This Georgia mountain town is home to a scenic railway and the largest apple orchard in the Southeast.
It may be small, but Blue Ridge has no shortage of things to do or reasons to visit.
We have so many incredible small businesses here, says Morgan Stephens, owner ofMountain Mama’s Coffee Lounge.
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Ready to experience that mountain town magic for yourself?
Read on to discover where to stay, eat, and explore in Blue Ridge, Georgia.
A major bonus is the super-cool on-site coffee shop, Mountain Mamas Coffee Lounge, adds Oyster.
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All their cabins have unique themes and upscale amenities, says Stephens.
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Head to a winery or a craft brewery.
Travelers who prefer beer should addFannin Brewing Company,Grumpy Old Men Brewing, andAngry Hops Brewingto their itinerary.
Get out on the water.
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You cant come to this area and not enjoy the water in some way, says Lavin.
The mountain views from the pristine lake cant be beat, Krueger adds.
The scenery is stunning, and the company is even better, shares Stephens.
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Take the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway.
Go apple picking at Mercier Orchards.
The store carries classic activewear brands like Teva, Keen, Merrell, and Columbia Sportswear.
Plus, she says, The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful if you need suggestions.
The empanadas, rice bowls, and sandwiches are the best this side of Miami.
Fall, on the other hand, is just as enjoyable.
However, he notes the towns walkability is a big reason people like to spend their weekends here.
