"... She's talkin' to me with her voice down so low I barely hear her, but I know what she's sayin'. I understand because my heart and hers are the same. And in January, we're gettin' married..." -from January Wedding by The Avett Brothers


Directions

Directions to The Cooley Farm:

From Gainesville
Head north on Thompson Bridge Road (GA-60)
Turn right onto Mt. Vernon Road (GA-283) and travel 9.3 miles
Turn left onto Dahlonega Highway (GA-52) and travel 0.4 miles
Make a sharp right onto Kenimer Road
Take the first left into the gated driveway

From Athens
Head north on Jefferson Road (US-129) toward Gainesville (travel approx. 50 miles)
Turn left onto Dahlonega Highway (GA-52) and travel 3.0 miles
Make a sharp right onto Kenimer Road
Take the first left into the gated driveway

From Atlanta
Take I-85 North to I-985 North towards Gainesville to exit 22
Take a left off the exit onto US-129 (travel approx. 15 miles)
Turn left onto Dahlonega Highway (GA-52) and travel 3.0 miles
Make a sharp right onto Kenimer Road
Take the first left into the gated driveway

From Knoxville*
Take 1-40 West to 1-75 South toward Chattanooga (travel approx. 200 miles)
Take exit 259 and merge onto I-285 East toward Greenville/Augusta (travel 13.4 miles)
Take exit 33B for I-85 North toward Greenville (travel approx. 20 miles)
Merge left onto I-985 North toward Gainesville to exit 22 (approx. 20 miles)
Take a left off the exit onto US-129 (travel approx. 15 miles)
Turn left onto Dahlonega Highway (GA-52) and travel 3.0 miles
Make a sharp right onto Kenimer Road
Take the first left into the gated driveway

From Boone
Take 321 South toward Blowing Rock (travel approx. 75 miles)
Turn right to merge onto I-85 South toward Atlanta (travel approx. 165 miles)
Take exit 137 and turn right onto US-129 North (travel approx. 15 miles) 
Follow directions from Gainesville.
*There are many ways to get to Gainesville from Knoxville, but none of them are ideal, especially during the winter when many mountain roads may be dangerous or even closed. We recommended this interstate route because despite the increased distance, it takes about the same amount of time and is probably the safest and easiest.