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Backwoods Cabin Rentals is a premier Cabin Rental Broker located in the North Georgia Mountains. Conveniently located in Blue Ridge, Georgia, just 90 minutes from downtown Atlanta and 60 minutes from Chattanooga, TN, we’re sure you can find a mountain log rental cabin to meet your vacation needs with us.

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Your Hosts

Hi Folks, we are Steve and Lindy, your hosts at Backwoods Cabin Rentals. We moved to the Blue Ridge area in North Georgia a few years back, after purchasing our own log cabin as a “weekend getaway”.

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Train Rides

Train Rides

Blue Ridge Scenic Railway

Blue Ridge, GA
800-934-1898


The Blue Ridge Scenic Railway ticket office was originally the L & N Railroad Depot built in 1905 and was added to the Historical Register in 1983. The depot is located at 241 Depot Street in the heart of downtown Blue Ridge, Georgia.


Join us for an exciting trip on the train as we enjoy the beauty of the redbuds and dogwood, Mother Nature bursting into bloom along the sparkling Toccoa River!


Please Note: Advanced Reservations Recommended, Payment is required at time of Booking, 48 hours’ notice required to cancel.


Group Rates
Blue Ridge Scenic Railway is pleased to offer discounts to groups of fifteen of more paying passengers. These reduced rates apply to Adult and Child Groups separately. Please contact a Group Reservationist at 1-800-934-1898 or 1-706-632-9833


ALL TRAINS DEPART ON TIME. Please arrive at the depot early.


Tickets and Information:
1-800-934-1898
1-706-632-9833


Train Route

The train route consists of a 26-mile round trip through historic Murphy Junction along the beautiful Toccoa River. This railroad was built over 100 years ago and is the only mainline railroad excursion service based in Georgia.


Each trip begins at the depot in Blue Ridge, Georgia and includes a stop in McCaysville which permits passengers to disembark and stretch their legs while exploring the downtown communities of McCaysville, Georgia and Copperhill, Tennessee. Each round trip takes approximately 3 1/2 hours.


The last passenger train to operate over this line was a one-time special trip that ran in the 1960’s. The route was originally built as the narrow-gauge Marietta & North Georgia Railroad. Construction began in Marietta in 1877 and reached Blue Ridge in 1886.


 

 

 




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