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Foxfire Museum & Heritage Center

Foxfire Museum & Heritage Center is a fun, dog-friendly, outdoor museum in Mountain City, GA that focuses on exploring Appalachian history. A mulched, half-mile walking trail takes you and your dog through over 20 historic log buildings that contain artifacts and interpretive signage. Some cabins are used as working artist studios, including a weaving studio and working blacksmith forge. The museum has a 1- mile connector trail that takes you up to Black Rock Mountain State Park. Leashes are required. Visit Website

Or call (706) 746-5828 or email foxfire@foxfire.org for more information.

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Foxfire Museum & Heritage Center has received a rating of 5.0 out of 5 bones by 2 canine critics on BringFido and 4.5 out of 5 by 130 guests on TripAdvisor.

  • Britt
    Aug 12, 2023
    Refreshing nature walk

    Staff were friendly, buildings were incredible, and my dog loved all of it. Very dog friendly! Tight paths through some areas, in case your dog has a tough time with other dogs.

  • Sallie
    Jul 1, 2023
    Great place for walking trails and learning history

    We loved this museum. It is a really shaded, well maintained walking trail with lots of spots to sit and learn about the area and how they survived. Absolutely fascinating glimpse into Appalachian life. They have lots of people showing how things were done from blacksmiths to weavers to instrument makers. Plenty of spots to sit and give my babies some water and a rest. Took us about 2 hours to really look around and enjoy things. The dogs slept all the way home (3 hours) they were so tired from running up and down steps and the mountain. Perfect!

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