Private mountain cabin surrounded by Nat'l Forest! Visit wineries, hike the AT!

Hello! We are Kelli and Scott and we're so excited to be your hosts at Lee's Mountain House! We know you will have a wonderful stay in the North Georgia Mountains. Scott calls Mississippi home, and I am originally from Southwest Florida, but we have both lived in Georgia since the 90’s and love it! We are travel enthusiasts ourselves, and appreciate the need to get away - whether across the country or just nearby for a change of scenery. So whether you are just exploring our beautiful area for the first time, or you’re practically a local, we hope you’ll think of Lee’s Mountain House as your “home away from home!”

Beautiful, secluded spot, surrounded on three sides by Chattahoochee National Forest. We have occasional visits from black bear, deer, squirrels, raccoons... all the woodland wildlife! WINE a little... Lee's Mountain House is surrounded by 30+ wineries and tasting rooms.. Most are within a pleasant 30-40 minute drive from the cabin. https://gamountainsguide.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Georgia-Wine-Highway-Map-2023.pdf 77 MILES. 715 CURVES. ENDLESS VIEWS. Like the famed "Tail of The Dragon," bikers in these parts thrill to ride "The Dragons Eyes!" A motorcycle tourist road destination, this ride encircles two major mountains, and travels through three gaps that outline the Dragon's Eyes. Hairpin curves and sweeping vistas never disappoint, and Lee's Mountain House is right on the route! https://www.exploregeorgia.org/ things-to-do/blog/gaze-through the-eyes-of-a-dragon-on-this north-georgia-road-trip. BASE CAMP for your Day Hikes! Lee's Mountain House sits about 5 miles from Neel Gap and Mountain Crossings, where the Appalachian Trail crosses Highway 19/129. In addition, hundreds of other trails, waterfalls, and blue mountain ridges await discovery nearby! https://www.atlantatrails.com/georgia-appalachian-trail/

Who is Lee? Lee’s Mountain House was originally built by my daddy, Lee Schutt. It began as an A-frame cabin where I spent my summers growing up in the 70s and 80s, and yes - Kelli Lane was named for me! Through the years, my parents added several additions to make it their retirement home. After losing Daddy in 2020, Scott and I decided to keep the place and share it with others as a short-term rental. We’ve refreshed and redone a lot, but Lee’s touches remain at the heart of it - in the original A-frame boards and beams that have become the master bedroom, in the stained glass panels he crafted, and even in his model trains that still encircle the living room. Lee loved this very special place, and we know you will feel at home here too!