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Trenton, GA is a small town located in Dade County with a population of just over 2,000 people. As the county seat of Dade County, Trenton is known for its charming downtown area and local attractions. From historical sites to outdoor recreation spots, Trenton offers something for everyone. Visitors can enjoy fishing and boating on the nearby lakes or visit the local library and museum to learn more about the history of the town. With so much to see and do, it's no wonder that Trenton has earned positive reviews from visitors. Those who have visited cite friendly locals, beautiful scenery and plenty of activities to choose from as some of the highlights of their experience in Trenton. It's easy to see why this small Georgia town has become such a popular destination for travelers from around the world.
based on 3 ReviewsGet to know Trenton with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Trenton
Eee - 11/10/2021
Yes, is this where Deliverance was filmed, using the local
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Good and not so... - 10/23/2019
So I've been here since I was 12. My family on both sides is from here. The scenery is great, the town leaves more to be desired for certain. Fast food places and gas stations are the focal point. There is some small business but nothing to gush about. We need some culture in a hurry. Also, could be way less Republican. Too many "good ol boys" not looking past the way they were raised to a more informed point of view. People sure are nice to your face though but goodness if you turn your back near the wrong church crowd how the whispers fly. Don't get me wrong, at face value I love my little spot in the woods, but we could use a bit of fresh air.
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The small town of Trenton - 2/21/2007
Trenton is down in a valley and surrounded by beautiful mountainous views. The population is growing rapidly, and even becoming overpopulated in my opinion. It is a very conservative and religious communtity. You cannot buy liqour here and your lucky to be able to buy beer in the grocery stores(wich may be good to some people). The people are friendly for the most part, but scince I moved here in 2005 Trenton seems to be losing some of it's small town charm. It is however about 20 minutes away from Chattanooga if you need the conveniences of a bigger
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