Our Grounds
Nestled in a serene mountain setting, our grounds offer the perfect blend of nature, comfort, and charm. Wander among rhododendron groves, relax by the stream, or simply enjoy the fresh mountain air—this is your peaceful escape.
Local Attractions – Maggie valley
Maggie Valley, North Carolina
If you searching for things to do in Maggie Valley, look no further. Located on the fringe of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and two national forests, outdoor pursuits like hiking, camping, biking, whitewater rafting and horseback riding are favorites. You can also head over to the Cataloochee Valley area of the park and see the elk, which have been successfully reintroduced into the park.
Below are links to just some of the most popular things to do while visiting Maggie Valley.
Maggie Valley Events from the Maggie Valley Area Visitors Bureau.
Below are links to just some of the most popular things to do while visiting Maggie Valley.
Maggie Valley Opry House
Outstanding scenery and recreational opportunities make the Blue Ridge Parkway one of the most popular units of the National Park System. “America’s Favorite Drive” winds its way 469 miles through mountain meadows and past seemingly endless vistas. Split-rail fences, old farmsteads and historic structures complement spectacular views of distant mountains and neighboring valleys.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Ridge upon ridge of endless forest straddles the border between North Carolina and Tennessee in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. World renowned for the diversity of its plant and animal life, the beauty of its ancient mountains, and the quality of its remnants of Southern Appalachian mountain culture, this is America’s most visited national park.
Visit Cataloochee Ski Area this season and experience southern hospitality on the slopes. For generations of snow-loving families, Cataloochee is a winter tradition, and with good reason. Our winter playground is nestled in the Great Smoky Mountains with breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks – riding the chairlift has never been more rewarding.
Ride the crest of the latest wave in outdoor winter fun and Tubing! Tube World now brings this exciting fun-packed family experience to Maggie Valley, North Carolina. With Cataloochee’s famous snowmaking expertise your assured a good time no matter what the weather.
Four of the most fascinating acres at Biltmore Estate are all under one roof. America’s largest home boasts 250 rooms, 65 fireplaces, an indoor pool, bowling alley, priceless art and antiques. Many of the grapes that go into our award-winning wines are handpicked from our own lakeside vineyards and carried to our state-of-the-art winery. Under the watchful eye of our French winemaker, great wine is becoming a new Biltmore tradition.
Directions
Maggie Valley is 30 miles west of Asheville: take I-40 west to Exit 27. From Knoxville take I-40 east to Exit 20. Highway access is excellent. Travel is easy and convenient.
To get to Country cabins….
From I-40: take exit 27 toward Waynesville onto Hwy 74. exit from Hwy 74 at exit 103 onto Hwy 19. Bradley St. is on the left between the BB & T Bank and Country Vineyard, before Eagle Nest Entertainment. Turn left and come .2 miles and Country Cabins is on the left.
From Hwy 23/74 (at Waynesville), take exit 102 onto Hwy 276 toward Maggie Valley. At the light at Lake Junaluska, turn left onto Hwy 19. Bradley St. is on the left between the BB & T Bank and Country Vineyard, before Eagle Nest Entertainment. Turn left and come .2 miles and Country Cabins is on the left.
From Cherokee: follow Hwy 19 to the Valley. Bradley St. will be on the right (about 2 miles) after Eagle Nest Entertainment between Country Vineyard and the BB & T Bank.Turn Right and come .2 miles and Country Cabins in on the left.
Weather
Maggie Valley is one of the highest towns east of the Mississippi at over 3,200 feet, nearly 1,500 feet higher than Gatlinburg, Tennessee, making summertime temperatures in the area 10-15 degrees cooler with average daytime highs being in the 70s to low 80s.
Seasons in Maggie Valley
Enjoy all four seasons at Country Cabins
Winter
In the Winter the naked trees give us a peek into the mountainsides we can only experience this time of year. Activities include (but are not limited to) snow skiing, snow tubing, hiking and snowshoe hiking and sledding. Late Winter the Daffodils pop up everywhere.
Spring
Spring bursts forth with Apple Blossoms, Azaleas, Rhododendron flowers and Flowering Dogwoods to name a few. Hosta’s, Tulips and Lily’s seem to sprout up overnight. Animal babies of all kinds can be observed learning new skills such as walking, climbing, hopping and flying. It’s nature at it’s best!
Summer
Wildflowers cover the area in Summer and linger through Fall. Our average temperature is in the 70’s since we have an elevation of 3,000 feet. Some of our guest favorite Summer activities are: Floating and tubing on one of our many rivers, Hiking to our numerous waterfalls, & Biking and driving our scenic roads.
Fall
Mother Natures paintbrush splashes trees with color in every direction you look and that look can go for miles and miles on The Parkway. Fall and Apple Festivals are in full swing enticing us to try the newest apple treat and shop for that piece of local art.