Apple U-Pick at Mercier Orchards

Apple U-Pick

Our U-Pick events are popular with everybody in the family! It’s an opportunity to pick your own fruit in our family-owned and operated orchard here in Blue Ridge, Georgia. Please remember that the weather here in North Georgia can be unpredictable, and safety is our top priority, so we don’t offer U-Pick or Tractor Tours during lousy weather.

Saturday, September 9th: From 10 AM – 4 PM (or until we are picked out!)

Sunday, September 10th: From 10 AM – 4 PM (or until we are picked out!)

U-Picks will continue through the end of September.

Check Here for U-Pick Updates before you go!

If we run out of ripe fruit in the fields, we will plan to switch gears and offer tractor tours.

Pricing & Admission- $5 Admission per person + $14 per each 1/2 peck bag of peaches

Children 2 and under are free

If y’all have any questions, please give us a call: 706-632-3411

Subject to Availability & Weather

What Is U-Pick?

We grow a variety of fruit:

Strawberries
Blueberries
Blackberries
Apples

You can look forward to:

A Ride Through Our Farm! This fun ride will be sure to spark wonder as you make your way to your destination. Our guides will then give instructions on how to pick the fruit.

Picking Fresh Fruit With Your Own Hands!

Experience the difference between store-bought produce, and fruit straight from the vine. Fruit from our fields is sun-ripened and bursting with flavor. It’s bound to be love at first bite!

Make Memories That Will Last A Lifetime!

Our fields sit on 300 acres of land, filled with idyllic scenery sure to take your breath away. Mountains line the beautiful countryside, giving the sense of peace, quiet, and the perfect day with your family.

It’s truly a one-of-a-kind experience that you don’t want to miss out on!

"We are a 4th generation family & veteran-owned and operated apple orchard founded back in 1943 by Bill and Adele Mercier. Be sure to pick up some delicious fruit, fresh baked goods, cider, and specialty items from the market when you visit."