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About Blue Ridge Mountains
The Blue Ridge Mountains get their name from the distinctive blue haze that characterizes the range from afar. The peaks are more than just a predominant feature of the eastern United States - it is a landscape through which Mother Nature shows her talent for beauty and grace. Spanning six states, the mountain range is the gateway to the Appalachian Trail. It is also home to tons of activities, as well as many dazzling Blue Ridge Mountains vacation rentals that will take your breath away.
Far from the noise of vibrant Atlanta, GA, and offering different scenery from coastal Savannah, GA, a Blue Ridge Mountains vacation rental is a great place to escape into the solitude of nature. Beginning in the southernmost portion of Georgia in Carlisle, the Blue Ridge Mountains work their way north all the way to Mount Oglethorpe, Pennsylvania, encompassing approximately 615 miles. The range is typically referred to as narrow, but it boasts some of the highest peaks in eastern North America, including 125 mountains that exceed 5,000 feet in elevation.
Our Blue Ridge Mountains vacation rentals are surrounded by spectacular scenery. The mountains are home to two national parks, Shenandoah National Park and Great Smoky Mountains National Park. These two parks offer a combined 1,350 miles of trails, so if you're into hiking, you'll be covered! Explore streams, cliffs, and waterfalls as you search for glimpses of wildlife and snap photos. After all, you'll have one of the best backdrops imaginable. Fly fishing, backcountry camping, and horseback riding are also popular activities during a stay in one of our cabin rentals near the national parks.
A number of national forests also surround our Blue Ridge Mountain vacation rentals: Chattahoochee, Cherokee, Nantahala, Pisgah, Jefferson, and George Washington. These national forests include more than 700 varieties of trees and plants, the perfect environments for flora lovers. These forests are wonderful for hiking as well, but you can also try something new like gem mining or rock sliding. After a full day of exploring, you'll be glad to have a cozy cabin rental to return to.
With the changing of seasons comes not only a difference in temperature but also a stunning display of bright foliage one can't help but admire. A Blue Ridge Mountain cabin is an incredible place to witness the fall foliage. In fact, some people plan trips just to witness the beauty that arrives with autumn. The peak season is between mid-October and early-November, and the German-inspired town of Helen, GA (home of the famous Oktoberfest) is a spectacular place to peep the fall foliage.
Blue Ridge is comprised of many small towns that allow you to let loose and relax. One such town is quiet Sautee Nacoochee, GA, located only a few miles from Helen. Named one of the 100 Best Small Arts Towns in America, Sautee Nacoochee has much in common with other towns situated along the Blue Ridge Mountains: it is charming, gorgeous, and utterly rejuvenating. We offer a wide selection of cabin rentals in Sautee Nacoochee and beyond, so you can take your pick.
If it's not already on your bucket list, you'll want to add Blue Ridge Parkway immediately. A 469-mile long national parkway, the stretch is also considered an All-American Road and America's longest linear park. The parkway runs through 29 counties in Virginia and North Carolina. Home to more than 220 species of birds, the parkway also features about 100 types of trees and crosses five major rivers. The parkway's 300 miles of trails are perfect for outdoor exercise, but the area also features a ton of other activities like kayaking, canoeing, bicycling, and picnicking.
Though it's hard to picture the Blue Ridge Mountains being any more picturesque, our vacation rentals allow you to truly experience the serenity that this landscape provides - just the way it was intended. Find your perfect Blue Ridge Mountains cabin rental and book today!
The Vacasa Guide to Blue Ridge Mountain Cabin Rentals
Where are our Blue Ridge Mountain cabin rentals?
Far from the noise of vibrant Atlanta, GA, and offering different scenery from coastal Savannah, GA, a Blue Ridge Mountains vacation rental is a great place to escape into the solitude of nature. Beginning in the southernmost portion of Georgia in Carlisle, the Blue Ridge Mountains work their way north all the way to Mount Oglethorpe, Pennsylvania, encompassing approximately 615 miles. The range is typically referred to as narrow, but it boasts some of the highest peaks in eastern North America, including 125 mountains that exceed 5,000 feet in elevation.
National forests in the Blue Ridge Mountains
Our Blue Ridge Mountains vacation rentals are surrounded by spectacular scenery. The mountains are home to two national parks, Shenandoah National Park and Great Smoky Mountains National Park. These two parks offer a combined 1,350 miles of trails, so if you're into hiking, you'll be covered! Explore streams, cliffs, and waterfalls as you search for glimpses of wildlife and snap photos. After all, you'll have one of the best backdrops imaginable. Fly fishing, backcountry camping, and horseback riding are also popular activities during a stay in one of our cabin rentals near the national parks.
A number of national forests also surround our Blue Ridge Mountain vacation rentals: Chattahoochee, Cherokee, Nantahala, Pisgah, Jefferson, and George Washington. These national forests include more than 700 varieties of trees and plants, the perfect environments for flora lovers. These forests are wonderful for hiking as well, but you can also try something new like gem mining or rock sliding. After a full day of exploring, you'll be glad to have a cozy cabin rental to return to.
Fall foliage around your Blue Ridge Mountain cabin rental
With the changing of seasons comes not only a difference in temperature but also a stunning display of bright foliage one can't help but admire. A Blue Ridge Mountain cabin is an incredible place to witness the fall foliage. In fact, some people plan trips just to witness the beauty that arrives with autumn. The peak season is between mid-October and early-November, and the German-inspired town of Helen, GA (home of the famous Oktoberfest) is a spectacular place to peep the fall foliage.
Small towns in the Blue Ridge Mountains
Blue Ridge is comprised of many small towns that allow you to let loose and relax. One such town is quiet Sautee Nacoochee, GA, located only a few miles from Helen. Named one of the 100 Best Small Arts Towns in America, Sautee Nacoochee has much in common with other towns situated along the Blue Ridge Mountains: it is charming, gorgeous, and utterly rejuvenating. We offer a wide selection of cabin rentals in Sautee Nacoochee and beyond, so you can take your pick.
Blue Ridge Parkway
If it's not already on your bucket list, you'll want to add Blue Ridge Parkway immediately. A 469-mile long national parkway, the stretch is also considered an All-American Road and America's longest linear park. The parkway runs through 29 counties in Virginia and North Carolina. Home to more than 220 species of birds, the parkway also features about 100 types of trees and crosses five major rivers. The parkway's 300 miles of trails are perfect for outdoor exercise, but the area also features a ton of other activities like kayaking, canoeing, bicycling, and picnicking.
Though it's hard to picture the Blue Ridge Mountains being any more picturesque, our vacation rentals allow you to truly experience the serenity that this landscape provides - just the way it was intended. Find your perfect Blue Ridge Mountains cabin rental and book today!
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The Vacasa Guide to Blue Ridge Mountain Cabin Rentals