Things To Do in Whittier, North Carolina

Enjoy a relaxing getaway in the privacy of your own luxurious 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath townhouse that can sleep up to six people. Every town house features full kitchen, whirlpool tub in master bath, ... More on Visitnc.com

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Displays on the language, treaties, clothing, weapontry and agriculture of the Cherokees. More on MuseumsUSA.org

The 18-hole "Sequoyia" course at the Sequoyah National Golf Club facility in Whittier, North Carolina features 6,602 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . Designed by Robert Trent J... More on golflink.com

Although I would argue it is indeed interesting enough (from a hole design standpoint) to say you have played it, it doesn''t have great appeal to repeatedly do so because of remote location, diffi... More on golflink.com

2 Cabins, 1/2 mile apart on creek. One offering spectacular mtn. view, the other secluded. Both sleep ... More on Visitnc.com

Over 60 crafters from Swain and Jackson counties are at this unique co-op that offers ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Almost every Wednesday evening in the summertime you'll find a number of local riders out on the Whittier Loop for their weekly training ride. They've chosen this route because of its long flat stretches which are good for spinning ... More on Trails

Three bedroom, 2 bath rental house, air conditioning, large yard, privacy. Year-round rental by week, month. Located between ... More on Visitnc.com

Whitewater rafting on the Tuckaseigee and Nantahala Rivers. Celebrating our 20th season. Choose from two great rivers near Cherokee. The "Tuck" (only 10 minutes south of Cherokee) is warm and play... More on Cherokeesmokies.com

Whitewater rafting on the Tuckaseigee and Nantahala Rivers. Celebrating our 20th season. Choose from two great rivers near Cherokee. The "Tuck" (only 10 minutes south of Cherokee) is warm and playf... More on Cherokeesmokies.com

Deep Creek has its headwaters below Indian Gap (elevation 5,286 feet) and flows through the valley between Noland Divide and Thomas Divide, which rise above it. The watershed is completely within the Great Smoky Mountains National ... More on Trails