& FANNIN COUNTY, GA
Blue Ridge, Georgia, is the kind of mountain town that makes people slow down, breathe a little deeper, and start imagining what life would be like if they stayed just one more day. Tucked into the Blue Ridge Mountains in Fannin County, it offers a mix of scenic beauty, small-town charm, and outdoor adventure that feels tailor-made for a memorable vacation. This doesn’t stop because the surrounding unincorporated areas of Fannin County add even more room to explore, making the whole region feel like one big mountain getaway.
Blue Ridge itself has all the ingredients of a classic vacation town, but with a personality that keeps it active yet at a relaxed slower pace. Downtown is full of shops, restaurants, galleries, and places where you can wander without an agenda. One minute you might be browsing local art, and the next you could be sipping coffee, grabbing a scoop of homemade ice cream, or listening to live music drifting through the streets.
The Blue Ridge Depot & Scenic Railway remains the central focus in downtown Blue Ridge and although the first depot burned, the present station was built in 1906. Enjoy a train ride from Blue Ridge to McCaysville and experience a gorgeous scenery
that is a 26-mile round trip through historic Murphy Junction along the beautiful Toccoa River.
The town of Blue Ridge was once considered an elite health resort because of its pure mineral waters. Blue Ridge was founded in 1886 as a result of the arrival of the Marietta and North Georgia Railroad. Because of the railroad, Blue Ridge developed as a center of business and in 1895 the county seat was moved from Morganton to Blue Ridge. Construction began on US Highway 76, in the early 1920’s which increased access to this once remote area.
Summer brings long days for hiking, boating, tubing, and simply relaxing outside. Enjoy the magical, mountains and peaceful waters of the rivers & lakes. One of the biggest draws to the area is how many ways there are to enjoy the outdoors including Lake Blue Ridge. This 3,300 acre lake that has an average depth range of 100 ft. was formed by the Toccoa and Ocoee River’s from the Blue Ridge Dam that is located 50 miles upstream. The Toccoa River feeds Lake Blue Ridge flowing soothingly for about 15 miles north of the dam and visitors can spend the day tubing, kayaking, or trout fishing
Many points around the lake offer a way to have an adventure for the day including, Lake Blue Ridge
Recreation Area and Boat ramp is just off Hwy 76 and Aska Road. You can also enjoy many places on Aska Rd. to enjoy the river including dining at Toccoa Riverside Restaurant.
Morganton Point Recreation Area is the place to take the kids to the “beach” on Lake Blue Ridge. Located off Hwy 60., go 1.5 miles into Morganton and turn right on Lake Drive for .5 miles.
Wether your in downtown or exploring the other areas of Blue Ridge, activities include gem mining, horseback riding, ziplines or visiting farms, like Mercier’s on Hwy. 5 located north of town. Go tubing on the Toccoa Valley River, kayaking, or Whitewater rafting on the Ocoee.
The Art Center, also known as the Historic Fannin County Courthouse, was built in 1937 after the previous courthouse burned in 1936. The courthouse is now the home of the Blue Ridge Mountains Arts Association’s Arts Center where visitors can view the galleries see rotating exhibits.
There is also something about the hospitality of the region that keeps people coming back. The shops and restaurants feel locally rooted, the cabins and vacation rentals offer a warm retreat, and the
community atmosphere is easy to appreciate. People do not just come here to check a destination off a list; they come to experience a place that feels personal. That is especially true for families, couples, and groups of friends looking for a weekend away from the noise of city life.
That quieter side of Fannin County is part of what makes the area so appealing. Communities like Mineral Bluff, Epworth, Dial, Aska, and Coopers Creek each add their own flavor to the region. Some areas feel tucked away and rustic, while others sit close enough to Blue Ridge that visitors can enjoy both privacy and convenience. This gives travelers a chance to choose the kind of vacation they want, whether that means a cabin in the woods, a familyfriendly lodge, or a base camp for hiking, fishing, and exploring. The unincorporated areas help turn a visit to Blue Ridge into a broader mountain escape.
Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway, peace of mind, or a little excitement, the Blue Ridge area provides a great small town atmosphere that will keep you coming back for your vacation!
For more info contact the Fannin County Chamber of Commerce at 1-800-899-6867 or visit BlueRidgeMountains.com
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Black Rock Mountain State Park
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Discover one of Georgia’s best state parks for the outdoors enthusiast. Black Rock Mountain is often cooler than other Georgia parks. With an altitude of 3,640 ft., it covers almost 1,800 acres of Rabun County and is located North of Clayton, GA, on Highway 441.
Roadside overlooks provide spectacular 80-mile vistas, and four hiking trails that lead visitors past wildflowers, streams, small waterfalls and lush forests. Full slopes of blooming trilliums and other species among hidden boulder fields continue to astound botanists with rare flora finds.
Black Rock Mountain takes its name from the shear dark granite wall that is visible and easily identifiable from long distances. When local citizens sold the land to the state of Georgia in 1939, access to the park was limited by the lack of roads. Governor Herman Talmadge backed a plan to build a road to the Georgia Department of State Parks land near Clayton in the early 1950s, thus forming easy access to this incredible vista.
Within Black Rock Mountain State Park there are four scenic overlooks. The Cowee Overlook is first on the drive in, and actually sits almost directly above the Ada-Hi Falls, but the falls are not visible from the overlook. The Nantahala Overlook is located in RV parking circle. The Blue Ridge Overlook and Black Rock Overlook is adjacent to the Visitors Center and Trading Post.
Visitors are welcome to lodge in cottages, camp in tents, trailer, or bring their RV. The 17-acre lake offers canoeing and provides great fishing for bass, catfish, bream and trout. Hiking and backpacking, ranging from easy to difficult levels, offer wonderful views of Georgia’s Blue Ridge Mountains.
Foxfire’s Museum & Heritage Center – located by the park in Mountain City is home to The famed “Foxfire” magazine, begun in 1966, is written and published quarterly by students at Rabun Gap –Nacoochee School. The museum offers a self-guided tour through an authentic village showing the trades of early settlers. Nearby Hambidge Center for the Creative Arts is located just outside Dillard, GA. The Center offers visitors’ tours of Barker’s Creek Gristmill, artist talks, nature hikes, and many other special events.
Dillard, GA - is just a few miles north is famous for it’s family-style meals at the Dillard House Restaurant. Serving since 1917, the restaurant was established by the family that earned the title of the earliest documented white settlers in 1794. Shop in one of the many antique stores or discover the Hoojah Branch Indian burial mound, which is listed on the National Register of Historical Places, located one mile east of Dillard.
Sky Valley, GA – provides a spectacular scenic drive on Highway 246 to look back over the Chattahoochee National Forest lands covering more than sixty acres of Rabun County and get a taste of the aerial perspective from several roadside or trail lookouts. Georgia’s highest city, with an average elevation of 3,500 ft., is home to Sky Valley Golf and Country Club, which features an 18-hole championship public golf course.
Clayton, GA - offers that “Hometown Feeling” that every visitor will enjoy. Stay in local B& B, or hotel in town for a couple of nights. Stroll leisurely through the local shops that feature the best in art, antiques, books, furniture, gifts, wine and so much more! Dine at one of the fine restaurants and enjoy enterainment, hiking, rafting, horseback riding, or golfing.
Visit www.explorerabun.com to learn more.
BECKY BRANCH FALLS
The 20 foot Becky Branch Falls is easily observed from a wooden bridge which crosses the stream. Becky Branch Falls is accessed via the Bartram Trail.
Directions: From Clayton, Georgia go east on Warwoman Road (County Rd. 5) for just less than 3 mile to Poll Creek Road. Park on left side of road by a small branch. Follow the trail on the right side of the branch for about 200 yards to a bridge at the base of the falls.
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Hiawassee Town Square
First Fridays, June – Nov
5PM – 9PM
July 4 – Loaded Dice Band
July 11 – Bill Rinaldo
July 25 – Sweet Charity
August 1 – Heather & James Duo
August 8 – Alani Davis & Laura Widerman
August 15 – Troy Underwood
August 22 – Steve Vaclavic
August 29 – Roy Perren
September 5 – Band of Steel
Three Unique Shops Under One Roof
Pmountain views, and the gentle sights of wildlife nearby. Spend your days exploring, splashing in the pool, and relaxing together in your own private villa. Welcome to Coosawattee River Resort—a private, gated community nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
C Vacation Rentals (1, 2, & 3 Bedroom)
C Year Round Indoor Heated Pool
C Two Outdoor Pools & Tennis Courts
C Fitness Center & Game Room
C Pickleball Court
C Catch & Release Fish Pond
C Riverfront Parks & Playgrounds
C Vineyards, Hiking & Waterfalls Nearby
C Summer/Fall Concert Series
AMICALOLA FALLS
The highest waterfall in Georgia, falling 729 feet in seven cascades. At the base of the falls, there is a parking area, a reflection pool, and 3/10-mile paved trail leading to an observation deck at the top of the falls.
Directions: from Dahlonega, Amicalola State Park’s entrance is on GA Highway 52, east of Ellijay or west of Dahlonega.
DESOTO FALLS
Three falls along a 3 mile section of the DeSoto Falls Trail are maintained for the hiker’s viewing convenience, and are designated as the lower (cascading 20 feet), the middle (falls about 80 feet) and the upper (about 200 feet) DeSoto Falls.
Directions: From Dahlonega travel north on US 19 for 13.5 miles to Turners Corner. At this intersection, turn left and proceed on US 129 for 4.2 miles. Shortly after the Walasi-yi Center is a left turn for the park.
Two waterfalls, one small, and one large, are located on Helton Creek.
Directions: Go to Helton Creek Road and Forest Service Rd 118, just 1 1/2 miles north of Neel’s Gap off Highway 19/129. The road is on the right as you travel north. It is just south of Vogel State Park. You have only .2 mile trail leading from the parking area on Helton Creek Road, to the base of the larger upper falls.
DUKES CREEK FALLS
A well-designed trail winds its way into Dukes Creek Gorge, ending at the base of the falls which drop about 150 feet down sheer granite canyon into Dukes Creek.
Directions: Take GA 75 north from Helen for 1.5 miles. Turn left on GA 356 (75 Alternate) for 2.3 miles to the Richard Russell Scenic Highway. Turn right, go 2 miles to Dukes Creek Falls Recreation Area.
BINGO
Tuesday and Friday Nights
April 7th until August 28th
$1,500 in cash prizes per night!
Gates open at 6pm games start at 7pm.
OKTOBERFEST 2026
Sept.10-13, 17-20, 24-27
Oct. 1 - Nov.1 Daily
Oktoberfest Parade Sept. 12th at noon. + Official Keg Tapping immediately following parade at The Festhalle.
ANNA RUBY FALLS
Curtis Creek falls 153 feet and York Creek drops 50 feet down the slopes of Tray Mountain in twin waterfalls. The very steep 4/10 mile Anna Ruby Falls Trail is paved and has benches along the trail for sitting or resting while enjoying the beauty of the area.
Directions: from Helen, take GA 75 North one mile. Right on GA 356 for 1.5 miles, left on the entrance road to the falls.
THE LODGE
Sheltered,
3500 sq. ft / 5 BR / 4 BA
Mountain Views / Electric Fireplace
Grand Porch Flat Top Griddle / Fire Pit 4 Kings / 1 Queen / 1 Twin / Sleeps 13
GOLD MINERS CABIN
Private Hot Tub Behind the Cabin Mountain Views / Electric Fireplace Flat Top Griddle / Fire Pit 1 King / 1 Queen 5 Twins / Sleeps 9
HIDEAWAY CABIN
Private Hot Tub
3 BR / 2 BA / Mountain Views
Electric Fireplace / Large Deck
Flat Top Griddle / Fire Pit
3 Kings / Sleeps 6
FISHERMAN’S CABIN
Private Hot Tub Under Cabin
Overlooks River / Small Deck
Lofted A-frame / Flat Top Griddle
1 King / 1 Queen / 2 Twins
Sleeps 6
HILLTOP LOFT
Private Hot Tub on Deck
Mountain Views / Small Lofted A-frame
Flat Top Griddle / Fire Pit
1 Queen / 3 Twins
Sleeps 5 (2 Adults, 3 Kids)
THE TREEHOUSE
Private Hot Tub Under Cabin
Overlooks Waterfall / Grand Porch
Flat Top Griddle
2 Queens / 1 Twin
Sleeps 5
RIVERVIEW CABIN
Private Hot Tub on Deck Mountain & River Views
Lofted A-frame / Spiral Staircase Flat Top Griddle / Fire Pit 1 King / 1 Queen / 1 Twin / Sleeps 5
THE LOG CABIN
Built in 1928 / Hand Hewn Beams
No Hot Tub / Overlooks River Electric Fireplace / Flat Top Griddle
1 King / 1 Queen Sleeps 4
COZY COTTAGE
Private Hot Tub on Porch
Over Natural Spring
Mountain Views / Parking Near Waterfall
Walking Trail to Cabin
1 Queen / Sleeps 2
ANDREWS
JULY 3, 10, 17, 24, & 31
Andrews Farmers Market
Old A&P Parking Lot
AUG 7, 14, 21, & 28
Andrews Farmers Market
Old A&P Parking Lot
SEPT 4
Andrews Farmers Market
Old A&P Parking Lot
BLAIRSVILLE
JULY 4
4th of July Concert
Paradise Hills Winery Resort & Spa
JULY 4, 5, 11, 18, & 25
Union County Farmers Market
Union County Farmers Market
Red, White & Blairsville Fourth of July Celebration & Fireworks
Downtown Blairsville
Live Music at Paradise Hills
Paradise Hills Winery Resort & Spa
JULY 5
4th of July Boat Parade
Lake Nottley Marina
JULY 6 & 20
Live Music with Mountain Gypsy
Music: Kim and Curtis Jones
Lucky’s Taqueria & Cantina
JULY 11
Music Bingo
Lucky’s Taqueria & Cantina
JULY 13
Live Music with James Patrick
Morgan
Lucky’s Taqueria & Cantina
JULY 25
Live Music with Rusted Melody
Lucky’s Taqueria & Cantina
JULY 25 & 26
Green Bean Festival
Downtown Blairsville
JULY 27
Live Music with Cody King
Lucky’s Taqueria & Cantina
AUG 1, 8, 15, & 29
Live Music at Paradise Hills
Paradise Hills Winery Resort & Spa
AUG 1, 8, 15, 22, & 29
Union County Farmers Market
Union County Farmers Market
AUG 12
Music Bingo
Lucky’s Taqueria & Cantina
SEPT 5
Music at Paradise Hills
Paradise Hills Winery Resort & Spa
Union County Farmers Market
Union County Farmers Market
SEPT 7
Grape Stomp Festival
Paradise Hills Winery Resort & Spa
BLUE RIDGE
JULY 2
Old Time Sailors
Inola Blue Ridge
JULY 2 – AUG 30
The Shape of Clay / Jimmy
Benedict - Cardboard Kingdome
Blue Ridge Downtown City Park
JULY 4
Lake Blue Ridge Fireworks
Lake Blue Ridge Dam
Blue Ridge Freedom 5K
Blue Ridge Adventure Gear
Old Timers’ Parade
Downtown Blue Ridge
JULY 10
Sounds of Simon & Garfunkel
Tribute Band
Blue Ridge Community Theater
JULY 11
Michelle Malone Live
Blue Ridge Community Theater
JULY 16 – AUG 2
Mama Won’t Fly
Blue Ridge Community Theater
JULY 31 – AUG 1
Ridge Jam - Bluegrass Festival
Blue Ridge Farmers Market
AUG 6 – 23
Dinner with Friends
Blue Ridge Community Theater
AUG 21 & 22
Annual Kiwanis Rodeo
Kiwannis Fairgrounds
AUG 27 – SEPT 13
The Foreigner
Blue Ridge Community Theater
BRASSTOWN
JULY 7
Community Dance with House Caller & Paddy’s Return
Keith House Community Room
Live
Community Dance with Diane Silver (Dance Musician’s Week Kick-off Party)
Keith House Community Room
JULY 8, 15, 22, & 29
Brasstown Farmer’s Market NC
Downtown Brasstown
JULY 11
CLARKESVILLE
JULY 4
31st Annual Folk School
All-Day Shapenote Singing
Davidson Hall Music Studio
JULY 14
Community Tuesday: Dance & Social
Keith House Community Room
JULY 27
Centennial Sounds: Cornbread & Tortillas
Zoe & Cloyd
Festival Barn
AUG 5, 12, 19, & 26
Brasstown Farmer’s Market NC
Downtown Brasstown
AUG 8
Community Tuesday: Dance 2nd Saturday
Keith House Community Room
DAHLONEGA
JULY 3
Happy Birthday USA! 250th Celebration
Moccasin Cerek State Park
JULY 11
Red, White & Tunes
Pitts Park
CLAYTON
JULY 4, 11, 18, & 25
Clayton Farmer’s Market
The Food Bank of Northeast Georgia
JULY 11 & 12
Painted Fern Art Festival
Rabun County Civic Center
AUG 1, 8, 15, 22, & 29
Clayton Farmer’s Market
The Food Bank of Northeast Georgia
AUG 8
Centennial Sounds: Rebecca Porter
The Wilder Flower
Festival Barn
SEPT 2
Brasstown Farmer’s Market NC
Downtown Brasstown
Block Party & Cruise In Downtown Clayton
SEPT 5
Farmer’s Market
The Food Bank of Northeast Georgia
CLEVELAND
JULY 4, 11, 18, & 25
White County Farmers Market
Freedom Park
AUG 1, 8, 15, 22, & 29
First Friday Night Concert Series
Hancock Park
JULY 4
July 4th Games on the Town Square
Dahlonega Gold Museum
Historic Site
JULY 4, 11, 18, & 25
Downtown Farmers Market
Hancock Park
JULY 12
Micro Wedding Expo at C+R Canopy + the Roots
JULY 23
Ladies Night Out in a Hallmark Town!
Holly Theatre
JULY 26
Christmas in a Small Town
Main Street
JULY 25
KC Bison Summer Jam
KC Bison Ranch
AUG 1, 8, 15, 22, & 29
Downtown Farmers Market
Hancock Park
AUG 7
White County Farmers Market
Freedom Park
SEPT 5
White County Farmers Market Freedom Park
First Friday Night Concert Series
Hancock Park
SEPT 4
First Friday Night Concert Series
Hancock Park
SEPT 5
Downtown Farmers Market
Hancock Park SEPT 12
North Georgia Regional Book Fair
UNG Convocation Center
JULY 12 – AUG 2
Children of Eden
Holly Theater
AUG 8
Rubber Revolver –A Beatles Tribute Band
Holly Theater
DEMOREST
JULY 4
City of Demorest
Glorious 4th of July
Downtown Demorest
DILLARD
JULY 10 – 12 & 17 – 19
Don’t Dress for Dinner
Dillard Playhouse
ELLIJAY
JULY 4, 11, 18, & 25
Farmers & Artisans Market
Downtown Ellijay
AUG 1, 8, 15, 22, & 29
Farmers & Artisans Market
Downtown Ellijay
SEPT 5
Farmers & Artisans Market
Downtown Ellijay
HAYESVILLE
JULY 18
Songwriters Showcase 62
Peacock Performing Arts Center
JULY 24
CCCRA 2026 Summer Concert Series: Andy Johnson’s Roofdog
Historic Hayesville Square
JULY 31
CCCRA 2026 Summer Concert Series: Quick Brown Fox
Historic Hayesville Square
AUG 7 – 16
HELEN
JULY 4
Annual 4th of July Celebration
Alpine Village Shops
AUG 29
Crush Fest
Yonah Mountain Vineyards
HIAWASSEE
JULY 4 – SEPT 5
Enchanted Music on the Square
Downtown Hiawassee
JULY 2, 9, 26, 23, & 30
The Concerts at Eller Holler
Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
9 to 5: The Musical Peacock Performing Arts Center
AUG 14
CCCRA 2026 Summer Concert Series: The Chris Key Band
Historic Hayesville Square
AUG 21
Free Bird – Lynyrd Skynyrd Tribute
Peacock Performing Arts Center
AUG 22
Appalachian Tales: Scribes on Stage
Peacock Performing Arts Center
AUG 29
JULY 3
First Friday Night Artistian Market
Downtown Hiawassee
JULY 4
July 4th Fireworks!
Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
JULY 4, 11, 18, & 25
Towns County Farmer’s Market Rec Area
JULY 18
A1A – Jimmy Buffett Tribute Band
Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
JULY 25
Feeling 22 –
Taylor Swift Tribute
Peacock Performing Arts Center
SEPT 5
Firecracker Jazz Band
Peacock Performing Arts Center
Laser Light Show
Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
AUG 1, 8, 15, 22, & 29
Towns County Farmer’s Market Rec Area
AUG 7
First Friday Night Artistan Market
Downtown Hiawassee
76th Annual GA Mountain Fair
Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
AUG 14
Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone
Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
AUG 15
76th Annual GA Mountain Fair Parade
Hiawassee
AUG 15 & 16
Vince Gill - Saturday Show
Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
AUG 17
Miss GA Mountain Fair Pageant
Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
AUG 20
Joe Nichols
Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
AUG 21
The Randy Travis: More Life Tour
Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
AUG 22
Crowder
Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
AUG 27 – OCT 8
Acoustic Sunsets
Hamilton Gardens
SEPT 4
First Friday Night Artistian Market
Downtown Hiawassee
SEPT 5
SEPT 5 & 6
Hiawassee Pro Rodeo
Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
SEPT 5
Towns County Farmer’s Market
Rec Area
SEPT 11 & 12
Memories of Metal
Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
LAKEMONT
JULY 4
2026 Rabun Ramble
Lake Rabun Pavilion
MCCAYSVILLE
JULY 3
Independence Day Celebrations & Fireworks
McCaysville/Copperhill
JULY 4, 11, 18, & 25
Twin Cities Farmers Market
Historic Steel Bridge
JULY 18
2026 Walk The Line 5K
McCaysvill Visitor Center
AUG 1, 8, 15, 22, & 29
Twin Cities Farmers Market
Historic Steel Bridge
SEPT 5
Twin Cities Farmers Market
Historic Steel Bridge
MINERAL BLUFF
Bubbles & Boots Mimosa Festival
Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
JULY 2, 9, 16, 23, & 30
Pickin in the Park
Horseshoe Bend Park
AUG 6, 13, 20, & 27
Pickin in the Park
Horseshoe Bend Park
SEPT 3
Pickin in the Park
Horseshoe Bend Park
MORGANTON
AUG 4
Cate Farms Makers Market
Cate Farms
MURPHY
JULY 3
Drone Show
Downtown Murphy
Murphy Art Walk
Downtown Murphy
JULY 4
America 250 Heritage Festival
Downtown Murphy
JULY 4, 11, 18, & 25
Farmers Market
L&N Depot
JULY 16
Murphy Mountain Music Concert
Series: Steve Jordan Band
Konehete Veterans Park
AUG 1
4th Annual Tomato Festival
L&N Depot
AUG 1, 8, 15, 22, & 29
Farmers Market
L&N Depot
AUG 7
Murphy Art Walk
Downtown Murphy
AUG 20
Murphy Mountain Music Concert Series: Dead Bread & The Loafers
Konehete Veterans Park
SEPT 4
Murphy Art Walk Downtown Murphy
SEPT 5
Farmers Market L&N Depot
SAUTEE NACOOCHEE
JULY 4
A Farm Fourth
Hardman Farm State Historic Site
JULY 5, 12, 19, & 26
Farmers Market
Sautee Nacoochee Center
AUG 2, 9, 16, 23, & 30
Farmers Market
Sautee Nacoochee Center
SEPT 2
Farmers Market
Sautee Nacoochee Center
SKY VALLEY
JULY 3
50th Independence Celebration Sky Valley
TIGER
JULY 18 & 19
Dogwood Summer Classic Rabun Arena
TOCCOA
JULY 4
Colonial Games & Pastimes
Traveler’s Rest State Historic Site
YOUNG HARRIS
JULY 4
Fireworks Show
Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa
JULY 10
Pink Floyd: Fifty Years in a Heartbeat Rollins Planetarium and YHC Observatory
