4 Br Private Vacation Home Vacation Rental In Blue Ridge, Georgia

Nestled in the mountains, feel the serenity and seclusion, but only a short drive to the conveniences of downtown. Boutique shopping, restaurants & necessities, this is the most coveted area in Blue Ridge. Come in, unwind, and connect to the Sonos system with your device which provides speakers on all levels including outdoors. The cabin is furnished with anything you may need to grill out or cook a Thanksgiving meal in the double oven. Large Subzero refrigerator, built in wine fridge and coffee pot with grinder. Wake up to cool, crisp mornings with a cup of coffee on the porch. After a day of fun and adventure, finish the day in the same spot enjoying a relaxing sunset with a glass of wine or sweet iced tea. You may never want to leave the massive porches, but don’t miss out on the fun of exploring the Georgia mountains. Local food is an essential part of the trip when you visit Georgia’s Blue Ridge. Add five local breweries and two wineries to the mix and you’ve got a pretty eclectic dining experience in a small town setting. Take a ride on the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway along the Toccoa River from Blue Ridge to McCaysville. Board the train at the historic depot in Blue Ridge. The view changes with the seasons. Special trips are planned throughout the year like the Firecracker Special and the Santa Express trips. Two of the greatest outdoor adventures in the world begin in Fannin County. Both the Appalachian and Benton MacKaye Trails start at the top of Springer Mountain. There are over 300 miles of hiking trails in the area, including short trails suitable for beginning hikers and families. Two of the greatest outdoor adventures in the world begin in Fannin County. Both the Appalachian and Benton MacKaye Trails start at the top of Springer Mountain. There are over 300 miles of hiking trails in the area, including short trails suitable for beginning hikers and families. The North Georgia Mountains are known for the beauty and quality of our farm wineries, not to mention the great taste of Georgia’s mountain wines. A more recent addition are Blue Ridge and the Copper Basin's five outstanding craft breweries, recognized among the best in Georgia. Taste our wines and brews right where they are made, or in tasting rooms, local pubs and restaurants. Want to stay in? Enjoy the basement amenities including 85" TV, Arcade, pool table, many board games and a kitchenette with microwave, refrigerator and washer/dryer. Need more space? This home is best suited for 8 adults with a max of 6 children due to sleeping arrangements. The upstairs king bedroom has an attached room with 4 twins. The lower level has a twin with trundle which is also best suited for under 18. Additional cottage is available for rent with the main home for $200 per night with a $100 cleaning fee. This provides a full apartment on site with an additional 2 King bedrooms and 2 twins. Please let host know if you'd like the additional space and your total will be adjusted.
What to do in Blue Ridge?!

Take a tour of Mercier Orchards, have an awesome dessert at Mona Lisa’s in downtown Blue Ridge. Walk the shops in downtown. Eat at several restaurants like The Black Sheep Restaurant, Harvest on Main, Cucina Rustica. Visit the Pasta Market for amazing gifts, foods, and desserts. Stop in the Art Museum and look at the beautiful artwork. Try the new Axe Throwing place in downtown. Visit Hucks Candy store and look at all the old fashioned candy and gifts they have. Tons of antique shops as well in Blue Ridge and surrounding counties. Plus you have tons of waterfalls and hiking trails if your group loves that kind of thing. Stop into the Fannin County Chamber of Commerce and they can give you a map and list of every store and restaurant.

Located in Foxfire Estates, a neighborhood in Blue Ridge, this vacation home is in the mountains. Blue Ridge Scenic Railway is a popular attraction and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Chattahoochee National Forest and Blue Ridge Lake. Cohutta Cove Mini Golf and The Arts Center are also worth visiting. Jet skiing and kayaking offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with horse riding and mountain biking nearby.