Maggie Valley Travel Guide

Nestled away in the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina is the welcoming town of Maggie Valley. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the Smoky Mountains National Park as their playground, with hiking trails and the chance to explore nature. Plus, there are plenty of other recreational activities to enjoy, such as biking, horseback riding, fishing, and whitewater rafting. One thing’s for sure, you're bound to experience Southern hospitality in Maggie Valley with lots of eateries and restaurants to choose from. In addition, try Appalachian cuisine and sip on a beer at one of the handcrafted microbrews.

Things to Do in Maggie Valley

Top things to do in Maggie Valley include the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which is home to a wealth of hiking trails through the forests and wildflowers. For car enthusiasts, appreciate times gone by at the Wheels Through Time Museum. Here, you can view rare cars, as well as vintage vehicles and motorcycles. There are several golf courses to practice your swing and enjoy a quiet round. The Elevated Mountain Distilling Company is open for tours and sampling some of their bootleg moonshine. During the winter, you can enjoy skiing and tubing at Cataloochee Ski Area.

Best Time to Visit Maggie Valley

The best time to visit Maggie Valley is during the late spring and summer months. In particular, July temperatures are still warm and accommodation is cheaper. For skiing and other winter activities, there is snow in Maggie Valley from November.

Cabins in Maggie Valley

Tucked away between Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Nantahala National Forest, a cozy cabin is the perfect mountain retreat in Maggie Valley, North Carolina. Tranquil vacation rental cabins with picturesque mountain views and convenient access to Blue Ridge Parkway or nearby Asheville make Maggie Valley cabins the perfect vacation home.

Explore Maggie Valley and surrounding attractions like Smoky Mountain National Park, Cataloochee Ski Area and Ghost Town, all located a short distance from your mountain cabin. Hit the trails in the Smoky Mountains or the slopes at Cataloochee. Get a taste for the Wild West at Ghost Town, North Carolina’s mile-high themed park. Return from a day of adventure to an authentic log cabin and relax in the hot tub or around the fire pit with hot dogs and s’mores. Find a vacation rental in Maggie Valley to start your adventure.