“Walkability is an often-overlooked metric of city living,” says onlyinyourstate.com, in the opening to its reports the country’s most walkable cities. “While world-class dining and top-notch amenities are always nice to have, the ability to navigate an area on foot gives the destination a certain cohesiveness.
“The following is a list of the most walkable cities in the U.S., according to locals who know and love them. Whether you want to play tourist for the weekend or simply appreciate getting from one place to another without needing a car, you’ll agree that these pedestrian-friendly spots are worth exploring.”
Number 1 on that list is Dahlonega. Here’s what onlyinyourstate.com says about Gainesville’s neighbor to the north:
“One of the best things to do in Dahlonega is to park your car and meander along the brick sidewalks. This small mountain town is full of southern charm, from the architecture to the warm hospitality of the locals. Breathe in the fresh air as you walk the historic streets, taking in all the sights and sounds of this peaceful, storied town.
“During your stay in the city, you can learn more at the Dahlonega Gold Museum. Located right in the heart of town, it’s a great place to dig into the history that made this part of Georgia famous.”
And Dahlonega is the only Georgia city on the list of 15. Here’s the link to the full report: