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What to do and see in Blue Ridge, Georgia (GA): The Best Sights & Landmarks
A gateway to the Blue Ridge Mountains, Blue Ridge is home to beautiful lakes and spectacular mountains. Part of the Appalachians, the Blue Ridge range was aptly named for the bluish color that is most obvious when viewed from a distance. Great for hiking, relaxing or just enjoying the serenity, the mountains are a treat for anyone interested in a peaceful getaway.
Restaurants in Blue Ridge
1. Mercier Orchards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,400 reviews
We are an orchard nestled in the North Georgia Mountains. Open all year long, We aim to provide family orientated, and educational fun for all ages! We offer U-Pick on many seasonal fruits, a bakery featuring fried pies, a restaurant, and a unique shop. We are closed New Years Day, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
Reviewed By 122sheriu - Canton, United States
Fun place to shop, eat, pick your own fruit, hayride tours, wine tastings...Amazing apples, apple pies, fried apple pies, apple cider, caramel and candy apples, apple bread and apple donuts, oh my! That’s just during apple season!
2. Toccoa River Swinging Bridge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 403 reviews
Reviewed By 404robertt - St. Augustine, United States
We really enjoyed this short hike with our dog, especially being able to soak our paws in the cool river! The dirt road to the parking area is very ROUGH, lots of holes to dodge & tight turns. We made it in our minivan, but it was not easy.
3. Fannin County Veterans Memorial Park
4. Blue Ridge Motorsports Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Blue Ridge had been missing the excitement of a dirt racetrack for several years… until 2016! Blue Ridge Motorsports Park is formerly known as the Sugar Creek Raceway, born in 1969 which served as a staple for the local community for years to come. Come enjoy live racing, and the best concession food in the South! Fun for all ages - family friendly!
5. Inola Blue Ridge
Nestled in a forest in Blue Ridge is a colonial style village that includes a tavern, chapel and an old town street modeled from the 1700s. Built by an eccentric visionary in the 1980s, the estate is taking on a new life with special dinners, concerts and holiday events throughout the year. Find all our upcoming events on our website
