McCaysville is situated in Fannin County, in the northern part of Georgia, along the border with Tennessee.

The "Blue Line" marks the state boundary between Georgia and Tennessee, allowing visitors to stand in both states simultaneously. ​

The Toccoa River flows through McCaysville; it becomes the Ocoee River as it crosses into Tennessee.

Notable attractions include the Riverwalk Shops, the historic steel-truss bridge, and the McCaysville Visitor Center.

Visitors can enjoy tubing, kayaking, and fishing on the Toccoa River, as well as hiking to nearby waterfalls like Turtletown Falls.

Yes, McCaysville is a destination for the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway, which brings numerous visitors to the town.

Established in 1904 as a copper mining town, McCaysville played a significant role in the region's mining history.

Yes, McCaysville hosts events like the "Light Up McCaysville" celebrations during summer and winter, featuring fireworks and holiday lights.

As of the 2020 census, McCaysville had a population of 1,149 residents. ​

The two towns are adjacent, and visitors can easily walk between them, especially across the bridges spanning the Toccoa-Ocoee River.