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My Mountain Cabin Rentals Welcomes You To "My Mountain" & Blue Ridge of North Georgia. We think it is important to know that we are NOT a virtual office.  You will pass our office going to and from the My Mountain community, feel free to stop in for recommendations, directions, maps, brochures and answers to your questions.  Our office is open 7 days a week and we make ourselves available after hours for any issues that may arise. We have been serving the My Mountain community for 9 years. 

"Like" us, "Comment" & "Share" on FACEBOOK to receive information on our "weekend give-aways" and special discount AND enter our latest FREE 3 day weekend givaway contest. Contest ends February 17th.   Click on the FACEBOOK icon at top right of our home page. Check out our current contest on FACEBOOK to win a totally free weekend February 24 - 27, 2012.

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!

WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THE NORTH GEORGIA MOUNTAINS OF BLUE RIDGE                                             

SWAN DRIVE-INN: Feb 3 & 4 - Man on a Ledge & Joyful Noise 7:15  

February 19 - Winterfest Fire & Ice Sculpting - Ice Sculpting in the Blue Ridge City Park, a chili cook-off and Live Music. from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Ice Sculpting will be an interactive event featuring professional ice carvers. See ice carving demonstrations in the park. Kids will enjoy having carvers write their names in ice or help them make their own abstract sculptures.

From 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. is the chili cook-off.
The cook-off is open to individuals, civic organizations and restaurants. Guests or "tasters" can sample dozens of chili recipes for an admission ticket of $5.00.
Live Music will be from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. alongside the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway

Winter hiking is big fun in Georgia's Blue Ridge, and it sure beats a boring treadmill workout. Come on up for the best hiking in the south and get fit on the Appalachian Trail instead of the gym.

Learn something new! Only in Blue Ridge can you learn how to make your own custom bamboo fly rod with renowned fly rod craftsman Bill Oyster.

"Like" us "comment" & "share" on our FaceBook page to enter our latest contest. Look for the FaceBook icon top right corner on our home page.  Our new contest winner will be chosen February 17th for a FREE 3 day weekend February 24 to 27- call 706-374-4111 for details.  

 

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