Cherokee Sites – Blue Ridge National Heritage Area

Cherokee Heritage Festival

A fall celebration of Cherokee culture in Clay County The Cherokee Heritage Festival is an...

Learn about Cherokee crafts, culture before walking the Quanassee Path A good place to start...

Drive around ancient Cherokee lands to see new crafts Stecoah Drive-About Tour begins at the site...

Historic rock school resurrected as craft destination In the 1940s, work began on a school...

Waynesville is the largest city west of Asheville. It is Haywood County's oldest town and...

Preserving the legacy and crafts of Clay County's long history As its name would suggest, the Old...

Revisit life in a reconstructed Cherokee summer and winter home The Cherokee and their ancestors...

Rush Wray Museum The museum is located in the McElroy House, a Georgian style...

The tiny village of Valle Crucis is perched in a valley high in North Carolina's...

The Blue Ridge Parkway Visitor Center in Asheville, North Carolina features an award-winning film and...

Celebrating Cherokee traditions and pioneer days The Cherokee County Historical Museum displays the rich history...

The fibers of an inspirational heritage The galleries of the Mountain Heritage Center bring mountain...