NORTH GEORGIA MOUNTAINS SPRING

March – June Ahh… Springtime in the North Georgia Mountains! Try to imagine being surrounded by the vibrant lush new growth of the Blue Ridge Mountains forest, delicate, scented and colorful wildflowers, flowing waterfalls from melted snow, and newborn wildlife awakened to bask in the abundance of Blue Ridge Mountains freshness and new life. There's no better place to satisfy a case of spring fever and experience life as it awakens than in the North Georgia Mountains.

Spring break for families with children is a popular time to visit the North Georgia Mountains, and spring break can last several weeks from March through mid-April, based upon different school district calendars.

Spring temperatures range from chilly to cool at night, with the days warming up.

Spring trickles in like the myriad of tiny springs and branches around us. Yet the flow is upward, slowly gaining elevation as the Georgia Mountains air warms. Winter yields to the softness of pastel colors of flower and tree buds and blooms. Wildflowers including white and red trilliums, violets appear.The buds of the hardwoods, maples, oaks, hickory, walnut trees paint the North Georgia Mountains with pastel colors.

Nature's rebirth in the North Georgia Mountains starts with blooming redbuds and dogwoods. The Georgia Mountains beauty continues with an explosion of flowering plants, shrubs and trees. Rivers and streams are flowing strong and full and varied weather conditions allow the chance to see the many moods of the North Georgia Blue Ridge Mountains.

After the dazzling display of abundant white and pink of the redbuds and dogwood trees of March and April in the North Georgia Mountains, comes the large white blooms of the mountain laurel in May. By June, the show of whites is further enhanced with the opening of the enormous pink and white blooms of the rhododendron. Beauty is all around with the chorus of birds serenading in the treetops.

Experience Appalachian Spring in the North Georgia Blue Ridge Mountains!

The numerous apple orchards in Ellijay are glorious with the delicate blossoms and scents of springtime.

Springtime in the North Georgia Blue Ridge Mountains is magical and exciting and is associated with rebirth and renewal. Spring in the North Georgia Mountains is when Mother Nature wakes from her winter slumber and spring flowers begin to emerge. Come take part in this annual Blue Ridge Mountains celebration of nature and renew yourself at River Deep Mountain High, an Ellijay Georgia cabin rental during this spectacular time of beauty and miracles.

NORTH GEORGIA MOUNTAINS SPRING IN ELLIJAY

In springtime, enjoy the radiance of the North Georgia Mountains display and beauty of dazzling dogwoods, wild azaleas, wildflowers and mountain laurels as hummingbirds and multitudes of butterflies hover and visit the colorful and fragrant flowers.

The Blue Ridge Georgia Mountain forest is alive with fresh green growth and abundant blossoms. Discover the hidden delicate flowers in rainbow colors in the North Georgia Blue Ridge Mountains.

The numerous Ellijay apple orchards are blooming with fragrant and lovely apple blossoms. Appalachian Spring is so glorious and warming as the Georgia Blue Ridge Mountain days become warmer.

Spring in the North Georgia Mountains begins early as it brings new life in March and as early as February. Lush beauty, fragrance and warmth abound.

Blue Ridge Mountains beauty and harmony is everywhere!

Mountaintown Creek is stocked with trout and ready for great fly fishing.

Spring in the North Georgia Mountains is a season for your senses with fresh air, the smell of the wildflowers and the beauty of emerging colors.

When spring is finally in the air, it is a wonderful time for bringing family and friends together.

Perfect hiking and sightseeing weather in the Blue Ridge Mountains!

Enjoy the incredible beauty of spring in the North Georgia Mountains.

Enjoy the incredible beauty of an Appalachian Spring.