Great experience with great people!
FishingBlue Ridge, GA, located in Fannin County, is renowned for being the Trout capital of Georgia. The Toccoa River, flowing throughout Blue Ridge, boasts a plentiful amount of fishing spots where you'll be sure to catch some rainbow trout! Whether you’re visiting Blue Ridge for a family reunion, summer vacation, guys’ trip, or a couples getaway, a fishing excursion in the North Georgia Mountains is the perfect addition to your itinerary. Our riverfront cabins have direct access to the Toccoa River, so you can spend your vacation days catch-and-releasing right from your luxury cabin!
Not sure where to begin? Never fear! Blue Ridge is home to several professional fishing guides, including Georgia Wild Trout, Joe DiPietro, Noontootla Creek Farms! These local experts will guide you along a memorable river experience that will leave you yearning for your next Blue Ridge getaway. 
|  The Memories An old English proverb says that "all good things must come to an end," and, unfortunately, that is true of our family vacation. The time passed way too quickly, but a good time was had by all, and we have lots of fun memories to last until next year's trip. Of... An old English proverb says that "all good things must come to an end," and, unfortunately, that is true of our family vacation. The time passed way too quickly, but a good time was had by all, and we have lots of fun memories to last until next year's trip. Of course, we will see each other again before then, but our vacations are really the only times we have a whole week together under one roof. Fallen Timber is just one of several luxurious lodges available from Mr. Gary Knight at Cabin Rentals of Georgia. If you are planning a getaway to the Blue Ridge area, I highly recommend that you visit Gary's beautiful website and check out his gorgeous accommodations. We went to the Ocoee River, close to the Ocoee Whitewater Center, which is about 20 miles from Blue Ridge. The Ocoee Whitewater Center site was constructed for the purpose of holding the 1996 Olympic Canoe and Kayak Slalom competitions. This was the first time these events were held on a natural river and it was appropriate the Ocoee should be chosen as the site as it was already one of the most popular whitewater rivers in the world. And they don't call it "whitewater" for nothing! |
