Blue Ridge Cabin Rentals

Guests love to stay with Southern Comfort Cabin Rentals because we offer a wide variety of cabin rental styles with amazing amenities, we offer unmatched customer service, and we take care of all of the details of your stay so you don't have to. We strive to offer our valued customers the best prices available during all times of the year, whether you visit in the summer or winter.

The Southern Comfort Cabin Rentals' staff is always prepared to give you any advice or help that you need. Each and every member of our team lives in the area, and we're always more than happy to give you the inside scoop on all the great things to see and do in Blue Ridge.

Whether you want to have a one-of-a-kind honeymoon, a family getaway vacation, or an outdoor adventure, Blue Ridge is the place to do it! We truly hope that you build long-lasting memories with your friends and family when you come to Blue Ridge, whether it's for a short weekend or for a longer stay.

Below you will find some information that will help you get to know Blue Ridge, GA a little bit better, and help you decide what fun things you might want to do while visiting. Feel free to call us at (844) 366-9895.

• Founded as a depot on the North Georgia and Marietta railroad in 1879. It was officially incorporated as a town in 1887 and as a city in 1900.
• It resides in Fannin County.
• Fannin County was awarded the title of “The Trout Capital of Georgia” by the states conergress due to the number of trout streams and rivers in the county.
• Total area in the city: 2.2 sq mi (5.6 km2).
• Total population as of 2010: 1, 290 people.
• Population Density: 550/sq mi (216.1/km2)
• Elevation: 1,762 ft (537 m).
• Time Zone: Eastern Standard Time (EST).
• The Blue Ridge Mountains are Georgia's highest mountain range with Brasstown Bald as the tallest mountain at 4,784 feet. It is located approximately one hour away.
• It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the state of Georgia and in the Southeast United States.

• January - Explore the outdoors and take in long-range mountain views and vistas in National Forest Territory.
• February - Fire and Ice Chili Cook-Off in Downtown Blue Ridge.
• March - Spring Wine Highway Weekend at the Vineyards in Blue Ridge.
• April - TDS Blue Ridge Mountain Adventure Race. Race begins in Blue Ridge.
• May - Arts in the Park in Downtown Blue Ridge and the Blue Ridge Mountain Jazz Fest.
• June - Kiwanis Fair in Blue Ridge.
• July - July 4th Fireworks on Lake Blue Ridge.
• August -Blue Ridge Community Theatre.
• September - BRLA Blues & BBQ Festival
• October - Fall Arts in the Park
• November - Unique Thanksgiving-themed dishes at local Blue Ridge restaurants.
• December - Santa Express Train Ride on the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway

• Blue Ridge Brewery - Specializing in creative bar fare, craft beers that are brewed in-house, and a completely original ambiance, the Blue Ridge Brewery is revered by tourists and beloved by locals.
• Harvest on Main - Harvest's mission is to serve local ingredients provided by local farmers and suppliers in globally-inspired dishes with a southern “twang.” You simply must stop by Harvest on Main for lunch or dinner.
• The Black Sheep Restaurant -- A new addition to the city, but one that has garnered a great deal of attention for their unique “new southern comfort” cuisine. We like the way that sounds! This location has tons of great history and features delectable dishes such as candied bacon and seafood risotto.
• The Vault - Set in what used to be an old bank, and formerly named L & L Beanery is another one of those locations that locals and tourists always frequent when in town. The coffee is excellent, and the donuts do not disappoint. 
• Toccoa Riverside Restaurant - This fan favorite sits right on the Toccoa River, where guests can enjoy a glass of wine or a juicy steak right next to the water.
• Christy Lees - Fine Dining in a casual atmosphere, courtyard setting downtown with live music most eveings.
• Black Sheep - Upscale setting in a renovated home of one of the countys founding families, offering a unique dining experience.
• Chester's - A bar and grill with amazing food and beverage options in the heart of downtown.

• Shallowford Bridge - This endearing spot can be found off of Aska Road. Try fishing underneath the bridge or right alongside the dirt road.
• Toccoa River - The Toccoa River can be accessed by several routes in Blue Ridge, including State Highways 2, 5 and 60E. The portions of this river that run through National Forest territory provide some of the best trout fishing in the entire state of Georgia. Try checking out the river below the dam, which is wide and great for fly fishing.
• Tamen Park - Found below the dam on Appalachian Highway, this spot is very popular for all kinds of fishing in the tail waters of the Toccoa River.
• Horseshoe Bend Park - This gorgeous park can be found off of River Road in McCaysville and offers great trout fishing options.
• Noontoola Creek - This well-known spot (by locals) is found off of Forest Service Rd. 58 in the Blue Ridge Wildlife Management area. Most folks fish this area for fun rather than for harvesting purposes. If you catch a trout that is 16 inches or larger, you can keep it! Anything else you must release. Only artificial lures are allowed.

• Appalachian Trail - The start of the 2,000 mile long Appalachian Trail starts at Springer Mountain in southern Fannin County. A favorite of hikers for decades, this trail has several offshoots that vary in difficulty.
• The Swinging Bridge Trail - From the swinging bridge in the Toccoa River Valley there is a 3 mile hike between the river and Highway 60. This trail offers amazing views but also presents dangers, so beginners should be very careful.
• Stanley Gap Trail - This is one of the most popular trails in the region and can be found in the Aska Adventure Area off of Aska Road. Enjoy nature in all of its natural beauty.
• Shady Falls Trail - Found off of beautiful Shady Falls Road, this trail is frequented by locals quite often.
• Long Creek Falls - Found off of Appalachian/Benton MacKaye - Down a side trail off of the Appalachian and Benton MacKaye trails, Long Creek Falls can be found. Long Creek Falls is the most popular waterfall in Fannin County. If you've never seen this breathtaking beauty, put it on your “to-do” list.