah River, and the banks around this River can provide placer gold. Back in the day there were plenty of old mining operations nearby. Source: Gold Panning in Georgia | Learn About the Best Spots for Prospecting … [Read more...]

Etowah River Located in Cherokee County, this river runs through most of North Georgia- including the city of Dahlonega. On this river you get fresh water that comes in through the North Georgia mountains. Placer deposits were found here back in the mining days. There are also … [Read more...]

Gold Panning in Georgia Georgia was once a popular gold mining destination in the 1800s. In fact, it was the best state in the eastern US to search for gold. There were several good areas in this state to find pure gold. But most of the gold prospectors in Georgia moved out … [Read more...]