Cherokee, North Carolina
Located in the mountains near Bryson City, North Carolina, Tucked Into the Woods is a private Smoky Mountain cabin rental offering convenient access to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Deep Creek, the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad, Cherokee, Fontana Lake, and the Nantahala River. Bryson City is one of Western North Carolina's popular gateways to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, with access to hiking, waterfalls, fishing, tubing, scenic drives and mountain recreation. The nearby Deep Creek area of the national park is especially well known for its waterfalls, streams and hiking trails. Guests can visit downtown Bryson City for restaurants, shopping and excursions aboard the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad, whose trains depart from Bryson City and travel through the mountain scenery of Western North Carolina. For outdoor adventure, the Nantahala Outdoor Center offers access to rafting, kayaking, hiking and other activities along the Nantahala River and surrounding mountains. With a private hot tub, fire pit, spacious deck and wooded mountain setting, Tucked Into the Woods is an ideal Bryson City cabin rental for couples, families and small groups looking for a Smoky Mountains getaway near hiking, waterfalls, rafting and downtown Bryson City.
Nearby Places
Great Smoky Mountains Railroad — Bryson City
Take a scenic train ride through Western North Carolina's mountains, rivers and valleys. Seasonal excursions include the popular Polar Express.
Deep Creek — Great Smoky Mountains National Park
One of the best nearby areas for hiking and waterfalls, with access to Tom Branch Falls, Indian Creek Falls and Juney Whank Falls.
Downtown Bryson City
Explore local restaurants, breweries, shops and the small-town atmosphere of this gateway to the Smokies.
Oconaluftee Visitor Center & Mountain Farm Museum
A great introduction to Great Smoky Mountains National Park near Cherokee, with exhibits, historic structures, trails and scenic surroundings. The NPS lists it at 1194 Newfound Gap Road, two miles north of Cherokee.