Come relax and enjoy one of our beautiful North Georgia Cabin Rentals in Blue Ridge Mountains. Whether it be a custom built log Cabin Rental high up in the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Georgia , or a cozy cottage nestled up along the Ocoee River in Southeast Tennessee. Blue Ridge North Georgia and Southeast Tennessee has it all from Biking, Hiking, White Water Rafting, Fishing, Kayaking, Horseback Riding, Swimming, Boating etc. Spend a wonderful day in the Historical District of Downtown Blue Ridge Georgia shopping or you can enjoy a great lunch with some of your friends. Our Cabin Rentals in North Georgia serve the Blue Ridge Mountains as well as Southeast Tennessee and Northeast Georgia. We welcome you to the breathtaking lifestyle the Blue Ridge North Georgia area has to offer!

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Surround yourself with the beauty, relaxation and natural fun that are uniquely Georgia's Blue Ridge Experience. Enjoy the splendor and exhilaration of a day hiking to nearby waterfalls, horseback riding on forested trails or whitewater rafting in our unspoiled mountain beauty. Looking for quiet romance or peace of mind? Try spending the day watching the sun glimmer across the aqua blue waters of Lake Blue Ridge or crystal clear Toccoa River. We're waiting to delight you in one of our cozy mountain cabins overlooking pristine valleys and ridge tops. Take a nap in the fresh, clear mountain air lulled by the hypnotic sound of a nearby trout stream.

Or perhaps you're looking for a little excitement. Discover the sheer joy of a whitewater rafting adventure or a ride on the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway. Spend a day exploring our mountain art and culture, past and present, in the many galleries across the region or browse for antiques in the shops that line our mountain towns.

After a day spent outdoors or relaxing with your favorite book in front of the fire or counting the fireflies in the early evening mist, choose from a variety of dining experiences to cap off your night. Whether you stay for a day, a weekend, a month or a lifetime, you will surround yourself with the memories and the magic of Georgia's Blue Ridge Experience.
Watauga County Area Information: www.ExploreBooneArea.com Things to do outdoors: www.HighCountryOutdoors.com Calendar of Events: www.HighCountryInfo.com/calendar.htm Area Weather: www.HighcountryWeather.com LIVE Web Cameras: www.HighCountryWebcams.com Blowing Rock Area Information: www.blowingrock.com Boone Area Information: www.boonechamber.com NC High Country Information: www.mountainsofnc.com Tweetsie Railroad: www.tweetsierailroad.com Great Family Boat Rentals: www.fishspringsmarina.com Great Snow Tubing: www.hawksnest-resort.com SkiNorthCarolina: www.SkiNorthCarolina.com GolfNorthCarolina: Info on Local North Carolina Golf Courses



Attractions in Blue Ridge, McCaysville & the Copper Basin

While many people make the journey to Fannin County for our natural attractions, or just to kick back and relax, there are many things to do here to make your visit more fun. The Georgia Historic High Country Travel Association calls the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway one of the "must see" attractions in the north Georgia mountains. The railroad connects the towns of Blue Ridge and McCaysville, and offers a journey along the Toccoa River with the backdrop of the Blue Ridge and Cohutta Mountains.

The charming cities of Blue Ridge and McCaysville each have a distinct character and history. You'll enjoy browsing through antique, craft and specialty shops in both of the quaint downtowns. Cross the Blue Line in McCaysville and you're in Tennessee. Watch for the "chicken crossing" sign near Blue Ridge City Park in Blue Ridge or even a Mama Chicken and her chicks. While you're in downtown Blue Ridge, don't miss the opportunity to take a horse driven carriage ride.

Southern Living Magazine has called Mercier Orchards its "favorite roadside market." You are guaranteed to find the best assortment of north Georgia apples and the best fried apple pie anywhere. For another farm experience, visit Sugar Creek Farm and Inn and see the Suri Alpacas. You can also see the Alpaca wool spun into yarn at Georgia Mountain Fiber at Hampton Square. Blairsville's Southern Tree Plantation has lots more than Christmas trees. Visit during October for Fun on the Farm, with pumpkins, hayrides, a petting farm, marshmallow roasting, kid's train and pony rides and much more. Facilities at the tree plantation are also available for special parties, events and weddings all year long.

To learn more about the mining history of the Copper Basin, visit the Burra Burra Mine and Museum in Ducktown, Tenn. Last, but not least, visit the Ocoee Whitewater Center, site of the 1996 U.S. Olympic Canoe/Kayak/Slalom events. The information center displays legacy items from the games. There are hiking trails, picnic areas, a native garden, gift shop and "The Blue Hole," the area's most famous swimming hole.

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Where To Eat

Eating traditional southern Appalachian foods is part of the fun when you visit the Blue Ridge area. The favorite, of course, is local mountain trout -- fried, broiled, pecan-crusted, smoked -- pick your variety. There is apple everything - apple bread, apple butter, fried apple pies, apple cider, you need to taste them all! Of course, there's Georgia ice cream -- i.e. grits -- for breakfast, along with hot cat-head biscuits with honey or sorghum syrup. Barbeque ribs, country ham, fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, watermelon -- yum, yum!

You'll find fine dining on the banks of the Toccoa River or in downtown Blue Ridge or McCaysville. There are lots of choices for a big southern meal, or "meat and three." Just for fun there's a 50's style malt shop, Victorian tea room (for the "red hat" gang), a river shack, ice cream shoppe and several deli's to choose from. Of course, there's wonderful Italian food and pizza, plus several excellent Chinese and Mexican restaurants for variety. Oh -- and lots of fast food for the kids.

Some folks prefer to kick back and relax in the cabin with a romantic picnic supper from some fantastic gourmet catering shops. Or buy some homegrown tomatoes at a roadside stand and make tomato sandwiches for lunch! In any event -- eating is a treat in the Georgia mountains. It's part of the trip!

For a restaraunt guide please visit the Chamber Website at http://blueridgemountains.com/members/CT296

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For History: http://blueridgemountains.com/history.html

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For outdoor adverntures: http://blueridgemountains.com/chattahoochee_national_forest.html

For Itenerairies: http://blueridgemountains.com/itineraries.html

For Mountains: http://blueridgemountains.com/blue_ridge_mountains.html

 

Sidra McCain Dinco
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544 E Main St
North Georgia GA