Our Top Tri-State Recommendations!
Here are our favourite things to see and do in the tri-state area of Tennessee, Georgia, and North Carolina.
Some are well known, and some are more off the beaten path. Have a look around as we have included photos, videos, information and links.
They are ordered from closest to our treehouses to furthest away.
Historic Downtown Ducktown, Copperhill & McCaysville
The three cities of Ducktown, Copperhill, and McCaysville near our treehouses are all rich in history, and offer amazing options for dining, shopping, breweries and more. Over the years, it has become a central gathering spot for travelers and adventurers that come to the area for rafting, tubing, hiking, fishing, and so much more.
- Kat’s New York Deli
- Rod’s Rock and Rolls
- Habanaros
- Bradford’s BBQ
- Rum Cake Lady Cuban Cafe
- Burra Burra on the River
- Twisted Tomato
- Kenny’s Pizza and Subs
- Ocoee River Cafe
- El Rio Mexican
- Mexico Loco
- Buck Bald Brewery
- Copperhill Brewery
- Yellowbird Coffee Shop
- Blue Ridge Olive Oil
- From Russia with Love
- Mountain Attitude Designs
- Pic N Vine
- Toccoa River Outfitters Fly Shop
- Mustang Sally Clothing
- Copper-Mine Candle Co
- Natures Collectibles
- Cuckoo’s Nest Antiques
- Blue Ridge Mountain Outfitters
- Deaf Man Vinyl
- Mainstreet Mutt
- Blue Ridge Adventure Wear
- Copperhill Rock and Mineral Co.
Check these spots out to meet friendly people, eat good food, and have a great time!
- Tooneys Music Venue
- Rod’s Rock and Rolls
- Bradfords BBQ
- Katz New York Deli
- Blue Ridge Olive Oil
- Mainstreet Mutt
Historic Downtown Blue Ridge, Georgia Has Plenty To Offer!
This list only scratches the surface of what Blue Ridge has to offer. New attractions are continuously coming to town so be sure to check back and see what’s changed!
- Pete’s place
- Black Sheep Restaurant
- Southern Charm Restaurant
- Cantabury Cafe
- Serentiy Garden Cafe
- C Bolt’s
- Harvest On Main
- Masseria Kitchen+Bar
- Fighting Town Tavern
- Chesters Brunnenmeyer’s
- The Sweet Shoppe
- Blue Ridge Cotton Company
- Blue Ridge Olive Oil
- Tupelo Tea
- Mercier Orchards
- Huck’s General Store
- Fishbone Studio
- Blue Ridge Adventure Gear
- Cohutta Fishing Company
- Silk Road Traveler
- Broken Bull
- Painted Pony Trading Co.
- Blue Ridge Community Theater
- Scenic Railway
- Escape Blue Ridge
- Blue Ridge Adventure Park
- Farmers Market Blue Ridge
- Blue Ridge Motorsports Park
- Lake Blue Ridge Marina
- Lily Pad Village
Section Hike the Appalachian Trail
For the hard core hikers among you…
Treehouse Mountain is Located Near a few key areas that give avid hikers access to a section hike of the Appalachian Trail:
Woody Gap to Neels Gap: This trail takes you 10.9 miles along the section of the AT that goes over and down Blood Mountain. It covers mile 20.8 to 31.7. Even if you are not looking for a hike, the top point of this trail is located on the scenic drive that passes by Vogel State Park which features plenty of family friendly hikes and activities as well. The drive to get here is just under an hour of scenic mountain roads.
Family Adventures
You can’t visit the mountains with the whole family and not go zip lining over some breathtaking valleys. The top rated experience would have to be Ocoee River Basin Canopy Tour. Operating since 1971, these guys are professionals in the industry. Not only that, but their tree based tour takes you through 14 wooded acres. They offer:
A three hour tour with over a half a mile of air time
Three sky bridges offering panoramic views
9 zip line sections alternating between trees and elevated platforms
Unforgettable experiences!
Canopy Rangers will share both the history and the wonder of the recovery of this area from red clay back to deep green forest.
Merciers: A North Georgia Must Visit
People from all over the South East have heard about the one and only Mercier Orchards. Known for their expanse of apple orchards, they have grown their 300+ acres of property to become a place for all types of travelers to find something to do. Listed below are some activities that they offer. It’s centrally located and not far from the treehouses!
They offer a lot of seasonal activities so keep a look-out for events they might be hosting!
Water Activities
South Eastern Tennessee is known for the rivers and lakes in the area. Most notably is the Ocoee River, former home to the 1996 Olympic White Water Competition. The river is still used for white water rafting and kayaking between April-October. With the assistance of skilled guides, this is a great option for groups looking to have some fun!
For a more serene and gentle experience on the water, there’s the Toccoa River for tubing, kayaking, canoeing, and fishing. See below for a list of outfitters that provide shuttle service, guide services, tubes, kayak/canoe rental for your trip:
Mountain Biking
Our area is prime for some great mountain biking. If you weren’t able to bring your bike along with you, don’t worry! There is a local shop that supplies bike rentals as well. Located at the Ocoee White Water Center, mountain bike enthusiasts have access to the Tansai Trail System which connects 9 trails diverse trails.
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