Rabun Gap, GA Home for Rent

Before Rabun Gap was a small valley community, it was a mountain pass in the Appalachians. Native Americans and, later, European settlers utilized the gap to move north and south through what would become Northeast Georgia. Today, agriculture drives life in Rabun Gap, especially within Wolffork Valley. But the community also offers plenty of homes along the ridges at its edge, near the hiking, mountain biking and other recreation opportunities Appalachia provides.

The community's main roads run through the valley at its middle, while meander ...