Romantic Things To Do in Cherokee, North Carolina

In 1947, Western North Carolina Associated Communities, a group of forward-thinking business people from nine counties surrounding Cherokee, NC, decided presenting an outdoor drama about the Cherokee would bolster local tourism. They ... More on Cherokee-nc.com

In 1947, Western North Carolina Associated Communities, a group of forward-thinking business people from nine counties surrounding Cherokee, NC, decided presenting an outdoor drama about the Cherokee would bolster local tourism. They ... More on Cherokee-nc.com

Operated by the Cherokee Historical Association, this living museum offers a step back in time to the mid-... More on Frommers

We wanted to see this on our trip from Pigeon Forge after two days there we drove up in the Smokey Mountain... More on TripAdvisor

The rare spruce-fir forests that cloak the highest elevations of the Smokies were among the primary reasons the Smoky Mountains were designated a national park. Covering only 13,000 of the parks 50... More on Trails

One of a kind with lots of history. Sites are indeed fairly small and will More on Trails

Founded in 1946 with the purpose of preserving and advancing Cherokee arts and crafts, the Qualla Arts & Cr... More on Cherokee-nc.com

The staff was very helpful and friendly also. More on TripAdvisor

Oconaluftee offers both a visitor center and the Mountain Farm Museumâa collection of historic log buildings gathered from throughout the Smoky Mountains and preserved on a single site. Buildings include a house, barn, applehouse, ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Inscription. Most of the buildings on a mountain farm related to the most basic of all needs; preserving food. The historic buildings at the Mountain Farm Museum were moved here from throughout the national park in the early 1950s. ... More on HMDB

Unique museum housing the world's largest collection of Cherokee arts and crafts. Exhibits portray Cherokee history, legends, and culture, including religion, dance, ceremony, government, gender roles, the Trail of Tears and the ... More on Cherokeesmokies.com