Super dog friendly with items for the 4 legged friends. They have a great selection of shirts,…read morehoodies, hats and shoes for adults and kids. They have a wide selection with different clothing and hat types.

Great store and friendly staff! We purchased a beautiful T-Shirt out of their nice collection…read more There's something there for everyone!

I love the blue ridge mountains. It's a beautiful place to visit and lots to do, especially in the…read morewarmer months. We've gone many times over the years. I've even done the blue ridge turkey trot. Lots of beautiful hiking trails and waterfalls. You can go river rafting, or enjoy the blue ridge scenic railway.

If you mention Blue Ridge Mountain in the Atlanta, Ga area most people refer to the town of Blue…read moreRidge and its surrounding areas. From what I understand Blue Ridge is a part of what is known as the greater Appalachian Mountain Range that spans from Georgia all the way up the coast to Pennsylvania... From Atlanta it's about 250 miles on up here if you live in the downtown area. It's a popular tourist area with rental cabins and loads of gift shops. I've been coming up here since I was kid. It's a popular destination in the fall for bus load of kids from school or various youth groups to come up here to visit the apple orchards. They also have lots of fall activities such as hay rides, pumpkin patch, corn maze and of course bonfire and ghost stories!) It's a lot of fun to get out here away from all high tech activities and just enjoy the fresh air and talk to the locals. The area is known for good fudge, coffee and BBQ. Everywhere you go there is a BBQ place and all the shop owners are super approachable and friendly to tourists because most of the people that come in are tourists.... If you're in town for a few hours definitely try these shops 1. Three Sister Fudge https://www.3sistersfudge.com/ 2. Blue Ridge Olive Oil Company https://www.blueridgeoliveoil.com/ 3. Mercier Orchards (make sure you try their fried apple pie) https://www.mercier-orchards.com/ 4. Canoe (handcrafted jewelry, bags, and accessories made in Blue Ridge, GA https://www.blueridgemountains.com/directory/canoe-jewelry-gifts/ ) 5. Huck's General Store (all things old fashioned and low tech https://www.blueridgemountains.com/directory/hucks-general-store/ ) 6. Das Kaffe Haus (they are famous all over North Georgia for a good, consistent memorable cup of joe. High quality and no snobbery) https://www.escapetoblueridge.com/blog/das-kaffee-haus/ There are plenty of free parking and paid parking for about $5 a pop. Even though it can get super crowded on the weekends, I've never not found a parking spot...btw google isn't really helpful for finding public parking in this area of the state. Most of their photos are really old and do not reflect the renovations and the major face-lift the city has undergone in the past 10 years....try Tripadvisor or Facebook for more recent photos...

Amazing place would recommend to fisherman everywhere great gear and lures wide selection great…read moreprices aswell and awesome service.

Great little spot to get bait, gear, service, or just a fishing report where the hot spots are and…read morewhat the fish are hitting. I stopped in to check out the shop and hoping for some tips. Evan pointed me in the right direction on bait and pointed me to a sweet little spot for trout. Just what I needed to make the weekend a success. Stop in and support this shop. You're not going to get this type of service and insight from the blue-haired lady at the box store "sporting goods" counter.

Scheduled a 1/2 day public water fly trip with Cohutta Outfitters in Blue Ridge, Ga. Spent four…read morehours this morning with Austin fishing the Toccoa River just outside of Blue Ridge. Austin showed a great amount of patience and shared his fly fish knowledge concerning both casting, taking notice of what the trout were feeding and what to look for in fishing runs,etc. I would not hesitate to book a future trip with him the next time I'm in this area. Caught several brownies and learned a ton during our time on the water. Thank You Austin for sharing your time and knowledge!

From the owner: Fishing with the best guides on the best water with the best fish makes us the best ! Our personal…read moreservice is outstanding.

Tried to stop in and check out some guns. Could find gps not right no signs. Don't answer the…read morephone. Waste of time.

From the owner: Blue Ridge Firearms is a web-based store only and does not offer a physical storefront…read more Blue Ridge Firearms has top-quality Firearms, Ammunition, Hunting & Outdoor Gear, Shooting & Reloading Supplies, Camping Supplies and over 35,000 products at the Lowest Prices!

I just wanted to give a quick shout out to Kyle! Great customer relations…read more Traveling all over the US, I absolutely love to explore the "local experience". Blue Ridge, GA , is known for its awesome fly fishing environment. I myself have never had the opportunity to try this activity, but am so intrigued by the culture built around this sport. Kyle was informative and very knowledgeable as well as friendly. If felt like I wanted to "hang"! This is a nice shop with state on the art equipment. Although a bit small with a limited selection, Kyle said he had more options if ordering was necessary. The company offers guided fishing tours with the guarantee of a fun filled local fishing experience. The reviews on Yelp seem to reflect this outcome. The prices seem to be in line with the other shops in the area. Just remember, nowadays, it's all about the personal interactions the create the ultimate customer experience. Kudos Kyle! See you soon.

My husband and I stopped by to grab a few things we needed for our fly fishing day. We are new to…read morethis type of fishing and we were welcomed immediately when walking through the door. The staff is very friendly and took some time to show us a few great spots to fish and also helped us pick out some things that would help us be a bit more successful! Definitely recommend stopping by!

I have flop Fish all over the country of you guide in Montana, Colorado, and New Mexico. All…read morefishing is excellent there. I haven't had a harder working guide than William. Excellent

What an amazing experience. Russell and his guides with "On The Fly" went above and beyond to show…read moreus the best trout fishing that Georgia has to offer. Private water on day 1 and a float down the Taccoa river on day 2 offered everything you could possibly need. Many thanks to Russell and his guides for a truly memorable trip and looking forward to making the drive up again soon. Awesome to learn that I dont need to head West for great trout fishing anymore.

So this was my second time coming here, after coming up with friends two weeks ago and having a…read moreblast. This place is certainly up in the middle of nowhere Blue Ridge but worth the trip. You'll find deeper water here and less spots to get stuck. There is a huge grassy parking lot across the street from the ticket office, with an underpass (walkway under the highway) to safely cross. The only issue with the grassy field is the amount of flies and bugs over in it, so I'd suggest doing all your pre-tubing stuff in the tubing parking lot (sunscreen application, changing, etc). This place is an actual campground for RVs, Campers and tents. It's actually pretty nice, if you're looking to camp. Plus, you have a tubing place onsite! They have two types of tubes: ones with a hole so your butt gets wet and ones with a hole and cover at the bottom (no wet butt). They also have kayaks available, which might be something I get next time. The life jackets are required for each person but you can use them to anchor each persons tube to another tube. Cost was super cheap (I think it was $8 a person?). The drop in is easy and it's about a 2 hour tubing trip. Very scenic, cleaner water than you'll find closer to Atlanta, deeper, colder and less spots to get stuck. They have a pickup spot just before a bridge on the left hand side of the river, with short buses running about every 15 minutes or so. There is no alcohol or coolers allowed, or cans/bottles allowed on the river. You can bring a 32oz container with a "drink" in it. Yes, genius, loophole. My recommendation is to bring a dry sack with you and attach it to your tube ... you can put sunscreen, change of clothes, etc . The river water is very cold and can keep your "drink" cold. I had a blast both times! Be very weary of huge rocks you can't see in the river where the rapids are. They can certainly cut up your legs and also hurt your butt if you have it in the water during the faster rapids. Will certainly recommend this spot to others and come back. Wish it were a little closer!

We went tubing here while on vacation, it was the second time and it was amazing. It's easy to get…read moreto, park, and launch in the river. People are extremely friendly. Will definitely be returning on our next trip!