Toccoa Riverfront Cabin | Hot Tub & Fire Pit

Blue Ridge, GA, United States AROUND TOWN Things to do in Blue Ridge and North Georgia: Download the Visit Blue Ridge GA! app for Things to do, places to eat and shop, events, weather and more. Trout'N About is 8.4 miles from downtown Blue Ridge with shopping, coffee shops and world class dining. Lake Blue Ridge and the Aska adventure area are only a short drive away with whitewater rafting, river tubing, zip lines, hiking, trout fishing, golf, boating, camping, kayaking, waterfalls, horseback riding, festivals, scenic drives, Orchards, Vineyards, wine and brew tours, The Blue Ridge Scenic Railway (which passes right in front of the cabin), bowling, movies and so much more. Lake Blue Ridge has walking trails, bike riding and a free boat ramp to launch your own boat. Or rent a boat, kayak, jet ski or paddle board for the day from Lake Blue Ridge Marina, then enjoy lunch or dinner on the water at Boat Dock Bar & Grill. Within a one hour drive of Trout'N About there are so many things to discover … here are just a few: The Tennessee Overhill including the Ducktown Basin Museum, Ocoee Whitewater Center, Ocoee Scenic Byway, and Hiwassee Rail Adventures in Etowah. North Carolina - Harrah’s Cherokee Valley River Casino in Murphy and John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown. Fort Mountain State Park – near Ellijay, GA Amicalola State Park – near Dawsonville, GA Dahlonega Gold Museum Historic Site – Dahlonega North Georgia Wildlife Park & Zoo – Cleveland Helen Alpine Village Brasstown Bald Vogel State Park Blairsville Farmer’s Market Sunrise Grocery in Blairsville Enjoy life at an easygoing pace when you visit northern Georgia and the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains. Here, you’ll encounter lush greenery, towering waterfalls, trickling mountain streams, and friendly laid-back folks. At every turn of the road, you’ll have opportunities to experience exciting adventures, which include hiking, biking, and water sports. Check out the 12 most popular activities in the North Georgia Mountains for an unforgettable trip. 1. Ride the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway (which goes right past out cabin) Built in 1905, the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway takes you on a 26-mile round-trip journey from the historic depot to the sister cities of McCaysville, Georgia, and Copperhill, Tennessee. Along the trip, you and the family can stop at the Georgia/Tennessee line to shop for crafts and antiques or grab an ice cream and stroll alongside the Ocoee River. The entire trip takes about 4 hours, and it is ideal for children and adults of all ages. Choose from vintage open-air rail cars or climate-controlled cars. 2. Hike the Appalachian Trail Anyone who loves to hike is probably familiar with the Appalachian Trail that runs from Springer Mountain in North Georgia to Maine. Take the family on a hike along parts of the trail, and then cross this activity off your bucket list. Start at Springer Mountain, and trek up the first leg of the trail along the Benton MacKaye Trail. This 4.7-mile loop takes you through a shady stream, a scenic hardwood forest, and plenty of valleys that are ideal for all skill levels. 3. Picnic at Amicalola Falls, Dawsonville Amicalola State Park is located in Dawsonville, which is approximately an hour from downtown Atlanta. Amicalola is the tallest cascading waterfall in the southeast. Choose from one of two different viewpoints, including an easy 2-mile trail, or opt for the challenging 8.5-mile hike. Stop by the visitor center for more information on the falls, and then visit the gift shop for souvenirs. Sit at the picnic tables and have lunch before heading back to your vacation rental. 4. Visit an Alpine Village At the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains and just to the north is a small Alpine Village called Helen. Rows of quaint shops carrying everything from homemade crafts and candy to T-shirts and candles can be found amidst the colorful buildings. Kids will enjoy riding in a horse-drawn carriage or playing a round of putt-putt at the Bavarian Mountain miniature golf course. Beat the heat of a summer day and float along the lazy river at the Helen Waterpark, or head to one of the local restaurants for a bite to eat. 5. Navigate a Corn Maze In the fall, one major attraction for families is Uncle Shuck‘s Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze in Dawsonville. Grab a map and try to make your way through the challenging maze, or walk through the garden and pick out the perfect pumpkin for carving. Enjoy a hay ride and a goat walk while there, and you can even try out the corn cannon. Come back at night when the sun goes down, and try making your way through the haunted maze in the dark. Be sure to take homemade fried apple pies and caramel apples back to your vacation rental for a midnight snack. 6. Climb to the Summitt of Brasstown Bald Standing at 4,784 feet, Brasstown Bald is Georgia‘s tallest mountain. Located close to Helen and Blairsville, Brasstown Bald offers amazing views of the surrounding area. On a clear day, you can look at the sky and see the skyscrapers in downtown Atlanta. Hike to the summit or take the tram, which takes you to the top where you can walk through the small museum. 7. Tour an Alpaca Farm Experience a thrill of a lifetime at the Lasso the Moon Alpaca Farm. Learn about the breeding process, and then take a short class in pelting. Kids can feed and pet the alpacas, and there is also a gift shop with alpaca themed-jewelry, artwork, and various other souvenirs. 8. Go Fishing There are many places in the North Georgia Mountains where you can fish for trout. Kids will enjoy a visit to the Burton State Fish Hatchery or the Chattahoochee Forest National Fish Hatchery, where you can view the life cycle of the fish and learn the best way to catch them. Several times a year, the hatcheries hold special events, including a kids day with face painting and crafts. 9. Snorkel the Conasauga River The Conasauga River lies between north Georgia and southeast Tennessee. This biologically-diverse stretch of river is home to over 70 different species of fish, many of which are quite colorful. In early June, you can sign up for a family snorkeling tour with the Georgia Conservancy. Grab a wetsuit, snorkel mask, and snorkel, and traverse along the waters in search of fish native to the area. You can also take a self-guided hike along the river bank and enjoy a picnic under the trees. 10. Kayak on Lake Blue Ridge One of Georgia’s most picturesque Lakes, Lake Blue Ridge offers a serene place for kayaking with the family. Choose a lakefront vacation rental, and enjoy sculling along the water as often as you’d like. Choose a deep-water cove for fishing, or paddle out to the center of the lake and enjoy the view. 11. See Anna Ruby Falls Anna Ruby Falls is located in Unicoi State Park in Helen, Georgia. This State Park offers picnicking, a beach for swimming, and hiking trails. Hike the half mile paved path to the top to see the beautiful falls. There is also a visitor’s center and bathroom facilities. If you prefer a more challenging hike, take the Smith Creek Falls Trail, which traverses up 4.6 miles to just above the falls. 12. River Tubing the Toccoa. A Luxury we have at our property is the ability to tube and kayak right from our backyard. Here are a few options you have when floating the river....make sure you drop a vehicle so you can get back to the cabin as Uber and Lyft are not always available. Put in at Curtis Switch for a 30-45 min float to the cabin or continue past the cabin to Horshoe Bend Park for 2-3 more hours of tubing. WANT MORE? WE HAVE IT! 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-Guests will have access to the entire cabin except the owners closet in the kitchen. -A door code will be sent 36 hours prior to arrival