The Blue Ridge runs from northern Virginia through the Carolinas into north Georgia. Pick a region below to see what is there, then find a rental close by.
The southern end of the Blue Ridge has lakes, trout rivers and the state's highest peak. Towns like Blue Ridge, Ellijay and Helen offer train rides, apple orchards and a Bavarian-style village. Leaves usually turn first on the highest ridges in early October and move down to the valleys by late October or early November. The timing shifts every year.
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Blue Ridge, GA · North Georgia Mountains
Excursion trains leave the historic depot in downtown Blue Ridge for rides along the Toccoa River toward the Tennessee line. Fall color trips are especially popular, so book ahead.
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Dawsonville, GA · North Georgia Mountains
A state park centered on a tall waterfall, among the highest in the eastern United States, with an overlook near the top and stairs along the falls. The Appalachian Trail's approach trail starts here.
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Hiawassee, GA · North Georgia Mountains
The highest point in Georgia, with a visitor center, an exhibit hall and an observation deck at the top. A paved trail climbs from the parking area, and a shuttle may run in busy seasons. It is operated by the Forest Service and charges a fee.
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Tallulah Falls, GA · North Georgia Mountains
A deep gorge with a suspension bridge across it, rim trails and overlooks. Permits are needed to hike to the floor, and are limited on many days.
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Blairsville, GA · North Georgia Mountains
One of Georgia's oldest state parks, set in the mountains near Blairsville with a small lake, hiking trails and camping. The lake has been drained for dam repairs at times, so check conditions before planning a swim or a lakeside walk.
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