Come Play Awhile, Come Stay Awhile, in Hayesville, NC
- mountainwaterfilms
- Dec 30, 2022
- 1 min read
Updated: May 9
Hayesville is about as far west as you can go in North Carolina without crossing into Georgia. That remoteness is the feature.
Lake Chatuge is a Tennessee Valley Authority reservoir that spreads across the state line, and the shoreline here is quieter than most people expect. The Jack Rabbit Trail system winds through terrain along the lake for hikers and mountain bikers both. The Clay County Historical & Arts Museum connects visitors to Cherokee history and the culture of this particular corner of the mountains.
Downtown Hayesville is small enough to know by name. The Copper Door is the kind of local restaurant that outlasts trends. Nocturnal Brewing and Hayesville Brewing Company are both worth a stop. The Beal Center keeps the square alive with concerts and festivals that change with the season.
Hayesville is not the end of the road. It just feels like a place that knows what it is.
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