This Rustic Cabin In Georgia Has A Private Waterfall And Plenty Of Peace And Quiet

We all need to get away from it all and escape into nature every once in a while. I'm a firm believer in that it's necessary for the mind, body, and soul to enjoy a tranquil getaway, especially in times of personal stress. Fortunately, with so many nearby beautiful places in Georgia, it's easy to find a private retreat surrounded by peace. The spot we're featuring today offers just that. The little town of Ellijay is tucked away in the mountains and home to less than 2,000 people. It's one of our favorite towns for a fall getaway in Georgia thanks to its long-running apple festival held each October. However, its gorgeous scenery and myriad attractions make it a wonderful place to visit at any time of year, and we've found the perfect vacation rental in Ellijay, GA to serve as a home base for your adventures. Check it out:

You'll find this three-story cabin tucked away in the woods. It's at the end of the road with no other buildings in sight, and it's got several hiking trails starting right in the backyard.

The cabin's four bedrooms can sleep up to 10 guests, and everything you need for a perfect night's stay is here.

The porch is particularly magnificent. Is there anywhere better to sit and watch the sunset?

Enjoy the seclusion of a private hot tub overlooking the woods.

To top it all off, there's even a waterfall on the property.

Interested in booking a stay? Check out the property listing on Vrbo.

While the cabin is only a few miles away from downtown Ellijay's quaint shops and charming restaurants, there are also plenty of trails to explore in this region if you'd prefer to remain outdoors.

If you head into town for a bite to eat, make sure to check out Poole's Bar-B-Q for some good old-fashioned southern BBQ.

This little spot features home-cooked sides with slow-roasted BBQ and handmade desserts, all in a fun atmosphere.

Learn more from the Poole's Bar-B-Q website.

This is one of the best small towns in the Georgia mountains, and it's definitely worth a visit.

Have you ever taken a trip to Ellijay, GA? Share your experiences in the comments!