- Our list of the best things to do in Hayesville, North Carolina, features the top 79 nearby activities — including 39 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Hayesville, NC has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Water Activities, Museums & Galleries, and Amusement.
- The results below include the top 5 things to do within the city of Hayesville, NC , followed by 74 popular activities in nearby cities, including Helen, Blairsville, Murphy, Hiawassee, Franklin, Clarkesville, Bryson City, Dillard, Sautee Nacoochee, Cherokee, Young Harris, Clayton and Tellico Plains
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At the Cherokee Bear Zoo, visitors can feed black bears. In addition, visitors can see raccoons, ground hogs, deer, monkeys, tigers, and grizzlies, many of which are born at the zoo.
41.1 Miles
Georgia Wine Hiking is a company that combines outdoor hiking with wine tasting. Participants on a hike are led by a tour guide and receive lunch and wine tastings along the way.
41.2 Miles
95%
859 votes
240 Amicalola Falls State Park Road, Dawsonville, GA 30534
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Dawsonville, Georgia is home to Amicalola Falls State Park. Its vast camping facilities include tent plots, RV hookups, rental cottages, an inn, a mid-size lodge and a covered lean-to. Park access is free, but parking is $5 per vehicle.
41.2 Miles
Formerly Thunder Alley Lanes, the newly renovated Country Side Lanes has 22 high performance alleys for traditional or league bowling. The facilities also provide a snack bar, billiards and an arcade area.
41.3 Miles
A part of Amilacola Falls State Park, Base of the Falls Trail is a moderately difficult hike which comprises of paved walk and wooden stairs and offers scenic views of the falls.
41.3 Miles
Visitors at Oconoluftee Indian Village in Cherokee, North Carolina are transported back to 1760. Costumed interpreters portray European soldiers and American settlers, and the First Nations are represented by real Native Americans.
41.3 Miles
97%
112 votes
103 Guy Bark Rd, Cherokee, NC 28719
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Owned and operated on the Cherokee Indian Reservation, End of the Trail Horseback Riding can accommodate all skill levels of riders. The hour long guided trail rides are available for those who are over six years old.
41.4 Miles
Providing a view of Amicalola falls, West Ridge Spring Trail has a flat surface coated with recycled tires. The trail is suitable for walking and provides a visitors center that includes exhibits of local wildlife and history.
41.4 Miles
97%
72 votes
Tremont Road, Townsend, TN
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Upper Tremont Road in Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a two-mile road in the center of the park that offers a unique area serenity. Many hiking and horseback riding trails begin here, and visitors also enjoy fishing.
41.5 Miles
91%
905 votes
Highway 441 and Drama Road, Cherokee, NC 28719
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Cherokee, North Carolina is home to the Museum of the Cherokee Indian. The institution explores the history of the Cherokee Nation, with a particular emphasis on its role in the history of the United States.