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Other sites with closely related material on the Blue Ridge Mountains or Fannin County:

Georgia Mountain Parkway - This 80-mile route takes visitors through 5 counties in north-central Georgia (Pickens, Gilmer, Fannin, Union, and Towns) and is a sight to behold in any season.

Historic High Country Travel Association Georgia's Great Northwest is popular with history buffs, especially those interested in the Civil War and Native American cultures. Outdoor recreation and adventure travel is extremely popular in the region.

About North Georgia Critically acclaimed site about "History, Travel and Adventure in the mountains of North Georgia.

Georgia Trails Features information on the hiking trails in the north Georgia Mountains, including many in the Fannin County/Blue Ridge area

America's Civil War Georgia's Blue and Gray Trail presents the Civil War.

Roadside Georgia Covers the state of Georgia, featuring county history (such as Fannin County History), cities, places to go and National Register of Historic Places (Fannin County properties on the National Register of Historic Places)

Our Georgia History From the early American Indian cultures who roamed the state of Georgia through modern day, find out about a wide range of historical subjects including the American Revolution, the Civil War, Important People and a overview called Georgia History 101. Be sure to visit the Georgia History Timeline.

Pages with additional information on Fannin County and Blue Ridge

The Trail of Tears - The tragedy known today as "The Trail of Tears" directly affected the Cherokee living in Fannin County at the time of the removal. A Cherokee Removal Fort was built in Mineral Bluff. This account, written by Randy Golden, now appears in an 11th grade history school book.

Blue Ridge Scenic Railway Read a first-person account of the trip on the train, along with history of the rail line.