Consolidated Gold Mine
Dahlonega, Georgia
Consolidated Gold Mine is an outdoor explore option in Dahlonega. It is a good fit for best for children aged 3 and up and works well as an outdoor explore option. Families can expect explore Dahlonega's only underground gold mine through exciting guided tours. Bring Water and Snacks. Call ahead if you want to know how busy it will be on your visit.
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Best time to visit: Open year-round, but hours vary on holidays.
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- Snacks
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