Andrews NC vacation rentals and real estate

Hawkesdene House. Less than ten minutes from Andrews, North Carolina, you’ll find the Hawkesdene House Mountain Retreat nestled in a private cove on twenty acres adjoining the Nantahala National Forest. With both bed and breakfast and private cabin accommodations, Hawkesdene House combines all the charm and comfort of an English Country House with the rustic beauty of the North Carolina mountains. Hawkesdene House site

Click on Photos to Enlarge. Granny Squirrel Get-a-way. Cozy, comfortable A-frame house is located just over a little red covered bridge at the foot of Granny Squirrel Mountain. Legend has it that Granny Squirrel, a Cherokee Indian medicine woman, blessed the mountain and the gap around it before she started her long walk on the trail of tears. $600 per week. Managed by Associate Broker Sherry McCollum. Granny Squirrel Get-a-way site.

Land of Living Water Cabin Rentals is a new five log cabin development located on 167 acres of secluded Smoky Mountains property adjoining the Nantahala National Forest, near the Great Smoky Mountains, just two miles from Andrews, North Carolina. Through careful planning, the natural beauty and peacefulness of the surroundings have been maintained. Close your eyes and picture yourself on vacation, reaching out and touching trees from your own private deck or relaxing in the glider or hot tub to the sounds of the flowing mountain creek. Land of Living Water Cabins site.

Nantahala Cabins offers new cabin vacation rentals in North Carolina's Great Smoky Mountains in the Nantahala Gorge, Bryson City. Our property faces the Great Smoky Mountains and is near the Nantahala River and Tsali. nantahala cabins, cabin rental Some of our lodging have hot tubs and/or fireplaces. We are located near whitewater rafting on the Nantahala River, horseback riding through the Great Smoky Mountains, mountain biking at Tsali Recreation Area, fly fishing, boating, the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad, hiking on the Appalachian Trail, Cherokee Indian Reservation, and many more attractions. Nantahala Cabins site.

EVENTS AND ATTRACTIONS

The Great Smoky Mountains Railroad. With the romance and mystique of an era gone by, guests on board the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad will enjoy scenic train j

ourneys across fertile valleys, through tunnels and across river gorges in a spectacular region called the Great Smoky Mountains. This section of western North Carolina offers a wide array of ever changing vegetation and fantastic landscapes. Great Smoky Mountains Railroad site.

Tsali Recreation Area. The popular Tsali Recreation Area has long been a top destination for mountain biking in North Carolina and even the entire eastern US. Containing nearly 40 miles of trails in a system with four excellent loops, it has been rated as one of the top 10 places to ride in the USA! Tsali Recreation Area site.

The John C. Campbell Folk School. Against the backdrop of the world's most ancient mountains is a special kind of place . . . A place where history lives . . . where tradition lingers . . . where people come together to discover their creative spirit. John C. Campbell Folk School site.

Joyce Kilmer National Forest. A virgin hardwood tract named after the author of "trees" includes 400 year old poplars with 20 foot diameters. Beautiful walking trails including one of the most adventurous in Slickrock Wilderness. Joyce Kilmer National Forest site.

The Cherohala Skyway. was completed in the fall of 1996 after being under construction for some thirty-four years. It is North Carolina's most expensive highway carrying a price tag of $100,000,000. Winding up and over 6,000 foot mountains for 15 miles in North Carolina and descending another 21 miles into the deeply forested backcountry of Tennessee. The road crosses through the Cherokee and Nantahala National Forests thus the name "Chero...hala". The Skyway is becoming well known for its natural beauty and scenic vistas. Cherohala Skyway site.

Cherokee Heritage Trail. From the serene peaks of the Balsams to the muddy banks of the Little Tennessee River, Cherokee Heritage Trails wind through the southern Appalachians, telling the story of the Cherokee people, Ani-Kituhwa-gi, who once commanded all of the Southern Appalachians. Although most of the Cherokee were forcibly removed to Oklahoma on the Trail of Tears in 1838, a small group remained in their homeland, becoming the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. Today they own about 57,000 acres - the Qualla Boundary, a remnant of their ancestral lands. SHOP ONLINE. Cherokee Heritage Trail site.

RESTAURANTS & ENTERTAINMENT	ARTISTS & GALLERIES	MERCHANTS & MORE
The Cole House Fine Dining. The Cole House is a fine dining restaurant nestled in a valley of the beautiful Appalachian Mountains in Andrews, North Carolina. On our website you will be able to find our menu, hours of operation, a detailed map of our location and our contact information. Cole House site	Andrews Valley Artist's Gallery. For me, there is a tranquil energy that radiates throughout soft watercolor washes. My intention is for the viewer to feel this energy which is found in the beauty of nature and people. These special qualities- of light in serene mountain sunsets, in mist rising from rushing rivers, and in vibrant spring flowers- inspire me. Andrews Valley Artist's Gallery site.	Phillips Computer Service. Phillips Computer has been in business since 1996. The Company supports small to medium business as well as the individual user with complete service. Phillips Computer is a Microsoft certified system builder with experience with Windows as well as the Microsoft server products. Phillips Computer Service site.
Rafting in the Smokies Cherokee for "land of the noonday sun," the Nantahala is nestled among the scenic mountains of Western North Carolina. A nationally known river of recreation and sport, the Nantahala River is floated by as many as 160,000 paddlers annually. A Class II-III river, the Nantahala is considered ideal for both the first-timer and experienced rafter. Rafting in the Smokies site.	In Nonnie's Attic. Quilts and quilting lessons, fabric notions & patterns basketry jewelry & beads, purses and more. Nonnie's Attic site.	Cherokee County Cycles. US 74/19/129 on the by-pass in Andrews, North Carolina. Stop by and we'll show you where to ride. Featured roads include the Tail of the Dragon, Cherohala Skyway, Wayah Bald Road, Blue Ridge Parkway, Foothills Parkway, and others. Cherokee COunty Cycles site.
Appalachian Rivers Raft Company The Nantahala is Western North Carolina’s most scenic river for whitewater rafting in the Smokies — eight miles of rugged mountain beauty interrupted by twenty stretches of Class II rapids, beginning with “Patton’s Run” and ending with the Class III beast, “Lesser Wesser.” While the “Nanny” is a river to be respected, it is not fearsome. Its rapids provide training for Olympic kayakers and thrills for paddlers from age 7 to 70 alike. Appalachian Rivers Raft Comopany site.		Nantahala Country Workshop. At Nantahala Country Workshop you will find "rustic and farm house" reproductions, as well as fine furniture reproductions in contemporary finishes and old fashioned milk paint in traditional early American colors. Click Nantahala Country Workshop site.
		Kaleidascope Florist. Custom arrangements and Teleflora services. Kaleidascope Florist site.
		Andrews Do it Best Hardware & Rental. We are a full-service hardware store that strives to provide the best in customer service. For your shopping convenience, we want to welcome you to our online store where you can purchase 70,000 items available for overnight delivery. Andrews Do it Best Hardware and Rental site.