Dallas

City / town · Georgia

Dallas

Best timeMar–May, Sep–Nov
From you
Nearest airportATL · 31 mi
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Overview

Dallas (Georgia) is in Georgia.

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Best time to visit & weather

Most comfortable: Mar–May, Sep–Nov. Summer highs reach about 90°F; winter lows dip to about 36°F. Very hot (Jul) — plan outdoor time for mornings. Wettest: Jul and Mar. (climate data from nearby Metro Atlanta)

Jan: 4.6 in rain4.6"Jan: high 54°F, low 36°F54°36°JanFeb: 4.6 in rain4.6"Feb: high 58°F, low 39°F58°39°FebMar: 4.7 in rain4.7"Mar: high 66°F, low 45°F66°45°MarApr: 3.8 in rain3.8"Apr: high 74°F, low 52°F74°52°AprMay: 3.6 in rain3.6"May: high 81°F, low 61°F81°61°MayJun: 4.5 in rain4.5"Jun: high 87°F, low 69°F87°69°JunJul: 4.8 in rain4.8"Jul: high 90°F, low 72°F90°72°JulAug: 4.3 in rain4.3"Aug: high 89°F, low 71°F89°71°AugSep: 3.8 in rain3.8"Sep: high 84°F, low 66°F84°66°SepOct: 3.3 in rain3.3"Oct: high 74°F, low 55°F74°55°OctNov: 4.0 in rain4"Nov: high 64°F, low 44°F64°44°NovDec: 4.6 in rain4.6"Dec: high 56°F, low 38°F56°38°Dec

Blue bars: average daily high and low (°F). Purple columns: average monthly rain and melted snow (inches).

Getting there

  • From you: to see whether to drive or fly, and how long it takes.
  • ATL Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Atlanta — 31 mi away (major hub). Directions
  • PDK DeKalb Peachtree Airport, Atlanta — 31 mi away. Directions
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Budget & where to stay

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    Understand

    Dallas, Georgia is located west of Atlanta in Paulding County. It is a semi-rural town without much night life or excitement, though not without growing pains. As a suburb of Atlanta, it is predominantly a family community with above average schools for the Metro Atlanta area and somewhat lower crime and housing costs.

    It has a bit of a story to tell. After prospectors chased the Creek and Cherokees off during the Georgia Gold Rush during the 1830s, the Civil War came along with the Battles of Dallas, Pickett's Mill, and New Hope Church in 1864 and laid things to waste.

    Then one day in 1903 during booming Reconstruction era times, a train, the "Ole 888", jumped the tracks on Pumpkinville Creek and demolished the city's prized trestle made 2 years prior.

    Some time later, in 1977, a Southern Airways flight lost control and crashed during an emergency landing attempt with many fatalities. A marker commemorates the site.

    These things can be witnessed to some degree today.

    See

    Do

    • Silver Comet Trail - walk (or preferably) bike this 61.5 mile repurposed rail trail that used to be a conduit for passenger trains and crosses the Pumpkinville Creek on a rebuilt trestle from where the former one was lost. Access the rail from multiple points in town like at Tara Drummond Trailhead at 588 Seaboard Ave or being the Paulding Chamber of Commerce.
    • High Shoal Falls, 2184 High Shoals Rd. A picturesque waterfall at the end of a marked path. Open daily 7AM-9PM

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