Our fall Escape brings us to a private Escape in the mountains of North Georgia. Be prepared for warm days and cool nights. This family-owned camp is all ours for the weekend. Imagine a cross between a resort, a summer camp, a campground/”glampground,” and an outdoor adventure hostel. That’s Mulberry Gap!
We will be surrounded by some of the best trails for mountain biking, gravel cycling, hiking, trail running, and outdoor exploration in the southeast; Pinhoti, Bear Creek, Mountaintown Creek, Windy Gap, and Milma along with forest service roads, which connect the trail options and can be accessed right out of the driveway. Adventure awaits. Mulberry Gap is conveniently located just over an hour from the Chattanooga Airport (CHA) and 2 hours from the Atlanta Airport (ATL).
After your day’s adventures, come back to the comforts of Mulberry Gap where you’ll swap stories with new and old friends. There’s something magical here. Once you experience it, we’ll bet you’ll come back again and again! Located in the heart of the designated Mountain Bike Capital of Georgia, this family-owned camp is a home away from home for outdoor enthusiasts. Situated off the beaten path at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, you can expect to be greeted by a serene natural environment.
One thing you won’t find at Mulberry Gap is a strong cellular or broadband signal. If you’re looking to stream your latest series, crunch data or spend hours on the phone with your besties, you won’t find that here. Instead, leave the phone in the car and the devices on your kitchen counter.
Please read our COVID Policy on our FAQ page before registering.
Single: Enjoy your own private cabin nestled in the woods. Beds may be a twin or queen depending on the cabin. $1,698.00
Double: 2021 UPDATE – Due to COVID we are only offering a few double rooms available to those from the same household. SAME HOUSEHOLD ONLY. Due to COVID policies, we are currently only offering shared occupancy to same households. Enjoy your own private cabin nestled in the woods. Beds may be a twin or queen depending on the cabin. $3,198.00 ($1,599.00 per person)
Camping: New for 2021!
Sleep under the stars amongst the trees. Camp hosts will be available to help you get set up if this is your first time camping! Camping equipment not provided. $1,398.00
Cabins and campsites share the bathhouse facilities. Two unique bathhouses are conveniently located near the sleeping cabins and camping area. The two bathhouses on site provide a total of 8 showers and 6 toilets. One bathhouse is shared, the other is private. Each bathhouse is kept clean, has plenty of hot water, and is stocked with soap, shampoo, conditioner, and lotion along with a hairdryer. The bathhouses are kept warm in the cooler months and fan-cooled during the summer.
Tickets: Register at Eventbrite! Eventbrite is no longer offering payment plans and we know this was helpful to folks for budgeting reasons. If you are in a situation that requires a payment plan contact us at info@adventuruswomen.com (putting ‘Payment Plan’ in the subject) and we will work with you on a custom option.
Your all-inclusive weekend include all classes and workshops taught by women guides, all the gear needed, all food & beverages, nightly entertainment, and 3 nights lodging.
Once you are onsite pretty much everything is included – and we mean everything.
Here’s the list:
The few things that are NOT included:
This multi-level wooded property was beautifully designed by George Mitchell of Dalton, Georgia. Previously a mountain retreat for his family and friends, George brought in three sleeping cabins, a camp kitchen, and rustic dining hall. He cleared spacious camping areas and added enormous hand-built picnic tables. He provided a small bathhouse on the hill leading to the camp area. Two small ponds, fed by natural springs trickle into a brook that runs behind the cabins and camping area. Small bridges, viewing areas, and paths were constructed as well. Trout were stocked in the ponds for his grandkids. Wildflowers, wild mushrooms, butterflies, moths, salamanders, and turtles were plentiful as were rhododendron bushes, hardwood, and hemlock trees. An outdoor paradise!
The upper portion of the property was eventually equipped with a home, barn, pasture, ferrier shed, and large workshop. His hobby was mules and horses. All utilities were installed underground before adding a large circular, paved driveway. Nothing interferes with the natural beauty of the property!
📍Mulberry Gap is located on lands of the Eastern Band of Cherokee and Yuchi Tribes.
