RobinsvilleNC vacation rentals and real estate

Quail's Roost. A great secluded location high in The Pines at Sawyer's Creek. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace and all the modern conveniences. Charming country decor and easy accessibility. Quail Roost site.

High Frontier Cabin. This new hand-crafted log cabin is privately situated on 21 secluded and heavily forested acres overlooking a large and noisy trout stream. This authentic log cabin was specially designed just for renters featuring three bedrooms, two full baths and sleeps eight comfortably

(three queens and one king). The spacious living room area has a soaring 21 foot exposed beam cathedral ceiling and native stacked-stone gas log fireplace. The interior is finished entirely with native woods (no sheetrock walls) and appointed with hand made decorations. Conveniently located is a deluxe seven-person, 50-jet, hydrotherapy spa/hot tub with private access to a bath/changing area. High Frontier Cabin site.

Hardigree Cottage. Lake Santeetlah home with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Beautiful view of lake Santeetlah. An awesome 10-15 mile view in to Slick Rock

Wilderness and Joyce Kilmer Forest. Large deck with gentle slope and few steps to your own private dock. New furnishings throughout and wood flooring in great room. Plenty of parking and easily accessible in the town of Santeetlah on Thunderbird Mountain. Located on deep water just behind the Santeetlah Dam. Hardigree Cottage site.

EVENTS AND ATTRACTIONS

Lake Santeetlah. Boat, fish or just kick back and enjoy the view. Lake Santeetlah 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. Much like the Blueridge Parkway this scenic drive winds up
he North Carolina mountains and descends into Tennessee for a total of 36 pristine miles. Cherohala Skyway site.

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

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.