Escape and relax in one of their privately owned cabin rentals in the Blue Ridge, North Georgia Mountains. Or enjoy one of their luxury North Georgia cabin rentals on the Ocoee River in Tennessee or near Lake Blue Ridge in North Georgia.

Cuddle Up Cabin Rentals offers luxury North Georgia cabin rentals for family vacations, group visits or just a quiet Georgia mountain retreat. They provide the perfect accommodations for your visit to their Blue Ridge Georgia Mountains, the Ocoee River and Toccoa River or Lake Blue Ridge.

Their many vacation cabin rentals allow you to experience a little piece of heaven every time you visit. Their private luxury cabins provide a getaway retreat for couples, families and friends who love nature and the outdoors. Cuddle Up Cabin Rentals manages these privately owned luxury rental cabins, all of which are located within minutes of Blue Ridge, Georgia and the beautiful Ocoee River and Toccoa River. Visit their Ocoee Cabin Rentals. With the gorgeous valley views, mountain scenery and peaceful songs of nature, it is easy to just sit back and relax. There are opportunities for hiking, canoeing, whitewater rafting on the Ocoee River, tubing on the Toccoa River, horseback riding, swimming, fishing, golfing, forest trails, antiquing, train rides and many local festivals and playhouses.

Their unique and private North Georgia cabin rentals are perfectly suited for family vacations, hunting accommodations, quaint getaways and romantic weekends. Cuddle Up Cabin Rentals is certain to have what you are looking for when you are planning your next vacation getaway. Their Blue Ridge Georgia Cabin Rentals are fully furnished and offer complete privacy, cozy fireplaces and relaxing hot tubs. Their cabins are newly built, provide all the modern conveniences of home and are situated in some of the most scenic and picturesque locations in the Northeast Georgia Mountains.

Escape to the beautiful and exciting Blue Ridge Mountains, home of the Ocoee River and Toccoa River in North Georgia, Northeast Georgia, and Southeast Tennessee.

1. Cuddle Up Cabin Rentals: There is no shortage of cabins available for rent in the scenic North Georgia Mountains, but if you are looking for the most comfortable and luxurious mountain homes in the Blue Ridge Georgia and Ocoee River area then Cuddle Up Cabin Rentals is the clear choice for you!  Their luxury cabins are coded on their website with a dark green text background. You can take comfort in knowing that their Luxury Rental Cabins must meet a strict rental criterion, which simply means their guests have access to the best amenities in the most beautiful natural settings available.  Their cabins are privately-owned homes, cabins that actual homeowners have furnished and equipped for themselves as the perfect place to kick back and relax.

2. Ocoee Rafting: As the oldest company on the Ocoee River, they have provided guided whitewater rafting adventures for 30 years. Since 1976 Ocoee Rafting has welcomed you to miles of challenging and exciting Class III and IV rapids on one of the country’s premier rivers. Experience Ocoee River Rafting and feel the excitement of whitewater rafting on the Ocoee River. The Ocoee River in Tennessee has become the most popular whitewater rafting adventure in America with over twenty continuous rapids and many play spots for miles of endless fun and adventure.

3. Blue Ridge Scenic Railway: Tucked into the charming mountain village of Blue Ridge, Georgia in the lush Chattahoochee National Forest, the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway is here to take you on the trip of a lifetime. The area is known as the “antique capital” of Georgia with friendly folks and an old time atmosphere. Their regular 4 hour, 26 mile round trip winds along the beautiful Toccoa River for one hour in vintage climate controlled or open air railcars. The relaxing ride starts at the historic depot, built in 1905 in downtown Blue Ridge, then stops for a layover in the quaint sister towns of McCaysville, Georgia and Copperhill, Tennessee. Copperhill/McCaysville is one town with two names because it is split by the GA/TN State Line, where visitors have a two hour layover (except 1.5 hours on Sunday); plenty of time to eat lunch, shop for unique crafts and antiques, snack on ice cream, or walk across the old bridge in town to view the river. Then, reboard the train for the one hour return trip.