The city of Cartersville, GA has plenty of great amenities located within the city that make it a great place to move to or open a business. While there are a lot of local amenities, it is also a very great place to live if you enjoy getting outdoors. If you like to hike & cycle, there is a wide range of different trails and activities that you can take advantage of, which are located within a short drive of the city.
Pine Mountain Recreational Area
One great place to go for a hike & cycle in this area is to the Pine Mountain Recreational Area. This area is located just off of I-75 and offers plenty of great places to go for a short bike ride, a run, or a long walk. In total, there are two different loops and paths that you can enjoy. These total just over 4.3 miles in length. Hikers and...
Purchasing a home of their own is the dream of most Americans, and it is important to have the necessary information when they finally are ready to begin searching for the right property. During the search, there will be many questions to consider, but the answers to these five questions are most important to a successful search for the right property.
1. Is The Real Estate Agent Familiar With The Area?
Finding the best real estate agent to help and guide while searching for a home is essential. The first step will be to contact realtors who are familiar with the area where the prospective buyer wishes to live. During the initial meeting with an agent, the client should not be afraid to ask questions. It is important that the agent is familiar with neighborhoods within the area, the schools, and...
There’s nothing more rewarding than a weekend getaway at the end of a long, tireless, thankless week at work. If you’re looking for somewhere new to go to blow off some steam after another long week, there’s a place in Georgia that should be near the top of your destination list.
The Etowah Indian Mounds
Between 1000 A.D. and 1550 A.D. several thousand Native Americans lived in this area, and the mark that they left on the landscape is still evident today. Tourists can visit the 54-acre area and see a plaza, a defensive pitch, the high flat-top area where the priest-chief lived, and more. Also, be sure to check out the artifacts that are still being discovered here.
4-Way Lunch
This iconic diner opened in the 1930s and is still a must for locals and tourists alike. You can stop by here to grab...
