Pet Friendly Things To Do in Hazelwood, North Carolina

Featured in the Guinness Book of World Records, and home to the finding of the world's largest sapphire-at ... More on DogFriendly.com

Buy a small ($25) or large ($45) bucket and sluice the dirt through the flowing water until you run out of ... More on GeckoGo

Of the three hikes in this guidebook that take you to Mt. Sterling, this one is the shortest and the only one suitable for a day hike. Its steep but short enough that you can take all the time you ... More on Trails

I did this trail in late June. Did not expect it to get too cold overnight. More on Trails

At 5,842 feet, the top of Mount Sterling is adorned with one of only two original fire towers that hikers can climb to capture panoramas above the treetops. And the views from the spruce-fir high c... More on Trails

Great trail. I planned and did the whole loop in two days though. I knocked More on Trails

The Spruce Mountain overnight loop is an outstanding two-night trip that covers a wide variety of terrain and trail conditions while offering a good opportunity for solitude. It must be noted, howe... More on Trails

Nice loop, although not without problems. We reached the first night's back More on Trails

Discover the magic of the Smokies in this hand built, tin-roofed log cabin perched on Eagles Nest Mountain high above the quaint town of Waynesville. Enjoy our beautiful ... More on Visitnc.com

Big trees are the stars of this loop, which starts in lovely Cataloochee Valley. Of course, the numerous old growth giants are complemented by other attractive aspects of Smoky Mountain scenery. Add a visit to a pioneer homestead ... More on Trails

Since the park is lovated on top of a mountain, getting there--via incline railroad or chairlift--is half t... More on About

Between the announcer selling face painting, pushing us to go see his wife sing at some country western mus... More on Epinions.com

The first mile follows the old roadbed along Rough Fork, crossing it three times on narrow foot logs and arriving at a clearing. Here stands Steve Woody Place, a well-preserved homesite open for ex... More on Trails

We back packed from the trail head of caldwell fork on cove creek road. Ov More on Trails

You might be a little wary of hiking a trail called Boogerman, but theres no cause for alarm. Robert Boogerman Palmer, the former owner of much of the woodland you hike through, supposedly received... More on Trails

The trail was wonderful! The weather was great! I loved all the footlogs More on Trails