Rabun County , Georgia, sits in the far northeastern corner of the state, bordered by North Carolina and South Carolina. Known for its mountain views, lush forests, and outdoor recreation, this small county is also full of surprises. From record-breaking rainfall to movie history, here are 10 facts that will give you a whole new appreciation for Rabun County.

1. Brasstown Bald, Georgia’s Highest Peak, Rises Above Rabun County

If you want to see the highest point in Georgia, Rabun County is where to start. Brasstown Bald reaches 4,784 feet above sea level, towering over the Blue Ridge Mountains. On clear days, visitors can spot four states — Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee — from the observation deck. This landmark is not only a popular tourist stop but also a key

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