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Waynesville North Carolina is Haywood County's
oldest town with over a century of experience as a quaint mountain retreat. Even
before the railroad made it easy to get here, visitors flocked to Waynesville
for the cool, clean air, clean water, outstanding scenery and an opportunity to
escape sweltering cities. Today, as Waynesville looks forward to its
bicentennial in 2009, vacationers continue to gravitate to this delightful
mountain town for its cool summers, dramatic autumns, mild winters, lush
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RENTAL CABINS,
HOMES, CONDOS (106)
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EVENTS AND ATTRACKTIONS
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Pike
(Maggie Valley Country Club). Newly Renovated
3 Bedroom Rancher in The Maggie Valley Country Club, Great View(2 Queen, 2
Twin,), 2 Bath, Fireplace, Cable TV/VCR, NO SMOKING, Large partially
covered deck, Two wall mount A/C units, $650/week, $1850/month.
Elevation: 3400 Feet. Managed by High Country Properties. Pike
site.
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Smoky Mountain
Charm
is beautifully decorated and
has a fantastic view of Maggie. It has a formal dining and living area,
family room, two bedrooms, two baths,
sun room plus an exercise room. It is definitely a home you will want to
visit again and again. Rates: Weekly-$615, 4-weeks-$1715 Daily-Call Patty
for availability. Rates are subject to 7% State sales tax and 3% County
occupany tax. PETS WILL BE CONSIDERED. NO SMOKING. Managed by Real Estate
Adventures. Smoky
Mountain Charm site.
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Cranes Lookout.
2bedroom 2bath. Huge master bath 1 king in master bedroom, 2 queen
beds in other bedroom. Huge covered front
porch, with rocking Chairs, swing and table and chairs if you would
like to eat your breakfast overlooking the Maggie Valley Country Club.
Easy access close to town! Lots of parking plus interior garage.. NO
AC but has attic fan which works great!! Cable TV, plus Lots of
Extras. $700 a week $2100 month. Includes Maid Service
on Departure! Cranes
Lookout site.
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14 . Chef's Table Benefit
Dinner 8th Annual Wine for the Arts Benefit for Haywood County Arts
Council. Chef's
Table site.
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Wheels
Through Time. A consummate collection
of over 250 rare antique American Motorcycles
and Automobiles. Equally as astounding is the memorabilia collection that
unites the "art of the motorcycle" with the generation of
Americans that enjoyed a lifestyle peculiar to the "American
Mainstream." The thrust of the museum is to educate future
generations to a fascinating spectrum of Americana.
Wheels Through Time site.
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Oct. 26-28. World Championships
of Clogging. Maggie Valley. 304-872-5803
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Star Rescue Ranch.
This isn't an "attraction" but a very
good cause. Whether you're ready to adopt a horse or just want to make a
contribution to the rescue effort, Star Ranch is worthy of your
attention. Full details are on the site and you may visit Star but must
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT. Star
Rescue Ranch site.
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THE
BLUERIDGE PARKWAY. At 469 miles
long the Parkway is the nation's longest scenic rural parkway. Now 70
years
old it is administered by the National Park Service and host
to approximately 20 million visits annually. It connects the
Shenandoah Valley National Park with the Great Smokey Mountains National
park in North Carolina and Tennessee. Along the route are opportunities
for lodging, dining, camping, hiking and simply enjoying breathtaking
views from easily accessible overlooks and picnic areas. Visit
the Blueridge Parkway Association and
the Official National Parks Site.
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Great
Smokey Mountains National Park. Ridge
upon ridge of endless forest
Carolina and Tennessee in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. World
renowned for the diversity of its plant and animal life, the beauty of its
ancient mountains, and the quality of its remnants of Southern Appalachian
mountain culture, this is America's most visited national park. Great
Smoky Mountains National Park site.
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Clingman's
Dome. At 6,643 feet,
Clingmans Dome is Great Smoky Mountains National Park's highest point. It
is the highest point in Tennessee, and the second highest point
east of the Mississippi. Only North Carolina's Mt. Mitchell (6,684 feet)
rises higher. Clingmans
Dome is a popular Park destination. Located along the state-line ridge, it
is half in North Carolina and half in Tennessee. The peak is accessible
after driving Clingmans Dome Road from Newfound Gap, and then walking a
steep half-mile trail. A paved trail leads to a 54-foot observation tower.
Clingman's Dome
site. |
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RESTAURANTS &
ENTERTAINMENT |
ARTISTS &
GALLERIES |
MERCHANTS &
MORE |
Chef's
Table. Nestled unassumingly on a side
street in downtown Waynesville, North Carolina, the legendary Chef’s
Table restaurant is a celebration of the best wine country cuisine in the
Great Smoky Mountains.
The restaurant started with the concept of cooking with fresh, seasonal,
local foods and produce—pairing these exceptional recipes with wines
from around the world.
Today the restaurant continues this fresh/local philosophy and remains an
icon of gourmet dining, with Executive Chef Josh Monroe continuing the
high standards for cooking excellence that locals and guests alike enjoy.
Join us for dinner, and complement your meal with a selection from our
extensive list of award-winning wines. We are open Wednesday through Saturday for dinner
from 5 until 9, and Sunday from 10-2 for Brunch. Come share our
passion . Chef's
Table site. |
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The Patio.
Just around the corner on Church Street
in Waynesville is the Patio Bistro & Coffee Shop. Not only does The
Patio offer a comfortable indoor dining room but they also offer outdoor
seating on their European-style patio. Whether having breakfast or lunch,
dining at The Patio means made-fresh-daily. We feature hand-made to order
deli sandwiches, healthy salads, creative wraps, and daily specials. The
Patio site.
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T.Pennington.
Artist of the Blue Ridge. Teresa
Pennington is a self-taught
colored pencil artist with
a talent she says is God-given. Often spending as much as four months on
one drawing, she meticulously renders the scenery, landmarks, flora and
fauna of Western North Carolina with an emphasis on the Blue Ridge
Parkway. T.
Pennington site. |
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Christmas is
Everyday. Hi There!!! We are located in
Waynesville, NC in the beautiful Great Smoky Mountains.
We have Moravian Stars and many wonderful ornaments and gifts and
Christmas decorations. We also carry Adora Dolls, Lee Middleton
Dolls, Seymour Mann Dolls, Emmett Kelly Jr. items, Cuckoo Clocks
from Germany, Christmas dishes by Nikko, and the new Jacqueline Kent
Collection and much much more. Christmas
is Everyday site |
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The Life is Good Store. Great gifts,
collectibles
and more. A wide variety of specialty items from furniture to cat
collectibles. Advice From T-shirts. Christmas items, greeting
cards and Harmony Kingdom items. SHOP ONLINE. The
Life is Good Store site.
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MAST
GENERAL STORE. The Mast
General Store was built, at least the first of its many rooms, in 1882 by Henry
Taylor and opened in 1883. Over the years it evolved along with the times,
being purchased in 1980 by John and Faye Cooper. They have expanded to
several locations but retained the "old country store" feeling
while offering the latest in apparel, household goods and specialty items.
ONLINE SHOPPING. Mast
General Store site. |
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