In Cherokee, North Carolina, fall is a time of transformation. The leaves put on a dizzying color display and the air is crisp and cool. Autumn is one of the most beautiful times of year to visit Cherokee. Our mountainsides turn red and gold and the fall foliage can be enjoyed at your pace, either…
Wondering what to do in Cherokee, NC, this fall and winter? Now is the perfect time for a peaceful and picturesque getaway to our beautiful mountain town. Pack your bags and leave the planning to us. With these nine fun, family-friendly things to do this season, you’ll want to stay a few nights or more…
Fishing Permit Cherokee NC Tribal Permit Requirements Catch-and-Release Special Use Permit The Parkway Haven is a portion of Raven Fork set aside for catch-and-release fly-fishing only. This 2.2-mile stretch of trophy fishing waters runs north from the point where the Blue Ridge Parkway crosses Raven Fork, up to the south end of the River Valley…
Cherokee Waters Paradise for fish; bounty for fishermen. Thirty miles of privately stocked, freestone streams meander through the landscape, flowing with pristine waters sourced from the nearby Great Smoky Mountains and ultimately descending into Cherokee. These historic waters have been cherished by the Cherokee people for centuries and now stand as the longest privately owned…
Guy Fieri’s Cherokee Kitchen + Bar looks as big as it tastes. This rustic-chic restaurant highlights custom millwork, bright chandeliers, lofty ceilings, and multiple seating areas.
Traditional Cherokee Basket Weaving Weaving Heritage, Culture, and Artistry The craft the Cherokee people are most frequently known for throughout the world is basket weaving. This ancient tradition, passed down for generations, has now become a unique and exciting Native American art form. Baskets have been an integral part of Cherokee culture for thousands of years and…
Cherokee, NC is surrounded by natural beauty and spectacular views. Take in these 5 beautiful scenic overlooks on your next visit.
In 2001, the National Park Service successfully reintroduced elk to the Cataloochee Valley in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, making sightings possible today. To learn more about these beautiful and mighty creatures, we spoke to Caleb R. Hickman, PhD, Supervisory Fish and Wildlife Biologist for the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.
There is nothing more magical than the sights and sounds of waterfalls. Cherokee is home to two of the most beautiful waterfalls in North Carolina, Mingo Falls and Soco Falls.
You don’t have to be a pro to enjoy fishing in Cherokee. Beginners love it for the same reason as the pros: the waters in Cherokee are heavily stocked with trout, including rainbow, brook, and brown varieties, as well as other kinds of fish. Read more for an insider guide on how to fish Cherokee.
Every year people come from every state in the country, and from other countries, to fish Cherokee. Read on to learn everything you need to know to fish Cherokee, NC.
The priority for the Fish & Wildlife department is to establish a complete and comprehensive economic development plan. The Tribe entered into a contract with a firm to assess local and regional food chain supply dynamics for opportunities of continued and/or new investment. This agriculture economic development plan first focuses on surveying within the Cherokee…
Play a round where the views are as good as the game. Sequoyah National Golf Club offers something historic on every hole.
Enjoy a revitalizing stay in one of Harrah's 300 deluxe rooms, featuring spacious layouts, large baths and upscale furnishings. Guests can indulge in the Mandara Spa, exciting entertainment and nightlife, delectable dining options, upscale shopping and more.
A culture, a people, and a place - Cherokee is a sovereign nation, located in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains. Welcome to our home that spans a millennia.
There's an abundance of priceless fun in Cherokee. Explore a variety of adventures available for purchase.
Play a round where the views are as good as the game. Sequoyah National Golf Club offers something historic on every hole.
Enjoy a revitalizing stay in one of Harrah’s 300 deluxe rooms, featuring spacious layouts, large baths and upscale furnishings. Guests can indulge in the Mandara Spa, exciting entertainment and nightlife, delectable dining options, upscale shopping and more.
A culture, a people, and a place – Cherokee is a sovereign nation, located in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains. Welcome to our home that spans a millennia.
There’s an abundance of priceless fun in Cherokee. Explore a variety of adventures available for purchase.