Nature's Retreat - 4 BR, Hot tub, Game Room, Firepit - near Blue Ridge!

Take a load off at Nature's Retreat. A quiet oasis in a busy life is just what you need to recharge. Visit nearby attractions through the North Georgia Region and make memories with family in this spacious cabin.

Enjoy:

- A firepit space
- A well stocked kitchen
- A luxurious garden tub
- Two gas burning fireplaces
- A full sized pinball machine
- A screened in porch
- A dedicated work space
- A pool table
- A hot tub

● On 3.5 acres of land in the Blue Ridge area, this spacious three-bedroom log cabin offers an escape for families or groups looking to relax and reconnect.
● The cabin features two fireplaces, creating a cozy atmosphere in both the living area and one of the bedrooms.
● Each of the 4 bedrooms is equipped with a TV, ensuring everyone has their own space to unwind.
● The cabin includes two fully equipped kitchens, making meal preparation a breeze whether you’re indoors or outside. Step out onto the expansive porches to enjoy your morning coffee or dine at the outdoor eating space while enjoying a view of the surrounding nature.
● The game room adds an extra layer of fun, with activities to keep everyone entertained, from board games to friendly competitions.
● After a day of exploring the nearby Blue Ridge attractions, gather around the fire pit for a relaxing evening under the stars. With high-speed internet provided, you can stay connected if needed, but the cabin’s tranquil setting also offers a welcome opportunity to unplug and enjoy nature. Whether you’re looking for a quiet retreat or an adventurous getaway, this cabin is the perfect base for your Blue Ridge mountain experience.

Here’s a list of activities in the Blue Ridge area, offering a mix of outdoor adventures, local attractions, and cultural experiences:

1. Antique Shopping • Blue Ridge Antique Mall. • Mercier Orchards: Besides fresh produce and apple-related goods, this location also offers antiques and local crafts for a touch of nostalgia. • The Blue Ridge Scenic Railway Depot: Located near the historic train depot, browse through antique shops and boutiques in the heart of downtown Blue Ridge.

2. Kayaking & Canoeing • Blue Ridge Lake: A stunning spot for kayaking, canoeing, and paddleboarding with scenic views of the mountains and calm waters. • Toccoa River: Enjoy kayaking or tubing down this peaceful, scenic river, perfect for a relaxing day on the water. • Lake Nottely: Another great spot for kayaking and paddleboarding, offering beautiful lake views and plenty of space to explore.

3. Fishing • Toccoa River: Known for its excellent trout fishing, the Toccoa River is a prime spot for anglers looking to cast a line in a picturesque setting. • Blue Ridge Lake: Fish for bass, crappie, and trout in this serene mountain lake, where you can relax and enjoy the natural beauty. • Nottely River: Another great fishing destination in the area, especially for those who enjoy fly fishing.

4. Hiking & Outdoor Exploration • Appalachian Trail: Hike a portion of this famous trail, which passes through the Blue Ridge Mountains, offering breathtaking views and challenging terrain. • Amicalola Falls State Park: Home to Georgia’s tallest waterfall, this park features several scenic trails, including the 8.5-mile trail leading to the Appalachian Trail. • Blue Ridge Scenic Railway: While not strictly a hiking experience, you can combine a scenic train ride with a hike at various stops along the way. • Falls Branch Falls: Moderate hike that rewards visitors with a beautiful waterfall in a forest setting. • Vogel State Park: Family-friendly hiking with trails that lead to stunning mountain vistas and a serene lake.

5. Wineries & Vineyards • Yonah Mountain Vineyards: Set on a beautiful mountain estate, this vineyard offers tastings and tours, as well as spectacular views of the surrounding mountains. • Wolf Mountain Vineyards: Known for its wine and stunning panoramic views, this vineyard also has a restaurant and offers tours and tastings. • Crane Creek Vineyards: A picturesque vineyard where you can enjoy wine tastings, picnics, and live music in a peaceful, scenic setting. • Fainting Goat Vineyards: Enjoy wines made from local grapes while taking in stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

6. Local Parks • Blue Ridge Community Theater: Enjoy a variety of local performances in a cozy, intimate setting, including plays and musical events. • Blue Ridge City Park: A great spot for a family picnic or a leisurely walk with plenty of green space, a playground, and access to local trails. • Chattahoochee National Forest: With countless miles of trails, rivers, and lakes, this national forest offers endless opportunities for hiking, fishing, and wildlife spotting. • Mercier Orchards: A local park that doubles as a working orchard, where visitors can enjoy seasonal fruit picking, a picnic area, and a quaint country store.

7. Scenic Drives & Overlooks • Russell-Brasstown Scenic Byway: A 41-mile loop offering incredible views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, along with access to hiking trails and scenic overlooks. • Brasstown Bald: Take a short drive or hike to Georgia’s highest peak, where you can enjoy 360-degree views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

8. Historic & Cultural Sites • Blue Ridge Scenic Railway: A historic 26-mile train ride from Blue Ridge to McCaysville, with stops at picturesque towns and scenic views along the way. • The Blue Ridge Depot: A historic train depot in downtown Blue Ridge, offering a glimpse into the town’s history and serving as a hub for local tourism. • Old Toccoa Farm: A scenic and historic farm that offers opportunities for golf, fishing, and outdoor recreation in a beautiful, rustic setting.

9. Local Dining & Breweries • The Blue Ridge Brewery: Enjoy locally brewed craft beer in a cozy setting, with a variety of beers brewed on-site and a delicious menu to complement them. • Harvest on Main: A farm-to-table restaurant in downtown Blue Ridge that offers fresh, locally sourced dishes and a charming atmosphere. • The Dogwood: A unique restaurant and brewery offering great food, craft beers, and an inviting ambiance perfect for dining after a day of exploring. With such a wide range of activities, the Blue Ridge area provides something for everyone, from outdoor adventures to cultural exploration and relaxation.

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++ NEARBY FESTIVALS COMING UP! ++

Oct 4-5 - John C. Campbell Fall Festival
John C. Campbell Folk School. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Oct 4-5 - Indian Summer Festival
Woody Gap School in Suches

Oct 10-12, 16-18 - Georgia Mountain Fall Festival
Hiawassee.

Oct 11-12, 18-19 - Georgia Apple Festival
Ellijay Lions Club Fairgrounds.

Oct 11-12, 18-19 - Sorghum in the Mountains Festival
Located in Blairsville, GA.

Oct 17-19 Blue Ridge Mountains Parade of Homes
A self-guided tour.

Oct 18 - Paws Fest
Downtown Blue Ridge, City Park.

Oct 18 - 19 - Heritage Days Festival
Talking Rock, GA, 9am - 5pm.

Oct 18-19 - Gold Rush Days Festival
Downtown Dahlonega, 9am - 5pm.

Oct 24 - 26 - Mountain Moonshine Festival
Georgia Racing Hall of Fame in Dawsonville, GA.

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***There are many places to rent a cabin online, but Suches Vacation Rentals doesn't just rent cabins. We provide guided check ins, recommendations on local hikes and sightseeing, and staff on hand from 9am to 9pm to help you with your stay. Don't just book a cabin and get a code for entry, book with Suches Vacation Rentals and we will help you experience the mountains!***

You will have the entire listing for yourself.

Suches Vacation Rentals is available by text or phone 24/7. The number to reach us will be provided in check in information. You will hear a menu listing who is reachable at the time of your call. Our reservations person is available 9-5 for general assistance, guest services, for requests that require in person attention, from 5-10 pm, and from 10pm to 9am someone will be available for rental emergencies. If you are experiencing a medical emergency or immediate danger please call 911.

Each of our cabins feature an “Experience the Mountains” manual with suggestions for hikes, sightseeing, and restaurants. You aren’t just booking a cabin when you rent through Suches Vacation Rentals. It is our goal to help you connect with the area and find the activities you are looking to enjoy while visiting Suches, in the Chattahoochee National Forest. Call or text us between 9am-9pm for help finding the perfect fun during your stay.

Cleanliness: With over 5,000 stays and nearly 2300 reviews you can easily read our commitment to our guests.

Suches Vacation Rentals provides the following amount of basic goods as a Starter Kit for your arrival at the cabin:

Kitchen Trash Bags - 5 (under the kitchen sink)
Paper Towels - 1 Roll per Kitchen
Toilet Paper - 3 per bathroom
Body Soap - Small sample bar soaps (with welcome kit in kitchen)

Please make a note, this is a starter kit for your arrival. If you feel that you'll need more of these items you'll want to bring them with you or purchase them while you are in town.

Since coffee and laundry detergent can be very personal choices we encourage you to bring those with you as we do not provide them.

An ample supply of dish soap, dish detergent, shampoo and conditioner and hand soap are provided.

No amplified sound equipment can be used outdoors between the hours of 10pm and 8am Sunday - Thursday and not between the hours of 11pm and 8 am Friday and Saturday.

Please be aware that you will be receiving a link to our booking contract via text within 24 hours of making your reservation. If you do not see it come through, please let us know as it must be signed. We are happy to answer any questions about its contents.

UC license #: 041008
License Number STR-041008