Free event (donations encouraged). Live music from the Caribbean Cowboys. There will be food and beverage vendors, but you are welcome to bring your own picnic. Also bring lawn chairs…
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Cashiers Valley Leaf Festival
The Leaf Festival is our most popular arts and crafts festival weekend at the Village Green in Cashiers, NC. Around 100 talented artisans display their works, from fine arts to…
Groovin’ on the Green: Martin & Kelly
Martin & Kelly play crossover country music. Groovin’ on the Green is a free (donations collected) concert series on the Commons Lawn/ Main Pavilion of the Village Green in Cashiers,…
Groovin’ on the Green: McIntosh & The Lionhearts
McIntosh & The Lionehearts plays Americana, blues, and soul music. Groovin’ on the Green is a free (donations collected) concert series on the Commons Lawn/ Main Pavilion of the Village…
Chasing Giants: Experiencing the Majesty of Whitewater Falls
When it comes to awe-inspiring natural wonders in the Blue Ridge Mountains, few can compare to the sheer power and beauty of Whitewater Falls. Often cited as one of the…
Discover Silver Run Falls: A Hidden Gem for Your Weekend Getaway in Cashiers, NC
Nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Cashiers, NC, is a gem for nature lovers and a perfect destination for weekend getaways and couples trips. If you’re looking…
A Peaceful Hike to King Creek Falls
Just 30 minutes from the cabins, King Creek Falls is a stunning waterfall at the end of an easy-to-moderate trail. The hike takes about an hour round trip—longer if you…
Wilderness Falls Loop in Panthertown
Panthertown is a lovely piece of National Forest land straddling the border of Jackson and Transylvania counties. Called by some “The Yosemite of the East”, it features broad vistas, shining…
High Falls – Know Before You Go
High Falls, aka Cullowhee Falls, is one of my absolute favorite waterfalls—and it’s just a five-minute drive from the cabins to the lakeside trail! The West Fork of the Tuckasegee…
Grimshawes Historic Post Office
The rugged mountains of western North Carolina slowed the settlement of the region, but by the late 1800s it was starting to bustle. The town of Glenville was actually the…