CHEROKEE CABINS NC SMOKY MOUNTAINS BRYSON CITY - NORTH CAROLINA CABIN
"Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature's peace will flow into you like sunshine flows into the trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you and the storms their energy while cares will drop off like autumn leaves."
"The mountains are fountains not only of rivers and fertile soil, but of men." - John Muir
"It is all very beautiful and magical here - a quality which cannot be described. You have to live it and breath it, let the sun bake it into you" - Ansel Adams
"Mountains are earth's undecaying monuments." - Nathaniel Hawthorne
"How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, who proclaim peace, who bring good tidings..." - Isaiah 52:7
"Often we need to be reminded of our blessings. With a fresh eye and renewed appreciation we need to see the great roll of our plains, the majesty of our mountains, the beauty of our valleys. All of it—every fruitful field, every stretch of grazing land, every spire, every forest, every far horizon—is a wonder. What places offer more? What places as much?" - A.B. Guthrie
ACTIVITIES
At Above and Beyond, the sky's the limit!
Bring a telescope for stargazing...Bring a camera for awesome photography...Bring binoculars to enjoy the view!
Enjoy 4 season fun and enjoyment.
Your basecamp for a North Carolina Smoky Mountains adventure!
Centrally located to all Smoky Mountains activities in the North Carolina Mountains and Gatlinburg!
The greatest attractions of all of course are the North Carolina Smoky Mountains themselves. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a unique and wondrous national treasure. Great Smoky Mountains National Park is one of the most visited national parks in the United States. Here you will find the world famous Smoky Mountains with their bluish smoky haze are fresh and beautiful with the bright green of spring, the cooling showers of summer, the leaves that seem to catch fire with vivid colors in the fall and the sparkling winter wonderland of winter. The seasonal colors in the Smokies are a spectacular dazzling show against the blue mountain skies any time of year! Nothing beats seeing this amazing vista in person. And the great thing about the Smokies is that no matter what season you visit, there’s always something unique to see. The crisp NC mountain air refreshes the soul, spirit and body.That’s what keeps people returning to Great Smoky Mountain Park year after year! There is always a new Smoky Mountains wonder to see and exciting and adventurous places to explore.
According to ABC News and National Geographic, whitewater rafting at the Nantahala Outdoor Center, N.C. is the number 1 destination in the United States to experience a cooling summer escape. News article
Also, ABC news video features the Nantahala Gorge as a great whitewater destination. Video
Within a short drive from your cabin rental, you will find abundant outdoor recreational activities. Hiking, horseback riding and sightseeing are all nearby in Great Smoky Mountain National Park. Recreational actiivities in the Nantahala Gorge provide exciting whitewater rafting, kayaking, on the Nantahala River, hiking and biking adventures. Fontana Lake is over 12,000 acres of pristine wilderness lake surrounded Great Smoky Mountains National Park and national forests. The Tsali Recreational Preserve features over 40 miles of hiking, biking and horseback riding trails. The Little Tennessee and Tuckasegee rivers and surrounding national forests offer unlimited choices of outdoor adventures, sports and activities to get out an enjoy all the beauty in the North Carolina Mountains.
There are so many things to do.
Places to visit and explore... Adventure to be experienced... Beauty to be enjoyed... Activities to entertain... History to be learned...
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Cold Mountain
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AttractionsCold Mountain
The real Cold Mountain
More on the real Cold Mountain
Cherokee Indian Reservation
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Great Smoky Mountains National Park road map
Great Smoky Mountains National Park Downloadable Map
Great Smoky Mountains Railway
The Santa Express
Smoky Mountains Trains Model Train Museum
Road to Nowhere
Ghost Town in the Sky
Smoky Mountain Jamboree
Cradle of Forestry
Chimney Rock Park
Cherokee Helicopters
Harrah's Cherokee Casino
Fontana Dam
Unto These Hills Outdoor Drama
Darnell Farms Corn Maze
Darnell Farms Produce Stand
Santa's Land
Linville Caverns
Mountain Farm and Museum at Oconaluftee Visitor Center
Oconaluftee Indian Village
Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest
Nantahala National Forest
Biltmore Estates and Gardens
Museum of the Cherokee Indian
Fields of the Wood Biblical Theme Park
Scottish Tartans Museum
Western North Carolina Nature Center
Mountain Heritage Center at WCU
Maggie Valley Opry House
Elk Herd at Cataloochee
Cades Cove
Cherokee Tribal Hatchery, Straight Fork in the Big Cove Community.
Visitors are welcome from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Lost Sea Tennessee
Hot Springs Spa
Stompin' Ground
Wheels Through Time
Maggie Valley Opry House
Wood Farm Cornfield Maze
Christus Gardens
Smoky Mountain Winery
Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies
Ober Gatlinburg Amusement Park
Ober Gatlinbrug Alpine Slide
Gatlinburg Skylift
Carl Sandburg Home Hendersonville
Thomas Wolfe Memorial Asheville
Appalachian ATV Adventures
Fun Factory Franklin
Dollywood
Dellinger Grist Mill
Tallulah Gorge
Jenny's Farm Alpacas
Smoky Mountain Trains
POLAR EXPRESS™
"The POLAR EXPRESS™ comes to life when the train departs from Bryson City for a journey to the North Pole. Read along with the magical story and meet Santa. Enjoy Christmas caroling, hot cocoa and cookies and a special memento for the children. Daily departure times vary."
1-800-872-4681
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Zoos and Animalsskiing, snowboarding at Cataloochee Ski Area
snow tubing at Cataloochee Ski Area
Outdoor Ice Skating Rink
Scaly Mountain snow tubing
Cataloochee Ski School
Cross Country Skiing and Snowshoeing permitted on closed portions of the Blue Ridge Parkway
Ober Gatlinburg Ski
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Driving Tours Mt. Mitchell State Park
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Cataloochee Village in Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Cades Cove in Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Blue Ridge Parkway
Mountain Waters Scenic Byway
spectacular waterfalls
Cherohala Skyway
Mountain Adventure Off-Road Jeep Tours
Deals Gap Tail of the Dragon
Nantahala Gorge
Highland Safari Landrover Off-Road Tours
Cherokee, NC Cherokee Heritage Trail
Robbinsville, NC Cherokee Heritage Trail
Franklin, NC Cherokee Heritage Trail
Murphy, NC Cherokee Heritage Trail
Red Clay, Tn Cherokee Heritage Trail
Vonore, Tn Cherokee Heritage Trail
Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail
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Rafting, Tubing, Kayaking whitewater rafting
Nantahala River Rafting
Nantahala River Rafting at the Nantahala Outdoor Center
raft and tube the Tuckasegee River
Bryson City Rock-n-Rivers
Deep Creek tubing
Deep Creek Store and Tubes
Deep Creek Tube Center
JJs Tubes
Deep Creek Tubes
kayaking on the Nantahala River
Blue Ridge Outing Company rafting with kids
Dillsboro River Company
Endless River Adventures
Adventurous Fast River Rafting
Raft with Kids
USA Raft
TJs Water Adventure on the Tuckasegee
Tuckasegee Outfitters
Dillsboro River Co.
Whitewater Ltd. Rafting
Rolling Thunder River co.
Rafting in the Smokies
Carolina Outfitters Rafting Company
Paddle Inn Rafting Company
Appalachian River Raft Company
Adventurous Fast Rivers Rafting
Wildwater LTD Rafting
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Swimming
Shopping Asheville
Gatlinburg
Cherokee
Dillsboro
Maggie Valley
Native American Indian crafts
Southern Highland Guild Folk Art Center
Stuart Nye Jewelry
Dogwood Crafters
Village Studio
The Golden Carp
The Nature Connection
Enloe Marketplace
Elizabeth Ellison Watercolors
Gernandt Stringed Instruments
Allyson Gernandt Silversmith Gemstone Jewelry
Great Smokies Fine Art Gallery Cherokee
Appalachian Heritage Crafters
Lighten Up
Village Studio
Riverwood Pewter Shop
Nature Connection
Maggie Mountaineer Crafts
City Lights Bookstore
Whistlestop Antique Mall, Franklin
Mast General Store Waynesville
Gallery of Gems and Minerals, Franklin
Snowbird Indian Trading Post, Robbinsville
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Geocaching
Cherokee Geocaching map
Geocaches Search by zip code
Seek a cache
Seek a cache Whittier
Seek a cache Cherokee
Seek a cache Sylva
Seek a cache Bryson City
Geocaching North Carolina
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Art Great Smokies Fine Arts Gallery, Cherokee
Share the Beauty: Watercolors by Michael M. Rogers, Franklin
Elizabeth Ellison Watercolors
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Horseback Riding horseback riding sites
Thundering Hooves Bryson City
Arrowmont Stables
Deep Creek Riding Stables within GSMNP
Bryson City
(704) 488-2681
Smokemont Riding Stables within GSMNP
Cherokee
(704) 497-2373
(704) 479-8911
(800) 849-2258 ext. 272
Horses for Hire in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Horseback riding is generally available from mid-March through Thanksgiving. Rates average $15 per hour. Hayrides and buggy rides are available at Cades Cove during the warmer months. Please call the following concessions for details.
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Golfing |
Maggie Valley Resort
Lake Junaluska Golf Course, Lake Junaluska 828-456-5777
Iron Tree Golf Course and Driving Range, Clyde 828-627-1933
Laurel Ridge Country Club, Waynesville 828-456-3200
Waynesville Country Club, Waynesville 828-452-4617
Springdale Country Club, Canton 828-235-8451
Franklin Golf Course, Franklin, NC 828-524-2288
The Golf Range in Cullowhee at WCU Cullowhee, NC 727-796-0674, 828-293-3514,
828-293-3514, 828-631-0454, 800-896-7774
Waynesville Country Club-Dogwood Course Waynesville, NC 800-627-6250 828-456-3551
Waynesville Country Club-Carolina Course Waynesville, NC 800-627-6250 828-456-3551
Waynesville Country Club-Blue Ridge Course Waynesville, NC 800-627-6250 828-456-3551
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Lost Indian Gem Mining
Gold City Gem Mine
gem mining in Franklin
Old Pressley Mine
Smoky Mountain Gold and Ruby Mine,Cherokee,828-497-6574
Nantahala Gorge Ruby Mine, 11900 U.S. 19/74 West, Bryson City 828-488-3854
Blue Ridge Gem Mines,11197 N. US 19 Soco Gap,Maggie Valley 828-926-8488
Gem City Mine, Franklin 828-524-3967.Open May 15 - October 15.
Gold City Gem Mine, Franklin 828-369-3905. Open 9am, 7 days a week year round.
Jacobs Ruby Mine, Franklin 828-524-7022. Open May-October.
Jones Ruby Mine, Franklin 828-524-5946. Open April - October.
Mason Mountain Mine,5315 Bryson City Rd, Franklin 828-524-4570. Open seven days a week in season.
Rocky Face Gem Mine, 260 Sanderstown Rd., Franklin 828-524-3148. April through October.
Rose Creek Mine, 115 Terrace Ridge Dr., Franklin 828-349-3774. Open April through October
Sheffield Mine, 385 Sheffield Farms Rd., Franklin 828-369-8383. Open April through October.
The Old Cardinal Gem Mine, 71 Rockhaven Dr., Franklin 828-369-7534. Open 8am-5pm, seven days a week, year round.
Mason's Ruby and Sapphire Mine, 6961 Upper Burningtown Rd., Franklin 828-369-9742. Open April through October.
Jackson Hole, Franklin 828-524-5850. Located above the Cullasaja Falls on Hwy. 28 & US 64 between Franklin and Highlands.
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Hiking
Cold Mountain trail
hiking trails
Appalachian Trail
spectacular waterfalls
Pisgah National Forest
Nantahala National Forest Hikes
Great Day Hikes nearby
Blue Ridge Parkway
Hiking Trails in the Great Smokies
Blue Ridge Parkway Hiking Trails
Blue Ridge Parkway Trails
Appalachian Trail links
North Carolina National Forests
Hiking the Carolinas
Chimney Rock Park
Gorges State Park
North Carolina State Parks
Nantahala Hiking Club
Smoky Mountains Hiking Club
Mountains to Climb Guides
Dupont Forest
Blue Ridge Mountain Guides
Wayah Bald
10 Best Hikes
Nantahala Trails
Macon County Hiking Trails
Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest
Hiking Trails Great Smoky Mountains National Park
The Hiking Companion - Everything You'll Ever Need To Know
About Hiking All In One Place!
www.hikingandbackpacking.com
Mountain to Seas Trail
A Walk on the Wild Side Guided Eco-Tours
Tallulah Gorge
Foot Trails.com
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Llama Trekking Hawkesdeen Llama Trekking, Andrews 828-321-6027
Windsong Llama Treks, Clyde 828-627-6986
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Hot Air Balloons |
Sky Tours
76 South Bear Creek Road
Asheville, NC 28806
704-251-5379
800-770-5379
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Tsali biking
Tsali Recreation Area
The Trailhead atTsali Bike Shop
mountain biking
Western NC Mountain Biking
Cades Cove Bicycling and Rentals
Appalachian ATV Adventures
Mountain Biking in Western NC
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Fishing Fishing guides
Cooper Creek Trout Farm
North Carolina Fishing Regulations
Smoky on the Fly Guide Service
North Carolina Fly Fishing
Great Smoky Mountain Trout School
Cherohala Outfitters Guided Fly Fishing Trips
Endless River Adventures Bass and Fly Fishing Guides
Southern Anglers
Ferguson's Trout Pond
828-627-6404.
Holland's Trout Pond.
828-926-0313.
Marvin's Soco Gap Trout Ponds
828-926-3635.
Sorrell's Creek Trout Farm
828-648-9903
Lowe Fly Shop and Guides
Fishing in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Rainbow, brown, and brook trout inhabit park streams. Fishing is permitted year-round in the park but a Tennessee or North Carolina fishing license is required. Either state license is valid throughout the park and no trout stamp is required. Licenses may be purchased at various locations. Fishing regulations vary from area to area. A complete list of all rules is available at any visitors center or ranger station. Possession of Brook Trout is illegal.
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Boating Rock Climbing and Rappelling Ice Climbing Blue Ridge Mountain Guides
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CavingInner Mountain Caving Explorations
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Waterfalls nearby
Waterfall list
Bald River Falls Tellico, Tn.
Coker Creek and Conasauga Falls, Tn.
Southeast Waterfalls
Mingo Falls
Waterfalls Links
Great Smokies Waterfalls
Dupont Forest Waterfalls
Sliding Rock
Looking Glass Falls
Whitewater Falls
Glen Falls
Cullasaja Falls
Dry Falls
Glen and Dry Falls
Bridal Veil Falls
Silver Run Falls
Linville Falls
Nantahala Gorge Falls
Three Waterfalls on Graveyard Fields Trail
Big Laurel Falls
Three Waterfalls on Deep Creek Trail
Five Waterfalls of Horsepasture River
WNC National Forest Waterfalls
Ramsey Cascades
Laurel Falls
Abram Falls
Streams and Waterfalls Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Waterfalls North Georgia Rabun County
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Restaurants Bryson City Dining
Mountain Perks Espresso Bar and Cafe Bryson City
Frymont Inn
Dillsboro Restaurants
Sylva Dining
Maggie Valley Restaurants
Carolina Nights Dinner Theatre
Cherokee Restaurants
Soul Infusion Tea House and Bistro
Lulu's on Main
Spring St. Cafe
Jarrett House
The Oaks at Smoky Mountains Country Club
1295 Conleys Creek Rd. • Whittier, NC 28789
Dillsboro Smokehouse BBQ
Dillsboro Steak and Barbeque
New Horizons Cafe
Randolph House
Relia's Garden at Nantahala Outdoor Center
River's End at Nantahala Outdoor Center
Nantahala Village
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Bakeries and Sweets Annie's Naturally Bakery, Sylva
Dillsboro Chocolate Factory
Sweet Dreams Deli and Bakery, Sylva
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Farm Stands and Pick Your Own FarmsDarnell Farms
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Darnell Farms Corn Maze, Bryson City
Blue Ridge Corn Maze, Pisgah Forest
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Ted Craig Tree Farm 828-488-3954 2 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. weekdays; Saturday and Sunday come just about anytime. Where: From Bryson City, take Alarka Road out of town. Go about 3.5 miles and take a right on Deep Gap Road. Go one-third of a mile and take a right on Cullasaja Road. Go less than a mile and take a right on Fraser Fir Drive. Go up to the third house.
Ammons Bro’s Nursery 828-293-59539 - a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. From Sylva, head south on N.C. 107 to Tuckaseegee. Turn off to the left on N.C. 281. Go several miles, about half way to Lake Toxoway, and turn on Tennessee Creek Road. Go for one mile and turn on Wolf Mountain Road. Go for 2.5 miles to the farm.
D’s Trees Farm 828-293-3308 - 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays; noon to 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, or anytime by appointment. Folks can beginning tagging trees Oct. 1, but call ahead for appointment. From Sylva, head south on N.C 107. Go about 1.5 miles and take a left on Old Cullowhee Road. Go 1.5 miles and take left to Cane Creek Road. Go 1.5 miles look for field to the right of Creek Road.
Smith Tree Farm in Sylva 828-269-6769 or 828-586-3488. Lots of trees over 10 feet and up to 15 feet tall.
9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday; call ahead on weekdays. From Sylva, go south on N.C. 107. Go about a mile turn left on Cope Creek Road at the Hot Spot gas station. Go one mile and turn right on East Cope Creek. First drive on left.
Woodard Tree Farm 828-586-8577 9 a.m. to dark Monday through Saturday. Begin pre-tagging in October. From Sylva, head south on U.S. 441. Go about half way to Franklin. Turn on Pumpkin Town Road. Go 1.3 miles and look for farm.
Tom Sawyer Christmas Tree and Reindeer Farm 828-743-5456 - live reindeer, picnic tables nestled among the pond and barn. Overlooks Lake Glenville. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a week. From Cashiers, head north on N.C.107. Go six miles and turn left on Old School House Road. Turn Right on Lakeside Circle Road. Tree farm immediately on left.
Ty-Lyn Plantation 828-743-3899 - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a week. From Cashiers, go north on N.C. 107 for one mile. Take a left on North Norton Road. Go 3.5 miles, fork right staying on North Norton. Got 2.5 miles and take a right on Lloyd Hooper Road. Go about one mile to the farm and look for sign. Or, just follow the Santas!
Martin Tree Farm 828-524-3464 9 a.m. to dark Monday through Saturday; noon to dark on Sunday. From Franklin, take U.S. 64 West. Turn left onto Wellsgrove Road (look for sign that says Middle Grade School.) Take a right on Clarks Chapel Road. Go about three miles and take a left on Guffey Road. Tree farm on the left.
McGAHA CHRISTMAS TREE FARM 828-488-2181
1951 Deep Gap Road
Bryson City, NC
Telephone:
Email: mcgaha@earthlink.net
Directions: Take Alarka exit off Hwy 74 Bypass, cross the bridge and go 4 miles on Alarka Rd Turn right on Deep Gap Rd, go 2 miles and turn left at the concrete driveway with split rail fence. Go to the two story white house with green shutters. You will be taken to the trees from there.
Operating Dates and Hours: Call for availability.
Tree Species and Height: Fraser Fir 5 - 10 feet.
Accessories and Special Services: String Bailing, Pre-tagging of trees by customers beginning October.
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Events Singing in the Smokies
Dillsboro Special Events
Darnell Farms Produce Stand and Saturday Night Free Local Mountain Music
Mountain Heritage Day
Stecoah Valley Center
Bele Chere: the Largest Outdoor Festival in Asheville
Music in the Mountains - Every Saturday Night Jun 12 - Aug 28 6:30pm-8:30pm. Bluegrass and old-time mountain music. Live, free, across from the Bryson City Great Smoky Mountains Railroad parking lot. Bring a chair or blanket.
RAILFEST
Visiting equipment from North Carolina Transportation museum, motor car display, musical performances, mountain crafts and local entertainment.
1-800-872-4681
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Field Schools Massage Therapy in Bryson CityW N C Structural Bodywork & Massage
835 Main St
Bryson City, NC 28713
(828) 488-7662
Andrea Clapp
835 Main St
Bryson City, NC 28713
(828) 488-7662
Sue Magness Therapeutic Massage
2 River St
Bryson City, NC 28713
(828) 488-5300
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Additional Information
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Jackson County Chamber of Commerce
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Webcams Cold Mountain in Pisgah National Forest
Look Rock at Great Smoky Mountains National Park
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NC Film Locations Film Locations
North Carolina Filmtrail Movies By Region
True Lies: Asheville
Being There: Biltmore Estate
28 Days: Black Mountain, Asheville
The Clearing: Asheville
Songcatcher: Asheville
Dirty Dancing: Lake Lure
Patch Adams: Biltmore Estate
A Good Baby: Sandy Mush, Asheville
Digging to China: Cherokee
Forces of Nature: Cherokee
My Fellow Americans: Biltmore Estate
Mr. Destiny: Biltmore Estate
Richie Rich : Biltmore House
The Green Mile : Moses Cone Manor, Blowing Rock
Christy (TV): Great Smoky Mountains National Park
The Private Eyes: Biltmore House, Biltmore Estate
The Fugitive: Great Smoky Mountains Railroad, Dillsboro,Cheoah Dam, Graham County
Forrest Gump: Biltmore Estate, Blue Ridge Parkway, Grandfather Mountain
Hannibal : Biltmore House, downtown Asheville,Blue Ridge Parkway,Hot Dog King on Biltmore Avenue
Nell : Lake Fontana, Robbinsville,Graham County Courthouse,Snyders Department Store,Joyce Kilmer Restaurant
The Last of the Mohicans: Chimney Rock Park, Hickory Nut Falls, Skyline and Cliff Trails, Table Rock Mountain, Linville Falls Recreation Area,Biltmore Estate,The Manor Hotel in Asheville, Lake James
Davy Crockett: King of the Wild Frontier: Cherokee, Qualla Indian Reservation, Great Smoky Mountains National Park
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Mammals in Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Bears in great Smoky Mountains National Park
Birding in the Southeast
Return of Elk to Great Smokies
Cades Cove Wildlife
Peregrine Falcon in Smoky Mountains
Red Wolf Restoration to Smokies
Red Wolf Recovery in the Smokies
White Squirrels Pisgah Forest
A Walk on the Wild Side Guided Eco-Tours
Synchronized Fireflies
More Fireflies
US Fireflies Flashing in Unison
This Little Light of Mine
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Flea Markets ANDREWS - SAT & SUN
Hillbilly Mall. Highway 197/74 Bypass. 8am until dark. 100,000 sq ft indoor facility. Snackbar, restrooms, 828-321-2386.
ASHEVILLE - FRI, SAT & SUN
Smiley's Flea Market & Antique Mall. Exit 13 off I-26. North approximately 1 mile. 400 dealers. Well attended market, interesting market with lots of everything especially local crafts.
ASHEVILLE - WED, FRI, SAT & SUN
Dreamland Drive In Theater Flea Market. South Tunnel Road, Route 74. Hours 7am-4:30pm. 400 dealers. Antiques, collectibles, crafts, limited new merchandise, lots of used and secondhand items, great selection of primitives and advertising items. Snack bar, restrooms. 704-255-7777.
CHEROKEE - SAT & SUN
Uncle Bill's Flea Market. Route 441-N and 74. parking. outdoor/indoor . 150 dealers. permanent antique and craft shops that are open daily. 704-586-9613.
DILLSBORO - FRI, SAT & SUN
441 Flea Market. Highway 441, one mile south of town. parking. 20 dealers. Outdoor market with some sheds. Lots of collectibles, secondhand junk, tools, housewares and garage sale items. Snack bar. restrooms.
704-586-6768.
FRANKLIN - FRI, SAT & SUN
Franklin Flea & Craft Market. 199 Highlands Rd. 1 mile from downtown. 90 dealers, 8 permanent stores. Crafts, antiques, collectibles, jewelry and gem stones, new merchandise, used merchandise, souvenirs especially locally produced food items. Snack bar, restrooms. Open Apr-Nov. 828-524-6658.
MURPHY - SAT & SUN
Decker's Flea Market. Junction of Routes 19 and 129. Hours 7am to 3pm. Murphy, North Carolina. Indoor/outdoor. 100 dealer s. Antiques, collectibles, primitives, livestock, new and used merchandise. Restrooms. 828-837-5753.
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Maps History Moonshining
Appalachian Recipes
Sociology of Appalachia
Celtic Culture of Appalachia
History of the Cherokee
Fire in the Mountains
Cherokee Time-line
Geologic History of the Appalchian Mountains
Appalachia History
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Flora Wildflowers of the Southern Appalachians
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Mountains
Tallest mountains of the Southeast
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Theatre
MAYBE YOU'LL BE LUCKY AND EXPERIENCE SNOW! IT DOESN'T STICK AROUND FOR LONG BUT IT IS BEAUTFIUL WHILE IT LASTS!
Ski season at Cataloochee Ski Area in Maggie Valley.
Enjoy snow tubing, skiing and snow boarding at Cataloochee Ski Area in Maggie Valley. Ski North Carolina!
Skiing in North Carolina is ideal for beginners, intermediate and anybody who is anxious enough to feel the thrill of downhill skiing.
Snow tubing at Tube World in Maggie Valley North Carolina is fun for the entire family!
Fantastic Fall
A patchwork of fiery colors is displayed across the Smoky Mountains. Gentle breezes blow colorful, bright showers of leaves. The NC mountains are ablaze with vivid colors and the array is dazzling. Shop for Appalachian crafts, attend fall festivals, visit pumpkin farms and corn mazes.
View the elk during rutting season in September and October in the Cataloochee Valley of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The elk herd can be viewed any season but an elk bugle can only be heard during the rut season.
The Pumpkin Patch Express on the Great Smoky Mountains Railway begins October 13. "It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" will be read as the "PEANUTS" train travels to The Great Pumpkin Patch.
Upon arrival at The Pumpkin Patch guests will be greeted by Charlie Brown & Lucy. Activities for guests to enjoy at The Pumpkin Patch will be: A Coloring Station, face painting, trick or treating, petting zoo, and bouncy train. The children can also navigate their way through a hay bale maze. Other activities include hay rides, apple cider or apple juice, and treats. Each child will select their own small pumpkin from the patch to take home.
The spectacular Orionids meteor shower can be viewed the month of October and the first week of November.
Ride the Polar Express on the Smoky Mountain Train beginning November 11th.
The Biltmore begins the Christmas celebration on November 4.
Skiing and snow tubing at Cataloochee may begin before Thanksgiving if the weather is cold enough.
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