Places to go and things to do around Rome, GA.
Rome is the largest town in Northwest Georgia, but have you visited some of the interesting towns near Rome, Georgia? Each holds something unique and different.
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Summerville, A Unique Town in Northwest Georgia is a small town north of Rome. It’s in Chattooga County, named after the Chattooga River by Cherokee Indians.
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Located just outside of Rome, Georgia, you will find a small town that is rich in history and a strong sense of community, my hometown of Lindale, Georgia.
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Knowing Where To Eat When You Are Gluten-Free In Rome, Georgia can be a bit of a challenge. As someone with a gluten sensitivity, I can help.
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Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville, Georgia is affiliated with the Smithsonian Institution. This unique museum tells the history of Western United States.
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Downtown Rome, Georgia is an amazing place and one of the best parts of Rome. There is shopping, restaurants, museums, live entertainment and more.
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Visiting Rome, Georgia in the fall you will find so many activities and events. It’s a great time to take a trip to pick out a pumpkin or to go apple picking.
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If you love the great outdoors there is nothing better than camping. Here is a list of the Best Camping In Rome, Georgia and the Northwest Georgia Mountains.
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James H. Sloppy Floyd Park and Campground is in the North West Georgia area and is one of the most beautiful state parks around. It offers so much to do and see.
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The Lock and Dam was created during times when boats used the Coosa River to transport cargo. Today it’s used for a campground, fishing, park, and boat ramp.
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