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Nestled in the Northeastern corner of Georgia, the Chattahoochee National Forest is wild and wonderful, just waiting to be explored. Whether you’re looking for the best hiking in the Blue Ridge Mountains, a great local fishing hole to catch mountain trout or a few mountain destinations for a self-guided tour, the beautiful Chattahoochee Forest is a ‘must’ for mountain adventurers. If we’ve piqued your interest, check out this quick and comprehensive...

North Georgia’s Cartecay River is a popular recreational area where both locals and visitors enjoy fishing, hiking, kayaking, canoeing, tubing, and more. The Cartecay River basin covers 86,734 acres, which are largely undeveloped, although there are some great riverfront rental cabins along the Cartecay. The river does flow through residential developments along the way, as well as multiple tributaries for extended excursions. While the start of the river run is calm, it is also the...

It’s easy to settle for the typical breakfast restaurants in Ellijay, GA, with your run of the mill chains like Waffle House, Starbucks, and IHOP. However, if you’re craving more local flavor, we recommend stepping out of your comfort zone and into some comfort foods that will give you the energy you need to start your day! Indulge in southern-style cooking at local restaurants near our Ellijay cabin rentals. And you’ll experience...

Pack your appetite when you visit Blue Ridge, Georgia, this September because the annual BBQ & Blues Festival is back! This festival is one of the many wonderful festivals held throughout the year and is a must for anyone visiting in the fall. Blue Sky Cabin Rentals offers beautiful cabins that will put you in the heart of the action, making it a perfect option for anyone planning to visit North...

As one of the top towns for craft lovers in America, Blue Ridge, Georgia, is home to an eclectic mix of specialty shops, boutiques, outdoor adventure provisioners, and galleries for home furnishings and decor, art, antiques, jewelry, apparel, and original handcrafted items. The Blue Ridge area offers a selection of goods and mementos as unique and intriguing as the history and people that define the culture of the region itself....

Add a ride on the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway to your next vacation in Northern Georgia. You can enjoy the rise of spring, the peak of fall foliage, or the early snow-covered winter among the rolling rails. The train offers you a chance to view the beautiful North Georgia mountain landscape while indulging in the historic town of Blue Ridge along the Toccoa River to McCaysville near the Tennessee border....

The Blue Ridge Mountains of North Georgia are a truly magical location, perfect for a summer escape. During a June cabin getaway, numerous events occur in the North Georgia mountain towns of Blue Ridge, Ellijay, Cherry Log, and their surroundings. One of these can’t-miss events is the Blue Ridge Mountains Wine and Jazz Festival at the end of the month. There is no better way to spend a Saturday than relaxing in the sun...

Part of the larger Appalachian Mountain Range, the Blue Ridge Mountains span 35,000 miles from Pennsylvania to North Georgia. They are home to some of the most popular landmarks in America: the Appalachian Trail, the Smoky Mountains, and the Blue Ridge Parkway, a world-famous scenic drive through the mountains. Georgia’s Blue Ridge mountains, also known as the North Georgia mountains, are located at the northern tip of the state, just...

It’s really hard to top visiting the North Georgia mountains in November. Just one hour north of Atlanta, you’ll find fall festivals, outdoor adventures, and family fun, which are all in abundance in our mountain town of Blue Ridge, Georgia. Downtown Blue Ridge is lined with lights for the upcoming holiday season, and the fall colors are on full display in the Blue Ridge mountains. We can’t think of anything...

Blue Ridge, Georgia, is a beautiful town nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Georgia, offering plenty of outdoor activities and attractions for the whole family. Visiting in March means experiencing transitional weather, from chilly winter to early spring warmth, with the potential for late snow. The elevation of Blue Ridge plays a significant role in shaping its climate and scenery, often resulting in cooler temperatures and unique weather...