Cheap Things To Do in Fontana Dam, North Carolina

If you like a combination of mountains and lakes, this moderate hike is for you and any younger or inexperienced backpackers you may wish to bring along. Start your trip with a pleasurable boat rid... More on Trails

The scenery was great, the lake was a beautiful aqua -marine color. More on Trails

Welcome to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, established in 1934 and visited annually by more people than any other national park. The AT to the north and Fontana Lake to the south frame the... More on Trails

From Fontana Dam to Shuckstack with a full pack is a great workout. The vie More on Trails

This streamside loop hike never gets too far from the sound of falling water, one of the key ingredients of the Smokies. This is one of the most rewarding out-of-the-way trips in the park. This hik... More on Trails

This is a very scenic hike. The route description is very accurate. The h More on Trails

This scenic 36-mile road stretches from the mountains of North ... More on TripAdvisor

One of the most beautiful rides in the eastern USA, but you better be in go More on Trails

Part of the Nantahala National Forest, this recreational lake consists of 3,000 ... More on TripAdvisor

The Forest Service owns most of the property around the lake so it is clean , pristine, and uncrowded. More on TripAdvisor

Beautiful cabin only minutes away from Fontana Lake, Nantahala Gorge, Tsali Recreation Area and Appalachian Trail. Vaulted ceiling, ... More on Visitnc.com

This is a very easy route to some high altitude views. It seems as if the forest road is almost level as you gradually climb from Stecoah Gap along the side of the Cheoah Bald to a grassy vantage p... More on Trails

Inscription. length 2365 feet, height 480 feet, Built by TVA 1942-1945 as a unit of its multi-purpose system of dams. , Location. 35° 27.115′ N, 83° 48.09′ W. Marker is near Fontana Village, North Carolina, in ... More on HMDB

The Tuckaleechee Caverns is the oldest tourist attraction in these parts. The caverns were known to Native... More on Moon Handbooks: Tennessee

Tuckaleechee Caverns was developed and opened to the public by Bill Vananda and Harry Myers. The two locals... More on showcaves.com