Vacation rentals in North Georgia Mountains

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Cabin in Dahlonega
5 out of 5 average rating, 240 reviews

Modern Glass Cabin near trails, wine, & Dahlonega

Discover a gem just 9 minutes from downtown Dahlonega:an all-glass cabin nestled on 3.5 private acres in the heart of wine country. Experience floor to ceiling woodland views from every room. OMG! Located in a renowned cycling area, pedal your way through scenic routes from the door. Only 6 miles from the iconic Appalachian Trail, it's a fusion of luxury and natural beauty. Dive into world-class vineyards or seek unlimited outdoor adventure. An unmatched haven in Dahlonega's serene woods awaits.

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Cabin in Franklin
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 260 reviews

Quartermoon Cabin At The Mountain Shire

EXPERIENCE THE LUXURY OF DISCONNECTING! ADULTS-ONLY NATURE RETREAT! Welcome to The Mountain Shire, a psychedelic fantasy-themed AirBnB village nestled in the Nantahala National Forest and surrounded by the Great Smoky Mountains. Quartermoon Cabin, a restful hill-top dwelling, will transport you to the mystical realm of the moon. This is the perfect location for you to recharge at night and venture in the day to explore the magical forests surrounding you. Your next grand adventure begins here!

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Cabin in Murphy
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Mountain View, Hot Tub, Firepit + Low Cleaning Fee

Come unwind at our peaceful mountain cabin, just 10 minutes from Murphy's charming downtown. Our cozy home offers the perfect mix of rustic appeal and modern comforts, surrounded by 6 acres of lush forest. Located near the Appalachian Trail, Nantahala Forest, and only minutes from Hiwassee Lake, this 2 bed/2 bath with extra loft is ideal for couples or small families eager to hike and explore. Read a book in the hammock, gather around the firepit, or relax in the hot tub gazing at the stars.

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Cottage in Mineral Bluff
5 out of 5 average rating, 150 reviews

Mad Hatter Cottage ~ *Dark Whimsical Riverfront*

~ This isn't your bedtime fairytale ~ Bogged down with the mundane, we set off to escape from reality for a little bit and create the Wonderland of our adult dreams on this pristine riverfront lot. Step into a different realm where not all is as it initially seems. Wonderland is all grown up and ready to surprise you with carefully crafted details designed to immerse you, shock you, incite you, excite you, and even confound you at every turn. Minimums: Weekday: 2-night Weekend: 3-night

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Cabin in Blue Ridge
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 191 reviews

Blue Ridge cabin/leaves/private/hot tub/fire pits

Relax in this peaceful and private modern space. A quick drive from the city and you've arrived at this escape from the hustle and bustle. Yet when the mood strikes for great restaurants, trendy bars/breweries, and unique small-town shopping you're only minutes away from downtown Blue Ridge. In this completely updated cabin you'll experience total privacy in the indoor hot tub, gorgeous screened in porch with swing bed and tv, huge walk-in shower, serene firepit, new grill & firepit table.

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Place to stay in Ellijay
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 224 reviews

The Lens Lodge

Ever dreamed of sleeping in the lens of a camera on the top of a mountain with breathtaking views? Yeah, us too! In this OMG! Fund-winning stay you will sleep in the lens roughly 15 feet above the ground with a full circular window allowing you to see the beautiful mountainscape from bed. Secluded between two of North Ga's most popular mountain towns, this modern camera themed house is the perfect balance of fun and luxury, from polaroids to document your stay to a luxury rainfall shower.

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Treehouse in Blue Ridge
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 229 reviews

Apex Treehouse

Creekside A-frame Treehouse in nature tucked amongst the trees in the scenic mountain town of Blue Ridge, Georgia. This treehouse is tiny home perfect for nature lovers, couples or solo adventurers. Inside this tiny cabin you will find custom construction with reclaimed wood from a 100 year old furniture store with rustic and modern charm. Outside, you will be greeted by the babbling of Fightingtown Creek, a large sunken hot tub overlooking the creek and a firepit under a canopy of stars.

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Tower in Dahlonega
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 156 reviews

Mountain Views | Wineries | Weddings | Hiking

Welcome to the Dahlonega Tower Cabin! • Fire Pit • Sunset view (seasonal) • 2 Bedrooms/2 Bathrooms • 1 king, 2 twin beds, 1 large sofa • 15 min to the Dahlonega square • 30 min to Helen • Sling TV included • Located near wineries/wedding venues • Close to the Appalachian Trail at Woody Gap • Directly on the 6 Gap bike route • 2 fireplaces • Fully stocked kitchen • Outdoor furniture • Parking for 4 vehicles • External security cameras/noise sensor/smoke sensor • Business License #4721

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Cabin in Mineral Bluff
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 184 reviews

Luxe & Scenic Escape: Hot Tub ~ Breathtaking Views

Step into the luxurious 2BR 2BA oasis - a scenic and tranquil property in the Blue Ridge Mountains. A relaxing escape with breathtaking mountain and forest views, nestled 20 minutes from the towns of Blue Ridge, McCaysville, and Murphy, with many attractions and natural beauty. ✔ 2 King Bedrooms ✔ Open Design Living ✔ Fully Equipped Kitchen ✔ Hot Tub ✔ Wood burning indoor fireplace ✔ Patio (Gas fireplace, TV, Heater, Grill, Wet bar) ✔ Sonos Audio system ✔ High Speed Wi-Fi ✔ Parking

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Cabin in Blue Ridge
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

Hilltop Haus Stunning Views: sauna | gym | hot tub

The Hilltop Haus is our home away from home. A little vintage A-Frame, nestled in the woods, with breathtaking year-round views of the Blue Ridge mountains. We're so excited to share our private getaway with you. Our cabin is just minutes from all the restaurants and shopping you could ask for. Nature filled activities surround us- hiking, world class fly fishing, white water rafting, and more! You can expect to be immersed with nature, privacy, and absolutely incredible sunsets.

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Home in Ellijay
5 out of 5 average rating, 109 reviews

Modern Luxury A-Frame with Hot Tub

ATLAS A-frame is a modern Scandinavian inspired cabin nestled on a farm in the North Georgia mountains. This luxurious spa-like retreat offers two full bedrooms/bathrooms, a convertible loft (to sleep 6 total), and an expansive outdoor space with hot tub, fire pit and grill. Minutes from downtown Ellijay, local wineries and outdoor adventures. ATLAS is a collection of three unique cabins nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. IG: @atlas_ellijay

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Treehouse in Sautee Nacoochee
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 160 reviews

Tree-Top Window Loft - Unique Nature Experience

Escape to our unique Nordic, tree-top window cabin nestled in a serene 22-acre forest. Enjoy breathtaking forest views from expansive windows, unwind by the gas fire pit, and dine at the picnic table. The detached bathhouse offers a luxurious touch, while a hammock invites relaxation among the trees. Centrally located, you’re just 5 minutes from alpine Helen, and close to waterfalls, vineyards, hiking, and fishing

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Your guide to North Georgia Mountains

All About North Georgia Mountains

The North Georgia Mountains are part of the Blue Ridge Mountains, which stretch from Pennsylvania to Georgia, and are so called because their imposing peaks undulate on the horizon like deep blue waves. Some of the mountains within the North Georgia Mountain range are over a billion years old. Their highest peak, Brasstown Bald, reaches nearly 5,000 feet in elevation, offering sweeping views of the majestic surrounding landscape. There’s also Stone Mountain Park, which includes a massive granite pluton formed by a geological folding process over 350 million years ago. Beyond the natural terrain, discover a historical spectacle called the Crossroads — a village seemingly trapped in time in the 1870s — catch a show at the Hart County Community Theatre, or take a tour around a local winery for a true taste of the region.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in North Georgia Mountains

The best time to stay at a vacation rental in the North Georgia Mountains is in May, June, and September, as these months offer temperate weather for hiking, walking, and enjoying the landscape. Spring is also a lovely time to visit, when the wildlife comes out of hibernation and the scenery comes alive with wildflowers. The warmer summer months are best for floating on the river under clear skies, hiking in the mountains, and boating on the lake. If you visit during the fall, prepare to be blown away by the beautiful colors of the changing leaves. A winter stay in the mountains is a cozy way to celebrate the holidays, with a crackling fire providing a just reward for a chilly hike.


Top things to do in North Georgia Mountains

Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest

The Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest is home to a double loop trail with striking views. The two connecting routes are the Keown Falls Loop and the John Mountains Loop, which is a five-mile trail with an elevation gain of over 1,000 feet. Along the way, there are plenty of waterfalls to see and picnic tables with grills where you can stop and refuel.

Blue Ridge Scenic Railway

Spend a day riding the train down the Toccoa River. Start your journey in Downtown Blue Ridge and take the scenic route for four hours through 26 miles of magnificent mountain landscape. You’ll zigzag between small towns including McCaysville and Copperhill and make pit stops along the way to see the sights. Here, the journey is just as remarkable as the destination.

Tubing the Chattahoochee River

Cool off in the Chattahoochee River with a sun-drenched afternoon of tubing. Float along downstream for a (mostly) smooth and relaxing ride, with just a few quick twists and turns to keep it exciting. If you’re making the trip here in the fall, don’t forget to check out the lively Oktoberfest celebrations that take place in the mountain town of Helen every October.