Location: Maggie Valley
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Maggie Valley is a town in Haywood County, North Carolina, United States. The population was 1,150 at the 2010 census. It is home to Cataloochee Ski Area and former Ghost Town in the Sky amusement park. Maggie Valley is part of the Asheville Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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1. Wheels Through Time Transportation Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,397 reviews
Reviewed By wvsjr - Bessemer, United States
My wife and I love the show what’s in the barn so we decided to visit this museum of old motorcycles it is very interesting and a lot of history and old bikes to see it was awesome
2. Waterrock Knob
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5.0 based on 301 reviews
Reviewed By GoVols79 - Chattanooga, United States
Waterrock Knob is part of the Plott Balsams mountain range in western North Carolina. At mile marker 451.2 on the Blue Ridge Parkway there is a great stop with a National Park Service Visitor Center that is open seasonally. It features a large parking lot with great views all around, restrooms and hiking trails. We enjoy hiking so we took the trail to the top but the view isn’t any better from what you see in the parking lot. It is paved for the first half and then turns to a dirt trail. The trail isn’t overly technical but I wouldn’t wear flip flops. It is also pretty steep; especially the paved part. The summit of the trail is 6,273 feet above elevation and is the highest point on the Blue Ridge Parkway. The visitor center is small but has a station for stamping a NPS passport, maps, an assortment of gifts and food and drink. There are also displays about the area and wildlife. We picked up Junior Ranger packets for the kids to complete. Waterrock Knob is a great stop on the Parkway and was one of the highlights of our trip.
3. Maggie Valley Rock Shop
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5.0 based on 30 reviews
In the Heart of Maggie Valley - Don't miss Maggie's own little rock shop. A real gem, pardon the pun, is a great place to find that special treasure you've been looking for. Gem stones, Jewelry or try your hand at gem mining.
Reviewed By JoshB307 - Sarver, United States
I was very surprised at the amount of gems that I got from the gem mine doing the sifting area. they actually stayed open a half an hour later for us just because we were looking around and we weren't running a little late and we didn't realize that they were closing. Very friendly and very knowledgeable staff here I would definitely recommend this if you are definitely into gems and rocks and stones for healing.
4. Soco Falls
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4.5 based on 510 reviews
Reviewed By AKay71923 - Arkadelphia, United States
One of the most beautiful waterfall areas we have ever visited! Will have to go back when we have more time and can go down to the water.
5. Fantasy Golf and Gameroom
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4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By sparky223 - Maggie Valley, United States
I and 7 friends played golf here after a picnic dinner at the pavilion. It was fun and staff were very friendly. Neat putt putt golf layout with interesting holes and a challenge too. I came in next to last but had a great time.
6. Maggie Valley Carpet Golf
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4.5 based on 18 reviews
We have two 18-hole championship courses for lots of family fun! Enjoy the old rusty truck, the windmills, the lighthouse and so much more as you play.
Reviewed By nozbirn
Have always enjoyed playing this course, it is what I would call a skills course design versus the luck shot courses of modern era putt putts. Go, putt, and enjoy.
7. Maggie Mountaineer Crafts
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4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By ajcracer - Riverton, United States
Interesting place to stop and spend some time looking for that perfect gift or souvenir to remember your visit to Maggie Valley
8. Stompin' Ground
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4.0 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By TipsFromABellman - Las Vegas, United States
My sister has been dancing for over 60 years and taught dancing for probably 40 of those in Laurinburg , North Carolina . She learned to Clog in the old traditional mountain style from some locals back in the day and taught it for years and also competed with her team and teams from her school . In 2013 she was inducted into The America's Clogging Hall of Fame . She now lives in Maggie Valley and enjoys coming here . She has danced here many times and so has my niece . She is now retired . I included a picture of her plaque and her with one of her teams back around the early 80's .
9. Cataloochee Ski Area
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 423 reviews
Cataloochee Ski Area, located high in the mountains of Western North Carolina is the home of "Great Skiing in the Great Smokies!" One of the first areas in the region to open each season, Cataloochee is committed to making your skiing and snowboarding experience the best it can be by utilizing one the most advanced snowmaking systems in the Southeast. With 100% snowmaking on 18 slopes and trails including the Cat Cage Terrain Park, 3 aerial lifts and 2 moving carpet lifts, and over 4,000 sets of snowsports equipment, the Cataloochee experience offers something everyone. We feature a PSIA and AASI member Ski and Snowboard School with instruction for all ages and abilities, and offer our HEAD Kids Adventure Center with ski and snowboard programs for kids ages 4-12 and a variety of terrain for beginners to experts alike. With our new Terrain-Based Learning programs, you will learn quicker and easier than ever before. Group and corporate meeting space is available. In the lodge, a fireplace and cozy atmosphere await you along with our on-mountain restaurant offering three ala carte meals daily and a lounge with full ABC permits. Round out your day on the mountain with a visit to The Shop at Cataloochee, featuring signature gifts and apparel. Down the hill in Maggie Valley, we offer Tube World, a snowtubing hill with up to 12 lanes of tubing fun! Cataloochee Ski and Sports, our rental and clothing shop in Maggie Valley allows you to rent your ski or snowboard equipment at a discounted rate, purchase your lift ticket and get everything you need for a day on the slopes. Bib, jacket and helmet rentals are also available at the shop as well. Best of all, you can pick up everything you need the night before and be ready to go straight to the snow on the day you plan to ski or snowboard with no waiting! The sports shop sells goggles, gloves, hats, sunglasses and other accessories to complete your visit. Cataloochee is located only 35 miles west of Asheville, 3 hours north of Atlanta, 1 3/4 hours from the Greenville/Spartanburg and Knoxville areas with easy four lane access from each and offers great midweek packages including our Drive, Slide and Stay and Kids Ski and Stay FREE programs making economical winter fun closer than you think!
Reviewed By hardwayjc - Locust Grove, United States
I recently visited this place as beginner/intermediate. I fell in love with place. Was great for learning blues also had advanced run blacks that were terrifying but good place to grow for future. Had excellent trainer Jess who was so kinda professional and taught me so many tips and trick to help me advance! This place is great! Not to crowded and nice size runs unlike Appalachian Ski Mt which was tiny. I had great time comparable to Colorado runs. Everyone was kind lovely views of mountains highly recommended and closest park to Atlanta can do in one day.
10. Soco Craft & Tower
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By auntdodoto9 - Winston Salem, United States
As I was driving through Maggie Valley earlier this week, I saw the Observation Tower with gorgeous fall colors all around, so I stopped to check it out. For just 50 cents, I could climb the tower and see the valley. What a beautiful view, well worth the time and 50 cents spent here!
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