The North Georgia Guide

Three national forests, world-class whitewater, and small mountain towns, all within reach of your cabin.

Whether you want a quiet mountain retreat or a week packed with adventure, you can have either one here. Whitewater, trout streams, trails, golf, and boutique shopping, all of it good in any season.

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Clear Ocoee River with green tree canopy

Things To Do

Things to Do in North Georgia

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Activities

Activities & Attractions

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Mountain Communities

Mountain Communities

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Winding Blue Ridge Parkway road through autumn fall color

Map and Directions

Getting to the Cabin

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Appalachian mountain ridges rising above morning fog

Weather

Weather in the North Georgia Mountains

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North Georgia rolling hills in fall color

Year Round

Every Season Gives You a Different Trip

Fall is the big one, radiant with color, and it is when the waterfall trails are at their best. Spring and summer bring the rivers and lakes back for play, whether that is tubing the Toccoa or a day out on Lake Blue Ridge. And from October 1 through March 31 the cabin fireplaces are in season, with firewood provided for the indoor fireplace, which is its own reason to come up in the cold months.
A-frame cabin with green metal roof surrounded by trees

Cuddle Bucks

A VIP Pass to What Can't Be Missed

Our exclusive Cuddle Bucks program is a discount card for the best of what is around you, good on activities, shopping, and dining across these mountains. Think of it as our shortlist of what is fun, what is new, and what you should not leave without doing. It comes with your stay, so ask one of our booking agents about it when you reserve.
Cedar cabin in the woods with multi-level decks

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