Where to Stay
Surround yourself with beauty, relaxation, and natural fun. Georgia's Blue Ridge is only 90 miles north of Atlanta, but a million miles away from it all.
Plan Your Trip
Planning a trip to the Georgia mountains? Check out our self guided tour maps of special places and experiences in the area.
Download detailed maps of activities, information and links to other websites (like the US Forest Service), outfitters and other resources.
Be sure to also download our new Visit Blue Ridge app by following the link in the directory below. Or select the trip planning tool in this site by clicking the visit button shown in the top left corner of every page.
A word to the wise ... GPS doesn't always work in the mountains, and your mapping APP might not be accurate for every destination. Also, there's a chance you might lose cellphone service on some mountain roads. Always check the directions for your destination before you go, and use our Self Guided Tour Maps to help you find outdoor attractions.
Getting Here & Maps
Maps and Directions to Georgia's Blue Ridge. Only 90 miles north of Atlanta via I-575.
Get the App
Free apps and info from Georgia's Blue Ridge. Download our Blue Ridge App for 'On-The-Go' Guidance.
Scenic Drives & Self-Guided Tours
When you drive in any direction from Blue Ridge Georgia, you'll meet with beautiful scenery and gorgeous views.
Newsletter Signup
Sign up and get info about Blue Ridge and Copper Basin events & specials!
More Planning Tools
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Where to Shop
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Hiking Trails in Blue Ridge & the Copper Basin
More than 300 miles of hiking trails, including the Appalachian Trail terminus and three local waterfalls.
Fishing
There are 100 miles of trout streams in Fannin County.
Itineraries
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Weddings & Groups
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Area Activity & Information Links
If you can't find what you are looking for, call the visitor center at 800-899-6867 or 706-632-5680.