You’ve decided you want to buy a mountain property to get away from it all! Here are eight things to consider as you start your search for that perfect property. Private Roads. Many properties around Western NC are built on privately maintained roads. That means that the residents of that area are responsible for maintaining the roads themselves. Some areas …
Snow, Rain, and Drought in Western North Carolina
We start out the first week of 2017 with a moderate snowstorm followed by plunging temperatures hovering a few degrees above or below zero depending on the elevation….Brrrrr! The temperatures will be warming up pretty quickly this coming week and we surely can’t complain much about them so far this fall and winter. Other than the smokey skies from the …
Trout Fishing in Haywood County NC: Lots of Opportunity
Trout fishing in Haywood County NC is an important part of the tourism industry. There are several hatchery supported trout creeks in Haywood County. Our real estate office at WNC Real Estate Store is located on Jonathan Creek in Maggie Valley, which is a popular hatchery supported trout creek. The season on Jonathan Creek is from the first Saturday in …
Bear Biologist in Smoky Mountains; Amazing Video!
Watch this amazing video of a wildlife biologist in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park track a hibernating radio collared bear. After finding the bear’s location the biologist climbs the tree and checks in on him. I am truly amazed by this video and envious of the work this man gets to do everyday. Enjoy!!!
Maggie Valley Restaurants and Hours December
ANDOLINI’S ITALIAN BISTRO 2507 Soco Road, Maggie Valley 828.944.0770 Monday: Closed Tuesday through Saturday 11:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Carry out and delivery. AMMONS DRIVE IN & DAIRY BAR 1451 Dellwood Road, Waynesville 828.926.0734 Open for Lunch and Dinner, 7 days a week. APPLE ANDY’S RESTAURANT AND COUNTRY STORE 3483 Soco Road, Maggie Valley 828.944.0626 Monday, Tuesday; Friday, Saturday & …
The Cataloochee Divide Trail
The one way 6.4 mile Cataloochee Divide Trail along the Nat’l Park boundary with Haywood County begins at Cove Creek Gap and ends close to the Hemphill Bald summit. There are several fine intersecting trails and opportunities for multi-day backpacking trips. One option we enjoy quite regularly is to leave from Appalachian Highlands Science Center gate at Hemphill Road and …
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