Red Clay Hideaway Guidebook
Food scene
modern american cuisine, family friendly, call for reservations especially for dinner
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The Vine Wine Bar and Bistro
576 E Main Stmodern american cuisine, family friendly, call for reservations especially for dinner
Black Sheep Restaurant
480 W Main StNew American dishes, seasonal menu
A great southern style rooftop bar and kitchen. The Roof is nestled in downtown Ellijay and boasts beautiful expansive views of the town and the mountains.
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The Roof Ellijay
16 River StA great southern style rooftop bar and kitchen. The Roof is nestled in downtown Ellijay and boasts beautiful expansive views of the town and the mountains.
Small family owned bar and restaurant in downtown Ellijay. They offer seasonal cuisines as well as fresh seafoods and steak.
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Emily's Bar & Restaurant
296 River StSmall family owned bar and restaurant in downtown Ellijay. They offer seasonal cuisines as well as fresh seafoods and steak.
Sightseeing
A short beginner-friendly hike with a beautiful waterfall
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Fall Branch Falls Trailhead
Rock Creek RoadA short beginner-friendly hike with a beautiful waterfall
This hiking trail stretches 300 miles to the northeast end of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The trail actually runs through the Cherry Log Mountain community where Red Clay Hideaway is nestled.
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Benton MacKaye Trail
Benton MacKaye TrailThis hiking trail stretches 300 miles to the northeast end of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The trail actually runs through the Cherry Log Mountain community where Red Clay Hideaway is nestled.
This 270 foot swinging bridge that crosses the Toccoa River is the longest swinging bridge east of the Mississippi River. Located off the Benton Mackaye trail this is a short, kid-friendly hike.
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Swinging Bridge on the Toccoa River
Swinging Bridge on the Toccoa RiverThis 270 foot swinging bridge that crosses the Toccoa River is the longest swinging bridge east of the Mississippi River. Located off the Benton Mackaye trail this is a short, kid-friendly hike.
This trail is located on the Appalachian Trail near the Three Forks where the Appalachian, Benton MacKaye and Duncan Ridge Trails meet. The hike is roughly two miles out and back along Long Creek. The road leading to the trailhead follows beautiful Noontootla Creek, which itself has several smaller falls. There are lots of pull off areas for picnics and trout fishing. The path is well beaten, and also beginner and kid-friendly.
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Long Creek Falls
This trail is located on the Appalachian Trail near the Three Forks where the Appalachian, Benton MacKaye and Duncan Ridge Trails meet. The hike is roughly two miles out and back along Long Creek. The road leading to the trailhead follows beautiful Noontootla Creek, which itself has several smaller falls. There are lots of pull off areas for picnics and trout fishing. The path is well beaten, and also beginner and kid-friendly.