Bavarian Brooke Cabin Rental The Howard's

06/16/2026

☕ Imagine your mornings looking like this: Sitting on a porch in a peaceful wooded setting, drinking coffee, and watching deer graze right in front of you.
🦌🌲We have select June dates still available at our Helen, Georgia cabin!You get the absolute best of both worlds here. Our cabin sits in a quiet, wooded oasis, yet you are within walking distance to all the action on Main Street and just minutes from North Georgia's best attractions

Tubing & Coaster: Walk right over to Cool River Tubing down the Chattahoochee 🌊 or fly down the Helen Mountain Coaster! 🎢Coffee & Views: Grab a morning brew at Jumpin Goat Coffee Roasters to enjoy breathtaking mountain views and live weekend music! ☕🎶

Nature & Hiking: Explore the spectacular double cascades at Anna Ruby Falls ⛰️ or hike the scenic trails around the lake at Unicoi State Park. 🥾

Food & Drinks: Walk to Main Street shops, wineries, and the local distillery—plus Unicoi and the surrounding area are packed with amazing restaurants and live music venues! 🍔🍷And at the end of the day, you get to escape the crowds, come back to the cabin, and soak in your private hot tub under the stars. ✨👇

Drop a comment or click the vrbo or Airbnb in comments for the open calendar dates!
Grab one of our remaining June 17th-19th 22nd-29th July 3rd-7th 12th-24th slots before they fill up! 📬

Don't forget to go to Betty's country store grocery meat counter, deli, bakery beer and wine and firewood for your campfires 🔥🇺🇸

05/30/2026

Want to get away come to the mountains relax at the cabin or go tubing down the chattahoochee river that runs through Helen. Walking distance to
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05/05/2026

Did you know

America before America. Did you know that a portion of the historic Unicoi Turnpike is still walkable in ? This 1,000-year-old trade path was originally used by Native Americans and was later developed into a 19th-century toll road, connecting Tennessee and North Carolina to the Georgia mountains.

https://helenga.org/hardman-farm-state-historic-site/

05/04/2026

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12/28/2025

Book your January stay with us great time for a campfire

11/11/2025

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Come visit Helen, GA! This beautiful German inspired town, is known for its charm, outdoor adventure and historic shops.

10/27/2025

🍂 Things to Do Near Helen This November

November might just be the most peaceful and scenic time to explore North Georgia. The crowds are gone, the air is crisp, and the mountain views are unreal. Here are a few must-do day trips and local favorites worth adding to your list 👇

🚗 Take a drive on Richard Russell Scenic Highway
It’s one of the most beautiful drives in the state. Stop at every roadside pull-off — the views just keep getting better.

🛍️ Head to Blue Ridge for the day
Walk the charming downtown streets, shop for mountain treasures, and grab lunch before heading back to Helen.

🌉 See Tallulah Gorge State Park
This dramatic canyon is breathtaking from the overlooks. It’s an easy stop with incredible photo spots.

🎨 Stop by Mark of the Potter

Browse unique handmade pottery in an old mill overlooking the Soque River — don’t miss the waterfall in the basement! Pack a picnic and enjoy lunch beside the river.

☕ Grab coffee at Jumping Goats Café
Sip your drink with a postcard view of Mount Yonah. If you’re feeling up for it, the hike to the top offers incredible vistas.

🏞️ Visit Brasstown Bald
The highest point in Georgia — with a short walk or shuttle to the summit for 360° mountain views.

Whether you’re here for a weekend getaway or a week of exploring, North Georgia in November is pure magic.

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10/27/2025

we have a 1 night stay open Oct 29th
then a 2 night stay Nov 4th 5th
1 night stay Nov 9th
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