Here in Georgia's Historic High Country, the Blue & Gray Trail pays tribute to some of the Civil War's most dramatic events. The thievery of Andrews' Raiders made famous in the Disney film "The Great Locomotive Chase" is noted in numerous period railroad depots, historic markers, museums and events from Kennesaw to Tunnel Hill. Consider the site of one of the bloodiest Confederate victories where over 34,000 soldiers died - Chickamauga and Chattanooga was named the first National Military Park in 1890. Places like Missionary Ridge, Allatoona Pass and Pickett's Mill beckon you to remember more.

Along the Blue & Gray are historic Bed & Breakfasts, home cooked meals in local diners, and shops filled with Civil War memorabilia. Encounter life on the battlefield at many High Country reenactments and living history encampments. Recreational opportunities are endless in the land of the Blue & Gray. Come on inside for more information on the trail and other vacation opportunities awaiting you in Georgia's Land of Sights and Legends. Contact us for free travel brochures on Outdoor Recreation, Lodging, Shopping, Dining, Activities, Legends and our Heritage Trails.

There are a number of ways to see the brochure of the Blue and Gray Trail. You may download the map (708 kb) and text (39 kb) of the brochure which can be read and printed with the free Adobe Acrobat reader, or view the brocure in HTML format, or visit our web site with in-depth information on the Civil War in north Georgia.