Attractions Directory

Appalachian Trail Eighty-eight miles of the Appalachian Trail run through the North Carolina mountains. More…	Black Mountain Before the railroad arrived in town, Black Mountain was known as "Grey Eagle," More…
Blue Ridge Parkway The Blue Ridge Parkway is America's most visited National Park unit and is known as "America's favorite drive." More…	Bluff Mountain Nature Preserve One of the most beautiful and ecologically significant natural heritage sites in the southeast is Bluff Mountain Nature Preserve. More…
Brevard The historic small town of Brevard is the county seat of Transylvania County, also known as "the land of the waterfalls." More…	Canton Area Historical Museum The Canton Area Historical Museum contains artifacts and photographs depicting the history of the towns of Canton, Bethel, and Cruso. More…
Cataloochee Valley The remote and picturesque Cataloochee Valley imparts a sense of what life was like for pioneers in the North Carolina mountains. More…	Chattooga River Gorge The Chattooga River Gorge, which begins near Cashiers, NC is home to one of country's most spectacular Wild and Scenic Rivers. More…
Cherokee County Historical Museum The Cherokee County Historical Museum in Murphy, NC displays the rich history of Native American and pioneer settlers. More…	Cherokee Homestead Exhibit The Cherokee and their ancestors have called Western North Carolina home for more than 10,000 years. More…