Hand-managed cabins minutes from downtown Blue Ridge, the Toccoa River, and three mountain lakes — plus the most complete local guide in town. Book direct, no extra service fees.
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Clear, cool, and ringed by national forest — the Blue Ridge lakes are made for slow boat days, paddleboards, and swimming holes.
The closest lake to town — emerald-clear water, mostly undeveloped national-forest shoreline, and a public marina. Great for pontoons, kayaks, and trout right below the dam.
About 40 minutes east near Blairsville — a quieter, sprawling lake known for bass, walleye, and crappie, with Poteete Creek Park and easy public ramps.
Straddling the GA/NC line near Hiawassee and Young Harris — postcard mountain backdrops, big open water, and our River Run cabins right nearby.
This isn't a bass-lake scene — it's one of the Southeast's premier fly-fishing destinations. The Toccoa River tailwater below Blue Ridge Dam runs cold and clear year-round, holding wild and stocked rainbows and browns. Always check flows before you wade.
Below Blue Ridge Dam: cold, dam-controlled water and the area's signature trout float. Flows swing with TVA generation — check the live cfs above before heading out.
TVA generation →The upper Toccoa, Noontootla Creek, Rock Creek, and Cooper Creek hold wild trout in the Aska Adventure Area and Chattahoochee forest — small water, big scenery.
Fishing guide →Cohutta Fishing Co. (downtown Blue Ridge), Reel 'Em In Guide Service, Blue Ridge Fly Fishing, and Unicoi Outfitters run guided floats and wade trips.
Find outfitters →A complete, organized guide sourced from the official Blue Ridge Mountains tourism directory — things to do, dining, wineries, the outdoors, and more. Tap any spot for details or a map.
A four-hour railway excursion along the Toccoa River from Blue Ridge to McCaysville.
Fall in love with the charming mountain towns of Blue Ridge and McCaysville.
One of the top arts towns in Georgia and a Top Ten Craft Town in the country.
Visit the largest apple orchard in the state and other family-friendly farms.
Drive in any direction from Blue Ridge for beautiful scenery and gorgeous views.
Discover more than 300 miles of trails, including the start of the Appalachian Trail.
A waterfall chaser's dream, with stunning falls tucked away in the surrounding forests.
Cast a line in the Trout Fishing Capital of Georgia along 100 miles of trout streams.
Splash through Blue Ridge with whitewater rafting, tubing, kayaking, and stand-up paddling.
Ride along paved roads, gravel paths, and thrilling single tracks while cycling or mountain biking.
Set out on a horseback ride along mountain trails and rolling hills with experienced guides.
Tee off at mountain courses designed to challenge players with elevation changes and bunkering.
Find recreation areas for camping, swimming, fishing, boating and picnicking.
Stroll across the iconic swinging bridge over the Toccoa River.
Explore 106,000 acres of national forest surrounding Blue Ridge.
Hike the legendary Appalachian Trail from its southern terminus at Springer Mountain.
A 26-mile round trip with a two-hour layover in McCaysville, running March through December.
Cross the Blue Line in McCaysville to stand in Georgia and Tennessee at once.
Ranked a top-five attraction for fall color by Southern Living; rides run October to mid-November.
Relax with a great meal at Blue Ridge's casual-yet-refined mountain-comfort restaurants.
Enjoy Southern comfort cooking at Blue Ridge's down-home eateries.
A densely planted vineyard known for breathtaking mountain views and the Blue Ridge Treehouse.
The only Georgia apple orchard that grows, presses, ferments and bottles its own hard cider and farm wines.
A boutique 124-acre farm and winery offering tastings, food, private events and accommodations.
A nano brewery and home of the world-famous Moon Over Blue Ridge Wheat ale.
Located in the heart of Blue Ridge, known for innovative brews and a laid-back vibe.
Craft brews and seltzers with a scenic second-story patio overlooking downtown Blue Ridge.
Small-batch beer and spirits named for the area's rivers, with a patio overlooking the Ocoee River.
Mountain-born brewery dedicated to high-quality beer like Ragin' Red Ale and Hollerin' Man Pale Ale.
A unique brewstillery in Ducktown with a spacious taproom and food truck.
Family-owned distillery crafting small-batch spirits featuring an original moonshine recipe.
Female-owned Ellijay distillery best known for The Applejay liqueur.
Family-owned vineyard and tasting room with wine, live music and peaceful rolling views.
Sip estate-grown wine or craft beer with dramatic panoramic mountain views on a 70-acre farm.
Family-owned vineyard and winery on a 93-acre farm in the family since 1820.
Ellijay vineyard on 7+ acres with French-American hybrid grapes and a vaulted pavilion tasting room.
A 35-acre winery resort near Blairsville with vineyards, lodge and spa.
Family-owned vineyard in the Upper Hiwassee Highlands AVA producing award-winning wines.
Comfortable-luxury destination four miles from downtown Ellijay with pristine foothill views.
Take the whole family on a scenic four-hour train excursion along the Toccoa River.
Go gem mining or geocaching for treasures in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Pick apples and enjoy farm fun at the largest apple orchard in Georgia.
Go tubing or whitewater rafting on the rivers that surround Blue Ridge.
Blue Ridge is filled with fun activities that are natural and unique.
Historic courthouse art center with studios, five galleries, guilds and the Arts in the Park festivals.
A playhouse hosting dozens of stage productions and the Live Music is Better acoustic series.
A classic drive-in movie theater showing double features Thursday through Sunday.
Weekly free casual acoustic jam sessions along the Toccoa River at Horseshoe Bend Park.
Brasstown, NC venue with Friday folk, bluegrass and old-time mountain music concerts.
Galleries and studios on West Main run by the Blue Ridge Mountains Arts Association.
Internationally recognized craftsman Bill Oyster's handcrafted bamboo fly rods and sold-out classes.
Food Network Cupcake Wars winner with incredible cupcakes and handmade candies.
Take home apple cider doughnuts, fried pies and apple bread made from scratch.
Upcoming festivals, live music, theater, and seasonal happenings across Blue Ridge — pulled from the official tourism calendar and refreshed weekly.
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