Jeeping in North Georgia
Unleash adventure in stunning off roading areas.
Jeeping in North Georgia
Unleash adventure in stunning off roading areas.
Unleash adventure in stunning off roading areas.
Unleash adventure in stunning off roading areas.
North Georgia Jeepin is a comprehensive resource for Jeep owners and enthusiasts in North Georgia, providing valuable information about North Georgia Jeep clubs, off-roading resources, events, and the best North Georgia Jeep trails. Whether you're looking for North Georgia jeeping adventures or essential Jeep resources, we have you covered.

Jeepin’ Connections: Find Your People, One Ride at a Time
Finding someone who understands why you waved at three Jeeps in the grocery store parking lot shouldn’t be hard. Jeepin’ Connections is a way for Jeep fans to meet people who share the obsession — whether they’re looking for a date, a trail buddy, a camping partner or someone to split the snacks on a weekend adventure.
Jeep clubs are great for people who enjoy organized group rides and big gatherings. But that setup doesn’t work for everyone. Crowds can feel overwhelming, work schedules don’t always cooperate with ride days, and sometimes you simply don’t click with every person in a group. That doesn’t mean you love your Jeep any less.
Jeepin’ Connections puts the focus on individual connections. Find a few people who share your interests and plans, then decide what sounds fun — a trail run, a camping trip, an event or coffee in a parking lot while discussing lift kits. It’s less about keeping up with a whole club calendar and more about finding your kind of Jeep people, at your own pace.

Here is a list of car, truck, bike and Jeep shows and other car- or Jeep-related events happening in North Georgia or nearby states. To submit an event for this list, send us an email or reach out on social media.
HALLOWEEN
The Curse of Beargrass
Every Friday and Saturday in October; gates open at dark
Beargrass, Creek Bank Drive, Talking Rock
Explore a corn maze, witches’ den, swamp, graveyard, haunted church and more.
Iron Mountain Park Haunted Trail Ride
Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31; trail opens at 8:30 p.m.
Iron Mountain Park, 116 Iron Mountain Parkway, Dahlonega
Follow the glowing arrows along a one-way haunted trail through the woods. Jeeps, 4x4s, UTVs, ATVs and dirt bikes are welcome. The family-friendly ride is included with a parking pass; no separate trail ticket is needed. Food and hot chocolate vendors are scheduled for Oct. 3 and 10.
Oct. 24
Senoia Speedway, Senoia, Georgia Large annual Jeep festival with Halloween-decorated vehicles, vendors, food trucks, raffle prizes and more.
4-8 p.m. Oct. 24
Appalachian Gun, Jasper
All Jeeps welcome. Costumes encouraged. Safe, family-friendly event for children and community. There will be ducks, candy and more. Hosted by APEX Offroad Club.
Halloween Fundraising Car Show & Festival
Oct. 24
Southern Devil Harley-Davidson, Cartersville, Georgia
The Halloween fundraising car show and festival will raise funds for Bartow Center for Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. $25 entry fee into car show. 36 trophies awarded. Fun for the whole family.
6th Annual Octoberfest Trunk-or-Treat Classic Car & Truck Show
Oct. 24
Frey Elementary School, 2865 Mars Hill Road, Acworth, Georgia
Cars, candy, costumes and family fun come together at this annual trunk-or-treat and classic car and truck show. Vehicle registration is $25, with Top 31 awards presented during the show.
The Dark Rows
Oct. 2–3, 9–10, 16–17, 23–24 and 30–31
Uncle Shuck’s Corn Maze, Dawsonville
After sunset, part of the cornfield becomes a separately ticketed haunted trail with live performers. Entry begins at dark, and final tickets are sold at 10 p.m.
Copper Creek Farm Haunted Corn Maze
Sept. 19–Oct. 31, select nights
Calhoun
Navigate the farm’s corn maze after dark with a flashlight. A separate haunted trail offers additional scares on select nights.
Haunted Trails at Old Car City
Fridays and Saturdays, Oct. 2–31
Old Car City USA, White
Walk a nearly mile-long haunted trail through rows of old cars. A haunted hayride, games, food and photo opportunities add to the night.
Haunted Hills Farm
Select nights, Oct. 2–31
Jasper
Choose from a haunted walking trail, hayride and outdoor blacklight haunt. The attraction also hosts 7th Gate Haunted House this season. Oct. 2 is a less-intense Kids Night; Oct. 30–31 are blackout nights.
Freddy’s Trunk or Treat Cartersville
Oct. 29, 4:30 p.m.
Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers, Cartersville
The car show and trunk-or-treat will include awards for best in show, best decorations and best candy, along with music, food and classic cars.
Scary Acres Haunted Trail
Oct. 31
1049 North Ola Road, McDonough
This free, family-operated drive-through haunt returns for its 27th year and gives out candy to visitors.
3rd Annual Half Dead Car Show & Halloween Festival
Oct. 31, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; additional festivities run from 5 to 7 p.m.
Miles Through Time Automotive Museum, Clarkesville
The festival will feature decorated cars, vendors selling curiosities and handmade items, seasonal treats, a DJ, belly dancers and a costume contest. Later festivities at the historic square will include glowing pumpkins, family-friendly frights and trick-or-treating. Vehicle entry is $20.
OCTOBER
Annual Children's Haven Jeep Run
Oct. 17
Appalachian Gun Mountain Trails, Jasper
Day rides, night rides, multiple vendors, raffles, costume contests and more. Hosted by Children's Haven, Cherokee County Jeepers and Apex Offroad Club. 100% of proceeds donated to Children's Haven.
Krause for a Cause Car Show
Oct. 17, 8 a.m.
First Baptist Woodstock
Thousands of cars from around the country are expected at this show presented by Krause Family Ford. Proceeds benefit local organizations.
Ridz by the River Fall Car Show
Oct. 17
60 Etowah Springs Rad, Cartersville, Georgia
The 12th annual fall car show will feature hot rods and classic cars plus food trucks and live music. Free event.
FFWBC Car & Truck Show
Oct. 17; registration begins at 9 a.m., with awards at 2 p.m.
First Free Will Baptist Church, Hayesville, North Carolina
The show raises money for the Women’s Unity Conference. Registration is $20 per vehicle, and the event will present 20 awards.
American Legion Post 109 Jeep Show
Oct. 17
Doug's Paint & Body Shop, Ridge Road, Hartwell, Georgia
Jeep show with multiple awards (best mod and stock, kids choice, people's choice, commander's choice), vendors and more.
Happy Paws Open House, Fall Festival & Car Show
Oct. 17, 3 to 8 p.m.
LaFayette, Georgia
Classic cars, hot rods and trucks are welcome. The event will also feature pet adoptions, food vendors, raffles and facility tours. Donations of pet food and items for local women’s shelters are being accepted.
Whopper King Cruise-In
Oct. 17, 5 to 9 p.m.
Burger King, East Rome, Georgia
The family-friendly event will feature cars, trucks, motorcycles, food, live music and awards. Proceeds support local Scouts Troop 118.
Bike, Jeep & Car Show Benefit for Brady Doyle
Oct. 17
8456 N. Highway 27, Rock Spring, Georgia
Support Brady Doyle and his family during this benefit featuring a bike, Jeep and car show, food, an auction, 50/50 drawing, giveaways and more. The family-friendly event runs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., with all proceeds helping cover Brady's medical expenses following a serious vehicle crash.
The Towers 4th Annual Benefit Car Show
Oct. 18, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monroe, Georgia
Presented by Kaleb’s Cause, the annual show benefits Riley, Rush and other local charities. It will include a live band, raffles, food trucks and a live auction.
Paulding County High School Car Show Fundraiser
Oct. 24, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Paulding County High School
This rain-or-shine car show raises money for HOSA students. Registration is $20 per vehicle in advance or $25 at the gate. The event will include prizes, plaques, music, food and vendors.
Jeep Cruise-In & Meet Up
Oct. 24
CUE BBQ, Peachtree Corners, Georgia
The Misfit Jeep Club takes over CUE BBQ for an afternoon of Jeeps and barbecue benefiting Disabled American Veterans. Registration is $25 per vehicle, several trophies will be awarded and registration is limited to 75 Jeeps.
17th Annual Secret Santa Car Show
Oct. 31 (rescheduled from 10/17 because of rain)
University of North Georgia, 3820 Mundy Mill Road, Oakwood, Georgia
This annual show features a long list of awards, including Best Chevrolet, Corvette, Camaro, Ford, Street Rod, Rat Rod, Exotic Import, Jeep and Low Rider. There will also be food, a free kids' corner and drawings for $2,500. Spectator admission is free; vehicle entry is $25.
NOVEMBER
Harvest Festival Antique Tractor & Car Show
Nov. 7
Madison County Harvest Festival, Danielsville, Georgia
Show off your antique tractor, classic car or muscle car during the inaugural Harvest Festival Antique Tractor & Car Show. The family-friendly event features People's Choice and Best in Show awards. Early registration is $20 and includes multiple vehicles or tractors under one registration.
Celebrate Recovery Car & Bike Show
Nov. 7, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Perlis Park, Cordele
All vehicles and motorcycles are welcome. Registration is on-site and costs $20 per vehicle. Proceeds benefit Celebrate Recovery.
Covington Bike Fest
Nov. 8, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Downtown Square, Covington
The bike show benefits St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Activities include vendors, bike games, live music and a 50/50 drawing.
Northeast Georgia 2nd Annual Car Show and Toy Drive
Nov. 21, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Banks County High School, Homer, Georgia
The event benefits Banks County Family Connection’s Community Christmas and will feature vendors, food trucks and a DJ.
CruisIn’ to Christmas
Nov. 21, 1 to 8 p.m.
354 Newnan Crossing Bypass, Newnan
The 5th annual toy drive and car show is free to attend. Bring a new, unwrapped toy for a child through age 18 to support the local community. A Christmas tree lighting will follow the cruise.
DECEMBER
North Georgia Christmas Stampede
Noon-9 p.m. Dec. 5
567 Creek Bank Drive, Talking Rock, Georgia
Jeep and Bronco owners are invited for a day of trail riding, Christmas festivities and giving back. The event benefits Georgia Mountain Life's 3rd Annual Toy Drive and includes food, drinks, live music and more. Vendor and sponsorship opportunities are also available.

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