Bridges to Explore in Fannin County
Checkout places to visit in Fannin County
Fannin County, Georgia is located in the north part of the state, bordering Tennessee to the north and boasting stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Setting aside more than 65 percent of its land in conservation, Fannin County has an abundance of forests and streams that give it a rural character. The area is well-known for local festivals like the Johnny Appleseed Festival honoring John Chapman, who roamed in the area around 1810, as well as numerous other events throughout the year. Wit
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Bridges to Explore in Fannin County
Shallow Ford Bridge is an iconic bridge, well-known due to its structure, being built entirely out of wood 115 years ago. The bridge stands 270 feet long and 78 feet high above the Toccoa River. While there have been a few maintenance updates over the years, it remains true to its original design which is supported by four wooden trusses. Some local legends claim that a train car was built to go across the river at this location however there is no proof this actually occurred.