Whitewater Rafting near Blue Ridge, GA

Take a white water rafting trip down the Ocoee River this September to mark the end of summer. White water rafting is one of the most popular mountain adventures in Blue Ridge and the surrounding North Georgia mountains. You can enjoy an exhilarating white water rafting trip as a couple or with a larger group, while providing a challenging and exciting adventure to be remembered.

The most popular white water rafting company with our guests is Ocoee Rafting, which is less than 20 minutes away from Blue Ridge, Georgia. Ocoee Rafting trips are between 1.5 and 2 hours and take you down the Ocoee River through an amazing gorge within the Cherokee National Forest. You'll be able to enjoy 20 continuous rapids and enjoy several spots to play along this scenic river. People of all experience levels will enjoy the Class 3 and Class 4 rapids that are recognized as one of our country's premier rivers (also part of the 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympics).

If you do not have white water rafting experience or desire a more leisure ride, consider packing a cooler and tubing down the river instead.

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Fly Fishing in Blue Ridge

Blue Ridge, Georgia and its surrounding towns offer some of the best trout fishing around. The peak seasons to trout fish are during the Spring and Fall, so make sure you come to Blue Ridge this September for some great fly fishing action to kick off the beginning of fall.

If you are looking to get in your last fishing trip for the year, be sure to check out our favorite fly fishing companies listed below. Please remember you must obtain a Georgia Fishing License, which you can get online by visiting http://georgiawildlife.dnr.state.ga.us/content/displaynavigation.asp?TopCategory=12

Chattahoochee National Fish Hatchery
If you really want to catch a trout, or at least see a lot of rainbows, make a daytrip to the Chattahoochee National Fish Hatchery. Located off of Highway 60 between Morganton and Dahlonega, the fish hatchery raises a 1,000,000 rainbow trout each year to stock the tailwaters, streams and lakes of northern Georgia. It is operated by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Visitors can tour the hatchery and visitor center, fish Rock Creek, have a picnic, take a hike or camp nearby at the Frank Gross Campground. The Chattahoochee National Fish Hatchery is located near other mountain attractions, including Deep Hole and Cooper Creek recreation areas, the Benton MacKaye Trail and the Swinging Bridge.

Flies and Fletching
Blue Ridge Fly Fishing Guide services bring you some of the best fly fishing opportunities around Blue Ridge and the surrounding mountain communities.

The guides at Flies and Fletching can take you down the Toccoa River below the dam for a float trip on a Hyde float boat or pontoon, fly fish for monster trout on private waters or find the trophy trout holes in the public waterways.

Also Flies and Fletching offers some fantastic local wing shooting and big game hunting vacation experiences.

UpperRiver Fly Fishing Guides
The UpperRiver guides will provide the fly fishing equipment, knowledge, and instruction to help you learn how to fly fish on some trophy waters. Also, there are 8' pontoon boats available for your convenience. http://www.upperriver.net

Sweetwater Anglers
Sweetwater Anglers provides fly fishing trips for all levels of fly fishing, from seasoned anglers to first timers. For beginner fly fishing Sweetwater Anglers teaches the entire fly fishing basics you will need to get started. Strict catch and release practices apply to all of their waters.

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As everyone eases back into the rhythm of work, school days and relentless scheduling, that relaxing summer vacation fades quickly from the mind. Now, between packing lunches, back-to-school nights and soccer practice, not to mention your own job, closing your eyes on the beach is a distant memory. With no long weekends or holidays after Labor Day, back-to-school season can become dreary and routine. Instead of falling into a mind-numbing cycle of carpools, commuting traffic and homework, plan something the whole family can look forward to this September.

Come up to Blue Ridge, Georgia to enjoy the Mercier Orchards U-Pick Apple Events every weekend in the month of September. The Mercier Orchard has been producing some of the state's top apples for over 60 years, and is still a family-run business. So come up and pick your own apples and enjoy other U-Pick events every Saturday and Sunday in the month on September only! You can complete your mountain getaway by taking in some of the local Blue Ridge festivals and mountain recreation.

The orchard wagons head out at 10am and finishes around 4pm, so make your cabin reservations with us and start planning your September mountain getaway today.

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September Local Festivals and Events

The fall in the North Georgia Mountains is a great time for your family to enjoy many wonderful events. Not only are the leaves beginning to turn to beautiful shades of red, orange and yellow, but the weather is cooling off, which makes it perfect to enjoy the many festivals that are present in Blue Ridge and the surrounding areas. Featured in this month's newsletter, are the festivals we personally love to attend in the cities of Blue Ridge, Blairsville, Mineral Bluff and Helen.

Blue Ridge Community Theater, "Our Town"
August 29 - September 21, 2008, the classic play "Our Town" by Thornton Wilder is the story of life in a small, rural fictional town in New Hampshire called Grover's Corners. Our Town is one of the most popular plays of the 20th Century and Wilder was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for it. Directed by Tina Maslankowski. For more information, call the box office, 706-632-9223 or 706-632-9223

Kiwanis Fairgrounds, Blue Mountain Jam
September 2, 9, 16, 23rd, and 30th Located at Jones St & Austin St. Experience real mountain Blue Grass Music. Musicians are local players. Free admission all donations go to the efforts of the Kiwanis Club. Call before you come just to make sure. 706-258-2736 Sponsored by Blue Mountain Music & Treasures. 6:30 - 9:00 p.m.


Downtown Historic Blue Ridge, Farmers Market/Mountain Fresh Market
September 6, 13, 20 and 27th Local farmers set up with their crops for sale, farm fresh eggs, produce, and locally made products and crafts - so load up to make your mountain vacation meals something to remember. Every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.


Vogel State Park, Mountain Music Festival
September 13th The Mountain Music Festival is located in Blairsville. Enjoy Bluegrass and Appalachian mountain music. There are also beautiful crafts, demonstrations and good food to consume during this event.


Blue Ridge Kiwanis Fairgrounds, Poker Run for Open Arms
September 13. Enjoy the beautiful North Georgia Mountains while helping raise money for Open Arms of Blue Ridge. This event is graciously sponsored by The News Observer to benefit Open Arms. Open Arms will be a safe, secure, stable environment which will begin the healing process for children who have suffered abuse with the transition into a long-term arrangement with their own parents or family members or with foster parents. Cost of registration is $25.00, includes 1 Poker Hand, 1 Lunch and 1 T-shirt (to the first 100 who register) Winning hand wins 20 percent of pot.

The News Observer 706-632-2019 or Missy Swafford at 706-455-8210 www.openarmsofblueridge.org


Helen, GA, Oktoberfest
September 14 - November 2nd. The south's longest lasting Oktoberfest in Georgia's own Alpine village. This event features live entertainment, great German and Austrian food and drinks. Enjoy this scenic ride from Blue Ridge. For more information, call the Helen Chamber of Commerce, 706-878-2181


Historic Court House on the Square, Bluegrass Festival - Blairsville
September 19 and 20th Take 515 east to Blairsville. Free admission, Friday night 6:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m., Saturday 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Bluegrass jamming all around Historic Downtown Blairsville, music performances on two stages all day long. Don't forget to bring a chair or blanket for the outside stage. There will be an alternate site if it rains.


Downtown City Park, Blue Ridge, Wildlife Art Festival
September 20 and 21st. The 9th Annual Wildlife Arts Festival, showcases the works of the finest wildlife artists in the Southeast. You will see more than 75 artists displaying original works including sculpture, painting and woodworking. Sponsored by the Blue Ridge Mountain Arts Association 706-632-2144


Downtown City Park, Blue Ridge, Concert in the Park
September 20th . 6:00 p.m. Free concert in the town park. Bring your blanket or chairs and a picnic and come and enjoy the fun. These fine musicians with a long history in bluegrass music are playing some of the most distinctive music in the industry. A concert you don't want to miss! Sponsored by the Blue Ridge Mountains Arts Association 706-632-2144


Mineral Bluff, Ride the Rails Festival
September 20 and 21st. Located right of Highway 60 at Spur 60, is the 4th Annual Ride the Rails festival. This is a five mile round trip by railroad motor car traveling through the Iron Bridge over the beautiful Toccoa River, then climbing the grade out of the valley to Murphy Junction and return. Food, Cotton Candy, Popcorn, Hot Fresh Coffee, Cold Soft Drinks, Model Train Sales, Tee Shirts, Motor Car Display Area and Local Vendors. A fun day for all! Visit the depot and see the progress being made on our large "HO" gauge model railroad based on the "Old Line" from Atlanta to Etoway, Tennessee and through Mineral Bluff to Murphy, North Carolina! Donations: $9.00 for adults $5.00 Children 2 to 12. Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Sunday, 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. For more information, call 706-455-8903 or 706-455-8903


National Fish Hatchery, Suches GA - Family Fishing Festival
September 27th Right off Highway 60 to Forest Service Road 69, is the Family Fishing Festival. It's fun for the whole family. 9 a.m. until 12 p.m. 16 and under can fish free. Bring your poles and bait and the hatchery provides the fish in Rock Creek. Bring the kids out to learn about environmental conservation, trout fishing as a sport, USDA, US Fish & Wildlife and much more. T-shirts, great food and enjoy a morning of great fun fishing. National Fish Hatchery 706-838-4723

Plus, there is always the Swan Drive in Theater http://www.swan-drive-in.com/ for weekend nights

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Scenic Drives

Scenic Drives in Blue Ridge and Blue Ridge, Georgia offers some breath taking scenic drives that allow you to enjoy the natural beauty of the mountains, rushing water rivers, green valleys, and wildlife all from the comforts of your vehicle. Below are just a few Blue Ridge, Georgia scenic drives to enjoy a leisure mountain tour, take in some off-roading in your 4-wheel drive, and some curves and steep grades for the adventurous sports car enthusiast. Blue Ridge, Georgia and surrounding towns Enjoy a refreshing mountain car ride that begins at the intersection of US 76 and Highway 5 in Blue Ridge, Georgia as you head east toward Blairsville, Georgia. The scenic drive is 36 miles and typically takes 1.5 to 2 hours to complete. You'll enjoy some great curvey county roads once you turn on Weaver Creed Road from Aska Road. As you travel down the winding Snake Nations Road (name prior to the famous early 1800s Trail of Tears) you will approach Deep Gap (2,200+ feet elevation), which is near the Appalachian Trail starting point. A few miles down you'll approach Highway 60 to return back to Blue Ridge, Georgia or extend your scenic ride by taking a right toward Suches and Dahlonega for more mountain twisties and mountain vistas. Cohutta Wilderness rides (west of Blue Ridge) This ride is 3+ hours on winding gravel forest service roads and some times steep grades which is more suited for the skilled driver. Make sure you're car is running well and you load up with fuel and food for the challenging drive. Eastern Tennessee - Ocoee Byway If you plan to visit nearby Chattanooga for a day trip adventure, then you should consider the scenic 26 mile Ocoee Byway that follows along some of the old copper roads that made this area famous for its copper ore in the early 1800s.

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Blue Ridge Mountain Motorsports

Cohutta Wilderness rides (west of Blue Ridge)

This ride is 3+ hours on winding gravel forest service roads and some times steep grades, which is more suited for the skilled driver. Make sure you're car is running well and you load up with fuel and food for the challenging drive.

Jeep & 4-Wheel Drive Trail Drives

Murphy, NC and Tellico, NC
If you prefer the off-road adventures, then these nearby Jeep Jamboree trails are for the seasoned or novice trail riders. You can enjoy some great off-road adventures for just $5 access fees. Click here to learn more.

Blairsville, Georgia - Beasley Knob OHV Area
Another great trail ride area in the Chattahoochee National Forest just 30 minutes east of Blue Ride, GA. Beasley Knob OHV provides nearly 11 miles of trails for 4-wheel drive vehicles and ATVs. Most of the trails are difficult and become even more challenging after a rain. These trails are closed during the winter months (Jan to Mar) for your safety and you should click the following link to make sure that the trails are open after a heavy rain. The US Forest Service has jurisdiction over the area and charges a small $5 access fee. Blue Ridge Ranger District - More OHV information.

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Day Trip 2: Hiking & River Rafting/Tubing

Hiking the Aska Trails and White Water Rafting or Tubing down the Ocoee River

Start your second day in Blue Ridge, by hiking one of the many Aska Trails. Two of our favorite trails are the Green Mountain Loop and the Fall Branch Falls trails. The Green Mountain Loop is 3.3 miles and consists of several hike options including a loop from Deep Gap, a shuttle hike to Blue Ridge Lake, and a shuttle hike connecting with the Long Branch Loop Trail. This route, however, describes a loop hike from Deep Gap at Aska Road.

Directions: The trailhead is located across from the parking area at Deep Gap on the other side of Aska Road. Start at the trailhead to the right with your back to the parking area. (The trailhead to the left about 50 yards up Aska Road is where you will pop out in about an hour on this loop hike.) The Green Mountain trail gradually ascends on the southeastern side of Green Mountain on a well-marked dirt path through a canopy of hardwoods. At approximately the halfway point, the trail begins a steep ascent onto the ridge of Green Mountain. At the ridge crest, there is a wood sign and a junction with a trail leading 2.5 miles to Forest Road 711. Here you will turn left and hike back towards Deep Gap for roughly a mile. (Going straight at the ridge crest will take you down to Blue Ridge Lake which requires a car shuttle.) To complete the loop, begin a gradual decent down past the summit of Green Mountain and back to Aska Road about 50 yards from where you started.

The Fall Branch Falls Trail is a one mile trail, which is part of the Benton MacKaye Trail and features a lovely waterfall and bubbling stream. From Blue Ridge, you will take old Highway 76 through Blue Ridge, turn right on Aska Road, the first road after the three-way stop sign. Go 8 miles and turn right on Stanley Creek Road. Go 3.1 miles to the "parking lot" on the right just past the bridge over Falls Branch, just past the game warden's house (marked). Our suggestion is to turn your car around before you park here since parking is frequently a problem.

Should you require a map, please visit The Blue Ridge Board and Trail on Main Street in the town of Blue Ridge. Remember to mention Escape to Blue Ridge, then Linda will let you try out some hiking poles and tell you the best places to hike.

After you complete your hike, take a white water rafting trip down the Ocoee River to cool off. White water rafting is one of the most popular summer time mountain adventures in Blue Ridge and the surrounding North Georgia mountains. You can enjoy an exhilarating white water rafting trip as a couple or with a larger group, while providing a challenging and exciting adventure to be remembered.

The most popular white water rafting company with our guests is Ocoee Rafting, which is less than 20 minutes away from Blue Ridge, Georgia. Ocoee Rafting trips are between 1.5 and 2 hours and take you down the Ocoee River through an amazing gorge within the Cherokee National Forest. You'll be able to enjoy 20 continuous rapids and enjoy several spots to play along this scenic river. People of all experience levels will enjoy the Class 3 and Class 4 rapids that are recognized as one of our country's premier rivers (also part of the 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympics). If you do not have white water rafting experience or desire a more leisure ride, consider packing a cooler and tubing down the river instead.

Other Trails to consider

Stanley Gap Trail (Aska Trail) 5.5 miles. Trail Directions: Go south on Aska Road 8 miles. Turn right on a dirt/gravel road (Toccoa River Outpost on left). Parking area for trail is 4.1 miles on right. Alternate route - travel south on East First Street 1 mile to Hwy. 515, turn left on 515 and go south 5.9 miles to Co. Rd. 152. Turn right on Co. Rd. 152 and then another right going beneath overpass. Follow Rock Creek Road upstream. Pavement ends at 1.8 miles. Continue on dirt/gravel road, parking area is on left 5.1 miles after end of pavement.

Flat Creek Loop (Aska Trail) 5.8 miles. Trail Description: Follow the trail (white & dark green blazes) on the road west from the bulletin board. Within a 100 yards the trail forks. Stay on the road to left. At about 0.4 miles look for dark green blazed side trail into woods on left. This trail goes through woods for about 0.25 miles. Come onto and follow old logging road. Route rejoins a dog trail and gradually descends toward Flat Creek. After 0.5 miles trail joins an old road near the creek. Follow the road downhill to creek, cross and take a right at about 50 yards. Follow road (Do not digress onto dead-end side roads!) about 1 mile to Head of Valley. Head of Valley has open, mature hardwoods in abundance. Cross creek again heading uphill, gradually ascend old road to graveled road. Follow dark green blazed graveled road 2 miles back to parking lot. Directions: Deep Gap - From Forest Service office, travel east 1.5 miles on East First Street (old US 76) to Aska Road (Harmony Church on left). Turn right, go south 4.4 miles to Deep Gap parking area below gap on west side of road

Free Knob Loop (Aska Trail) 2.5 miles. Trail Description: Via Benton MacKaye Trail and Dial Road. This trail combines a woodland trail walk ascending, crossing and descending a small knob with a return road walk alongside the Toccoa River. The ascending portion is just strenuous enough to provide a feeling of healthy outdoor exercise and the river walk provides a nice contrast to the forested setting. The eastern end is through a beautiful mature pine grove on a needle carpeted trail. Directions: From Blue Ridge travel east on E. First St. (top of hill from door of Toccoa Ranger Station) to Aska Road (1.5 miles). South on Aska Road to Shallowford Bridge. Turn left across river and immediate right on dirt-gravel road leading to Dial, GA. At 0.4 miles come to point where trail enters road from forest. Continue east on road to parking area at 1.2 miles.

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Day Trip 1: Horseback Riding & Vogle State Park

Only a short drive from Blue Ridge, pack a lunch and start your morning with a trail ride at Trackrock Stables. Trackrock Stables has over 250 acres bordering the Chattahoochee National Forest in Blairsville, GA just 20 minutes from Blue Ridge, GA. Trackrock Stables offers year around adventures you will long remember. Trackrock Stables welcomes first time and skilled riders and offers many well-trained horses to suit different riding levels. The experienced guides will take you across crystal clear mountain streams and canter through peaceful green meadows.

After your morning trail ride, you can eat your packed lunch at Trackrock's pavilion and gaze at the beautiful lake before you start your next adventure at Vogle State Park. Only a short drive from Trackrock Stables, you can visit the beautiful Vogle State Park. Vogle state park is located in the shadow of Blood Mountain and is in the heart of Georgia's Chattahoochee National Forest. The centerpiece of the park is 20-acre Lake Trahlyta, created when the Corps dammed Wolf Creek. Vogle State Park offers many activities for the entire family, including paddle boating around the lake, swimming, and hiking on many beautiful trails. You could spend the entire afternoon here and it is a perfect way to end you day trip.

Other places to horseback ride:

Blanche Manor is just 15 minutes north of Blue Ridge, Georgia, convenient to the towns of Blue Ridge and Copperhill, and the rivers of the Ocoee and Hiawassee. Blanche Manor offers beautiful trails for riders of all levels that forge streams and lead to a panoramic view of Georgia, North Carolina, and Tennessee that are situated on 350 acres and home to a variety of wildlife that includes white-tailed deer, turkey, wild boar, black bear, red fox, coyotes, and bobcats. Blanche Manor offers private rides, as well as large corporate groups or family reunions.Adventure Trail Rides is located in the Cashes Valley in beautiful Blue Ridge, Georgia.

Adventure Trail rides offers three different levels of riding, all of which take you on a unique scenic tour of the Blue Ridge Mountains based on your riding experience. There are several horses to choose from ranging from retired racing quarter horses, comfortable Tennessee walking horses, retired jumpers, and many others.

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Blue Ridge Day Trip Ideas

Cool Day Trip Ideas for Your Next Mountain Vacation

With summer quickly approaching an end, some of the activities you should consider doing on your mountain vacation are taking a morning trail ride, visiting the famous Vogel State Park, hiking on one of the many Aska Trails and whitewater rafting or tubing down the Ocoee River.

Breaking up these activities into two days, is a perfect way to enjoy these mountain adventures.

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August Local Festivals and Special Events

August 02, 2008 Story Telling, "A Summer Evening of Tall Tales" at the Blue Ridge Community Theater, Hampton Square @ Blue Ridge Community Theater

Smokey Bear's Birthday Party, Ocoee Whitewater Center in Ducktown, TN

August 05, 12, 19, and 26, 2008, Blue Mountain Jam at Kiwanis Fairgrounds, Kiwanis Fairgrounds

August 07, 14 ,21, and 28, 2008, Pickin' in the Park, Ron Henry Horseshoe Bend Park , McCaysville, GA

August 15, 2008, Movies in the Park / "Grease", Fannin County Park

August 15 and 16, 2008 Kiwanis Rodeo, Kiwanis Fairgrounds, Blue Ridge

August 16, 2008, Concert in the Park / Army Ground Forces Jazz Guardians, Downtown City Park, Blue Ridge

August 23, 2008, Music and Comedy / High Country Harmonizers, Performing Arts Center in Blue Ridge

August 23, 2008, Classic Cars "Cruise In", Home Depot Parking Lot

August 29 - September 21, 2008, Our Town, Blue Ridge Community Theater

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