Live Music Every Weekend at:

Cartecay Vineyards

Blue Ridge Brewery

Christy Lee's Courtyard Grill

The Vine Wine Bar and Bistro

Celebrate spring at the 8th Annual Wine Highway Weekend two weekends this year, March 22-23 and 29-30, featuring 14 north Georgia wineries. There's no better way to shake the winter blues than spending a weekend in the mountains, tasting award winning Georgia wines, and Blue Ridge is a great central location. The vineyards of Mountain Wine Country, from eastern North Carolina and North Georgia, will also host the second annual Bud Break Wine Highway Weekend on April 25-27, and Serenberry invites you to Awake the Grapes with them on May 3.

Whether you participate or spectate, come to Blue Ridge for some great outdoor races this spring, beginning with the Blue Ridge MountainAdventure Race April 12 and Blue Ridge Kids Adventure Race April 13. Finish line festivities are always fun as you watch racers dash into town on Saturday afternoon in downtown Blue Ridge City Park. The next weekend on April 19, bring the kids, the dogs and friends for Breathe Deep Blue Ridge a fun 5K run and walk fundraiser for the Lungevity Foundation at Mercier Orchards. Blue Ridge will also welcome back The Atomic Adventure Race May 18th.

Tank Town USA....ever wanted to drive a tank or crush a car with a tank, now you can...located only a few minutes from My Mountain and our office Call them at 706-633-6072 for details or reservations.   

Harvest some beautiful trout beginning May 15 from the Delayed Harvest trout fishing area near Shallowford Bridge on Aska Road. The Georgia DNR begins to stock trout in area streams beginning in March, but fishing is always good in the Trout Capital of Georgia, whether you fish the broad tailwaters of the Toccoa River or for native browns on Noontootla Creek. Get our Self-Guided Tours for information on the best fishing spots in the north Georgia mountains. more info

Visit the Humane Society of Blue Ridge's new Dog Park at 171 Mineral Springs Road.

Make reservations early for the 6th Annual Taste of Blue Ridge on April 26 at Willow Creek Falls, 11 Trackside, benefiting the Blue Ridge Humane Society. Taste of Blue Ridge is one of our area's most popular events, featuring lots of fabulous food by local restaurants, beer and wine tastings and great live entertainment. more info

There’s new night life in Blue Ridge with live local music most weekends at the Blue Ridge Brewery, La Veranda, The Vine, Christy Lee’s and the Whistlestop with LIVE MUSIC on Friday and Saturday nights. Also check out the Blue Ridge Community Theater’s calendar for their Live Music is Better Series. Enjoy some great music in the mountains! 

Something is brewing up here in the north Georgia mountains! Blue Ridge’s local brewers are cooking up new batches of delicious locally made beer, wine and hard cider. NEW! Locally brewed beer at Blue Ridge Brewery and wine at Serenberry Vineyards. Check out the hard cider house at Mercier Orchards regularly for a taste of their delicious hard cider. Or fill your Growler with micro brews at Out of the Blue.   

Zip line and Canopy Tours now offered in Blue Ridge.  Check our Local Area Guide info on our home page.  

 Stop by The Sweet Shoppe in downtown Blue Ridge for one of their unbelievable gourmet cupcakes.  The owners recently appeared on the TV show "Cupcake Wars" for the second time but this time they walked away with the Championship.  Try their award winning cupcakes.....  

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Welcome to My Mountain Cabin Rentals, gateway to the Blue Ridge Mountains in beautiful North Central Georgia Mountains. This area is popular among cabin rental vacationers, nature lovers, fishermen, and outdoor enthusiasts nationwide. It boasts beautiful Blue Ridge mountain ranges, scores of natural lakes and Georgia mountain streams, and a tranquil, country atmosphere. Visitors return year after year for outdoor recreational activities and quiet cabin getaways in North Georgia. The mountain town of Blue Ridge has a wide array of available lodging, hiking trails, excellent restaurants and shops, and a full schedule of folk music festivals, arts shows, and community events. The rich history and architecture of the North Georgia mountains and Blue Ridge offers fascinating insights into our Nation's past. 

The North Georgia mountains were originally Cherokee country, and the remnants of that great civilization are in evidence all around. They considered this to be their "Enchanted Land." Cherokees farmed the Blue Ridge Mountains during temperate seasons, and left the area during the winter for warmer climates.

Early colonial settlers discovered the agricultural wealth offered by the North Georgia and Blue Ridge mountains, and they moved into the area to farm and harvest the forest. Unfortunately, the harvesting of the forest placed the environment at great risk, and in the early 1930's the federal government bought the north georgia mountain land and created the Chattahoochee National Forest to prevent further damage and to reforest the Blue Ridge mountain area.

During the reforestation project, two camps were established in Fannin County, Georgia -- Camp Sea Creek and Camp Wilscot. Other camps were established in the surrounding north Georgia mountains which also contributed to the restoration.

The Chattahoochee National Forest covers almost 750,000 acres and spans 18 Georgia counties. This area is home to Brasstown Bald, the highest point in Georgia. It contains the headwaters of every major river in North Georgia, and offers hundreds of waterfalls, mountain lakes and dales, and abundant wildlife. Vogel State Park, within the borders of the Chattahoochee National Forest, is Georgia's second oldest state park.

The Fannin County Chamber of Commerce serves as a major force for good in the North Georgia area by maintaining a focus on management of the land within our county. Today, more than 100,000 acres of land in Fannin County is managed by the United States Forest Service.

The Blue Ridge Mountains run to the south and west from Pennsylvania. This range contains many famous peaks, including the Shenandoahs. Further south toward Virginia, the countryside segues into rolling hills, and then reverts back to mountain terrain in North Carolina, which contains some of the highest peaks in the Eastern United States. In Southern North Carolina the ridge turns west, and continues into North Georgia and Blue Ridge of Fannin County. Here, the Appalachian Range includes the Benton MacKaye on its western ridge and the Appalachian Trail on the eastern ridge.

According to the Chamber of Commerce, "Every Day is a perfect day for a Blue Ridge R&R". We agree whole-heartedly! Come see for yourself. You'll find friendly people, a quiet, country atmosphere, and more events than you can shake a stick at!