Summary:
Escape to our modern 2-bedroom, 1-bath cabin tucked along the edge of the Chattahoochee National Forest in beautiful Dahlonega, GA (Ridgewalk). Designed for comfort, style, and a true North Georgia mountain experience, this retreat offers the perfect blend of seclusion and convenience—just 5 minutes from the award-winning Wolf Mountain Vineyards and a short drive (10 mins) to downtown Dahlonega, wineries, waterfalls, and hiking trails.
Inside, you’ll find a bright and thoughtfully curated living space with clean modern lines, warm wood accents, and large windows that frame the surrounding forest. The open-concept layout features a cozy living area, a fully equipped kitchen with everything you need for cooking or entertaining, and a dining space ideal for family meals or a quiet morning coffee. Both bedrooms are designed with relaxation in mind, offering comfortable beds, soft linens, and beautiful views. At the Timber and stone Gold Rush cabin you'll find privacy, comfort, and boutique style furnishings.
Step outside to experience what makes this cabin truly special. With the national forest as your backyard, you’ll enjoy direct access to serene natural surroundings—perfect for unwinding, wildlife watching, or exploring nearby trails. The outdoor space is built for connection and downtime: breathe in the mountain air from the deck, soak in the hot tub, gather around the fire pit at night (central firepit or individual), or sip local wine while listening to the sounds of the forest.
Whether you're here for a romantic getaway, time with the family, a wine-tasting weekend, or an adventure-filled mountain trip, this cabin offers a peaceful home base close to everything Dahlonega has to offer. You’ll be minutes away from vineyards, wedding venues, gold-rush history, charming local shops, and some of North Georgia’s best hiking, including trails that weave through the national forest right beyond the cabin.
Quiet, modern, and surrounded by nature—this cabin is the perfect place to slow down, enjoy a luxurious guest experience, reconnect, and enjoy the best of Dahlonega.
The Space:
You will receive a 4-6 digit access code to the cabin once your reservation is confirmed and prior to your check-in.
Guest Access:
Entry Gate: Provide your guests with the rotating entry code for the gate
Parking: Ridgewalk parking is in front of the cabin. EV charging (charge point charger (J1772)) is on the left parking spot (20ft range). Can accomodate up to 3-4 cars. There is plenty of turn-around parking at the center point of the property. Depending on the vehicle, it is recommended to either turn-around at ridgewalk and go down forwards or back down slowly. The entire length of the driveway is paved with a rough asphalt aggregate so 2-wheel drive vehicles will have no issues during the summer or winter months. Please do go slowly to be safe.
Firepit: Feel free to drive or walk to the central firepit on the property. If you drive, please do not block the long driveway to lot #3 (Ridgewalk).
The Neighborhood:
Wine Country: Dahlonega is at the heart of Georgia Wine Country — the cabin is very close to several vineyards, including Wolf Mountain, Kaya, Frogtown, Montaluce, and more. The region is part of the Dahlonega Plateau AVA, which is officially recognized as a wine-growing appellation. Guests can take a wine-trail tour, visit tasting rooms, and enjoy vineyard dining — there’s a really relaxing, upscale yet down-to-earth wine-country vibe.
Winery Distance from Timber and Stone:
1. Wolf Mountain Vineyard - 5 mins (2.3 miles)
2. Cavender Creek Vineyard - 8 mins away (7.3 miles)
3. Monteluce Vineyard - 18 mins (11.1 miles)
4. Frogtown Cellars - 8 mins away (8.2 miles)
5. Three Sisters Vineyards - 15 mins (8.7 miles)
6. White Oaks Vineyard - 8 mins away (4 miles)
7. Kaya Vineyard - 13 mins (9.3 miles)
8. Yonah Mountain Vineyard - 33 mins (21.2 miles)
Hiking & Trails: Timber and Stone offers a direct path to the US National Forest. right on property. Hike through the center of the valley in the property and you'll stumble upon a 5.5 mile trail loop (Gooch Gap to Piano Ridge). The forested hills around Dahlonega offer a ton of hiking options — from easy loops like Lake Zwerner Trail to more challenging trails along the Appalachian-Trail corridor. Dahlonega is known for the starting point of the Appalachian Trail.
Waterfalls: You’re surrounded by some of North Georgia’s most stunning waterfalls. Highlights include Amicalola Falls (a 729-foot cascade at a nearby state park), DeSoto Falls, Raven Cliff Falls, and Helton Creek Falls.
Recreation Areas:
R-Ranch - 6 mins away (2.6 miles) - R-Ranch is a wonderful place to relax and unwind with the beauty of Dahlonega.
Spa: Mountain Laurel Creek Inn and Spa - 3 mins away (1.3 miles) - time for a deep tissue massage and a glass of wine.
Coming Soon: NEW SPA (details forthcoming)
Crisson Gold Mine - 5 mins away (3.5 miles). Go find some gold from the dirt from the caves and hills of Dahlonega. No joke - you might find something worth writing about.
Dockery Lake Recreation Area is just a short drive away — a peaceful, trout-stocked lake inside the Chattahoochee National Forest.
River Activities: If guests want water fun, they can go kayaking, canoeing, or tubing on nearby rivers like the Chestatee or Etowah.
Horseback Riding & Biking: There are equestrian trails nearby and the Jake & Bull Mountain Trail System offers around 36 miles for hikers, bikers, and riders.
Gold Rush History: Dahlonega is historic — it was the site of one of the first major gold rushes in the U.S. Visitors can explore the Dahlonega Gold Museum, located in the old 1836 courthouse, which has gold-mining artifacts, panning demonstrations, and a gift shop.
Town Square: The downtown area around the historic square has charming shops, galleries, restaurants, and wine tasting rooms.
Live Theater: The Holly Theatre, a restored historic venue in town, hosts plays, musical performances, and community events.
Festivals: Dahlonega has a lively calendar — things like Bear on the Square in spring and Gold Rush Days in the fall bring music, history, and local flavor.
Scenery & Atmosphere: The area has a rustic-mountain charm with sweeping forested ridgelines, peaceful valleys, and vineyard-dotted hills. It's quiet enough to feel like a retreat, but also very walkable around parts of town, especially if guests want to stroll downtown, sip wine, or pop into local shops.
Getting Around:
There are no public bus-stops in Dahlonega and Uber's/Lyft's are often hard to come by. In case you can't get an Uber please see the private taxi's listed below:
Other Things to Note:
Jacuzzi: (Nordic MS Retreat) - the hot tub will stay on and at a constant temperature during your entire stay. Refere to the house manual on instructions for the waterfall and light features.
Thermostat: Please keep the heat and/or air at a comfortable temperature. Adjust as you see fit.
Wifi: Reference the check-in information for the wifi code.
Patio Heater: During the winter months a patio heater will be on the deck so that you can enjoy the intended outside air. If there is a need for additional propane, please send us a note and it will be refilled for you.
Grill: A grill is provided for you that will be full of propane for those dinner's al fresco. If more propane is needed, please send us a note and it will be refilled for you.
Interaction with Guests:
Each of the Timber and Stone cabins is privately located on over 3+ acres. You'll have privacy in all directions. Whether you rent the entire property of Timber and Stone or an individual cabin, you'll find a central fire pit to meet up with your other guests or meet new friends at the center point of the nearly 13 acres.
