Elevation Station

Want a close hike? Head on over to the John C Campbell Folk School for some short hikes. Next to a river with some native american art work as well as some beautiful flowers near the folk school.

Have some time to kill? Brasstown Farmer's Market is open every Wednesday from 9-1. Some cute, hand-made stuff!

Lunch at Hayesville Brew! Great place. Stop by and check this place out if in the area.

McCaysville, GA and Copperhill, TN are "twin cities" maybe 30 minutes from Elevation Station. Shopping, dining, tubing, all sorts of fun on the border between two states.

Another beautiful morning in the mountains.

Beautiful evening in the mountains❤️

Today’s educational moment. Just Beautiful!

DID YOU KNOW??? The distinctive hues that inspired the Blue Ridge Mountains' name come from the incredible diversity of trees and other vegetation in the range.

Lower elevations offer deciduous forests of oak, sourwood, hickory, maple, yellow birch, yellow buckeye, American beech, and tulip poplar. At elevations above 4,500 feet, evergreens such as Fraser fir, balsam, and red spruce are more abundant.

These trees release volatile hydrocarbons such as isoprene, which interacts with other molecules in the atmosphere to create the distinctive blue haze that envelopes the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Check out the gorgeous color palette of blue shades featured in this photo, which was shared by the Blue Ridge Parkway!

Good Morning!

Good morning, y'all! ☀️

Voicemail? Leave your phone at home and unplug!

With predicted high temps in the upper 60s and 70s this week, it's a GREAT time to explore the Blue Ridge Mountains!

The Fire and Ice Festival is a chili cookoff and ice sculptures in downtown Blue Ridge, Georgia. The festival happens every year. Good times, good food, and beautiful ice sculptures.