Blue Ridge, Georgia

Once considered an elite health resort because of its pure mineral waters, tourists in Blue Ridge would ride the train to town, eat dinner at the Blue Ridge Hotel, and take a leisurely walk to the mineral springs after dinner. Today, visitors can still ride the train and take a leisurely walk along Main Street, enjoying the antique and specialty shops, galleries, restaurants and small town atmosphere of Blue Ridge.

Founded in 1886 as a result of the arrival of the Marietta and North Georgia Railroad, Blue Ridge developed as a center of business and in 1895 became the county seat. In the early years, at different times, there were five hotels and several boarding houses in downtown Blue Ridge.

Fishbone Studio
425 W. 1st Street
Blue Ridge, Georgia
706.632.6855

Out Of The Blue
647 East Main Street
Blue Ridge, Georgia
706.258.2750

High Country Art & Antiques
715 East Main Street
Blue Ridge, Georgia
706.632.6882

Wrapsody in Blue
652 East Main Street
Blue Ridge, Georgia
706.258.2700

Multitudes Gallery in Hampton Square
11 Mountain Street
Blue Ridge, Georgia
706.632.1718

Blue Ridge Mountain Arts Association
420 West Main Street
Blue Ridge, Georgia
706.632.2144

Bella Euphoria
632 E. Main Street Suite 1
Blue Ridge, Georgia
706.946.6320

Glitzy Chix
723B East Main Street
Blue Ridge, Georgia
706.632.3202
 
Huck's General Store
500 E. Main Street #201
Blue Ridge, Georgia
706.946.4825 OR 866.603.4825