Pet-Friendly in Blue Ridge

Bringing your furry friend to the mountains? North Georgia is full of pet-friendly fun, from scenic hiking trails and riverside walks to dog-friendly patios and local parks. Explore downtown Blue Ridge with your pup, stroll along the Toccoa River in McCaysville, or enjoy wide-open spaces in Blairsville, Ellijay, and Helen. Many parks near Big Canoe and Lake Arrowhead welcome leashed pets, and several trails offer easy terrain perfect for four-legged hikers. Best of all, Southern Comfort Cabin Rentals offers a variety of pet-friendly cabins, so the whole family—including your dog—can enjoy a mountain getaway together.

Things To Do Aska Trails

Aska Trails

The Aska Trails Area is a 17-mile hiking-mountain biking trail system on Aska Road in Blue Ridge.


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Things To Do Blue Ridge Private Dog Park

Blue Ridge Private Dog Park

The entry gate is accessed by a coded lock. The code will be provided approximately 2 hours prior to your reserved time. One family at a time. Just you and your fur baby!


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Things To Do Charlie's Treat Shack

Charlie's Treat Shack

Located at 690 Gray Street in Blue Ridge, Georgia, Charlie's Treat Shack specializes in crafting 100% organic, human-grade dog treats. Their products incorporate vegetables and essential vitamins and minerals, aiming to promote a long and healthy lif...

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Things To Do Cohutta Cove Mini Golf & Gem Mining

Cohutta Cove Mini Golf & Gem Mining

Cohutta Cove Mini Golf & Gem Mining, located in Blue Ridge, Georgia, offers an 18-hole miniature golf course designed for all ages, featuring beautiful mountain views and an upbeat atmosphere. Visitors can also engage in year-round gem mining und...

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Things To Do Das Kaffee Haus

Das Kaffee Haus

Das Kaffee Haus, located at 612 East Main Street in Blue Ridge, Georgia, is a traditional European coffee shop owned by a Bavarian proprietor. The café offers a wide range of espresso-based beverages, including cappuccinos, lattes, and frappes...

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Things To Do Desoto Falls

Desoto Falls

A 2.5 mile trail begins at the bridge in the lower loop of DeSoto Falls Recreation Area.


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Things To Do Grumpy Old Men Brewing

Grumpy Old Men Brewing

Grumpy Old Men Brewing, established on July 4th, 2013, is a small independent brewery located at 1315 East Main Street in Blue Ridge, Georgia. Celebrating over a decade of brewing excellence, they offer up to 25 original brews on tap, all crafted and...

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Things To Do Horseshoe Bend Park

Horseshoe Bend Park

Beautiful park with good trout fishing on the Toccoa River. From Blue Ridge take Highway 5 into McCaysville. Turn right onto Highway 60 then drive a short distance and turn right on River Road. The park has a playground, picnic pavilions and restroom...

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Things To Do Pawfest Pet Festival

Pawfest Pet Festival

The 18th Annual Pawsfest is scheduled for October 18, 2025, in downtown Blue Ridge, Georgia. This beloved event celebrates pets and their families, featuring activities such as a pet parade, costume contest, dock diving demonstrations, and educationa...

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Things To Do Project Chimps Hiking Trails

Project Chimps Hiking Trails

Project Chimps, located in Morganton, Georgia, offers visitors the unique opportunity to hike and be serenaded by the sounds of resident chimpanzees.

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Things To Do Rich Mountain Wilderness

Rich Mountain Wilderness

Explore the quiet beauty of Rich Mountain Wilderness near Ellijay. Remote trails, mountain views, and peaceful forest await just minutes from your cabin.

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