We had a fabulous weekend with our staff in Outlaw Ridge, A Rolling River, and The Rivers Edge. Looking forward to another stay next holiday season.
  Lake Blue Ridge Loop TrailHiking  Discover this 0.8-mile loop trail near Blue Ridge, Georgia, an easy route that takes about 18 minutes to complete. Popular for birding, camping, and hiking, you're likely to encounter other visitors while exploring. The trail is best enjoyed from February through November. Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a leash. This wooded path offers lovely views of the lake but can be narrow in some areas. Sturdy footwear is recommended due to uneven terrain with rocks and roots. A helpful tip from hikers: When in the parking lot, avoid following the bike sign, as it points in the wrong direction. Instead, face the lake and head to the far left to find the trail’s starting point on a small boardwalk.
Lake Blue Ridge Recreation Area Dry Branch Rd, Blue Ridge, GA 30513
From Downtown Blue Ridge: Get on E First Street and continue until it turns into Old Hwy 76. After 1.9 miles turn RIGHT on Dry Branch Road At 2.2 miles turn LEFT into Lake Blue Ridge Day Use Area for parking
|  The Memories We had a fabulous weekend with our staff in Outlaw Ridge, A Rolling River, and The Rivers Edge. Looking forward to another stay next holiday season. We spent the first weekend in August at Cherokee Sunrise as recommended as one of the agent's favorite properties and we were so pleased! The 100 year old cabin was beautifully refurbished with modern appliances and beautiful decor; the pond out front provided a lovely view... We spent the first weekend in August at Cherokee Sunrise as recommended as one of the agent's favorite properties and we were so pleased! The 100 year old cabin was beautifully refurbished with modern appliances and beautiful decor; the pond out front provided a lovely view from the screened front porch as did the field that served as the front yard; a doe and fawn visited us each morning and evening with the only sound being the bubbling of the spring feeding into the pond. A short walk led to the banks of the Noontootla where we enjoyed a swing over the water and a gazebo on the creekbank. We hiked the nearby Aska Trails and spent an afternnoon paddling Lake Blue Ridge, all in close proximity to this lovely homestead. We slept well in the comfy, spacious bed after long days of enjoying all the area has to offer - good restaurants, great outdoors, wildlife, quaint towns. I wish we had stayed a whole week; a weekend left us wanting more. |
