Historically speaking… Tallapoosa County has been a busy place. Native American towns, legendary battles, frontier settlements, gold rush, ferries and grist mills, old time religion, cotton and sharecroppers, mansions and cabins, Yankee raids, soil erosion and reforestation, business visionaries, textile mills, three major hydroelectric dams, and a namesake river flowing sixty-six miles through the heart…

Someone once said “In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks”. Tallapoosa County has over 170 miles of trails with beautiful sunrises and breathtaking sunsets. From hiking, walking, biking, horseback riding, and even paddling, there is something for everyone. Check out these trails and their amenities. Choose your walk with nature!…

Most of the restaurant’s in Tallapoosa County have opened back up! Tallapoosa County Tourism has provided a listing of all the restaurants in Tallapoosa County and their up-to-date operating procedures, hours of business, social media links, menus & daily specials. We have added a few more locations and seasonal locations. While restrictions have relaxed, we…