HONEY MOONERS' guidebook
Hikes and trails
Popular activities in the area include trails, dog parks, lakes, which are fun for the whole family. Here is a list of the most popular trails in the area. You will find plenty of tourist attractions in our city. Below are some of the most popular which are worth visiting during your stay here.
Cataloochee Ski Area, 8 miles from the house is a great experience Southern hospitality on the slopes. For generations of snow-loving families, Cataloochee is a winter tradition, and with good reason.
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Área de Esqui Cataloochee
1080 Ski Lodge RdCataloochee Ski Area, 8 miles from the house is a great experience Southern hospitality on the slopes. For generations of snow-loving families, Cataloochee is a winter tradition, and with good reason.
Kids of all ages enjoy tubing at Tube World. Located four and a half miles from Honey Mooners, Tube World is located across from Ghost Town in the Sky in Maggie Valley, North Carolina. It's a perfect place for a family or group outing and offer tubing.
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Cataloochee Tube World in Maggie Valley
4721 Soco RdKids of all ages enjoy tubing at Tube World. Located four and a half miles from Honey Mooners, Tube World is located across from Ghost Town in the Sky in Maggie Valley, North Carolina. It's a perfect place for a family or group outing and offer tubing.
Beautiful falls! Make the trip down, they have ropes to assist! It's just 9 miles from Honey Mooners.
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Cachoeira Soco
U.S. Highway 19Beautiful falls! Make the trip down, they have ropes to assist! It's just 9 miles from Honey Mooners.
17 miles away, located in Cataloochee Valley. It’s very wide and easy all the way to the old Woody Home site. Take time to visit the old School House and Palmer Chapel while you're in the valley. Wildlife in the valley consists of Bear, Deer, Elk, and Wild Boar. In early spring close deer sightings are common. Do not attempt to approach the Boar or Elk. Bears are seldom seen, they remain on the remote high ridges of the valley.
Recommended Gear: Good hiking boots or shoes, water, a camera and bug repellent
Rough Fork Trail
Rough Fork Trail17 miles away, located in Cataloochee Valley. It’s very wide and easy all the way to the old Woody Home site. Take time to visit the old School House and Palmer Chapel while you're in the valley. Wildlife in the valley consists of Bear, Deer, Elk, and Wild Boar. In early spring close deer sightings are common. Do not attempt to approach the Boar or Elk. Bears are seldom seen, they remain on the remote high ridges of the valley.
Recommended Gear: Good hiking boots or shoes, water, a camera and bug repellent
Museum
2.6 miles. This is truly an amazing collection of motorcycles, cars and about everything in the museum actually runs. You need hours to appreciate it completely. With an amazing, enthusiastic and very willing staff, it offer what ever guidance that you may want or need.
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Wheels Through Time Motorcycle Museum
62 Vintage Ln2.6 miles. This is truly an amazing collection of motorcycles, cars and about everything in the museum actually runs. You need hours to appreciate it completely. With an amazing, enthusiastic and very willing staff, it offer what ever guidance that you may want or need.
Restaurants
There are some lovely restaurants nearby which I recommend you to check out. I hope you enjoy it!
3 miles away, Guayabitos has some of the best Authentic Mexican food that we have encountered that's made fresh daily. They've got something delicious for your entire family!
You won’t be disappointed! Trust us!
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Guayabitos
3422 Soco Rd3 miles away, Guayabitos has some of the best Authentic Mexican food that we have encountered that's made fresh daily. They've got something delicious for your entire family!
You won’t be disappointed! Trust us!
Just 2.4 miles away. Frankie’s Trattoria has been serving South Florida since 1971 and now in Maggie Valley by chef/proprietors Frank & Louis Perrone, awarded Chef of the Year by the American Academy Association and winner of the Five Star Diamond Award. Monday to Saturday.
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Frankie's Italian Trattoria
1037 Soco RdJust 2.4 miles away. Frankie’s Trattoria has been serving South Florida since 1971 and now in Maggie Valley by chef/proprietors Frank & Louis Perrone, awarded Chef of the Year by the American Academy Association and winner of the Five Star Diamond Award. Monday to Saturday.
2.4 miles away. Rendezvous Restaurant is a nice steakhouse. The most popular steak in the city easily goes to it. Always heard amazing things about this place.
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Rendezvous Restaurant
70 Soco Rd2.4 miles away. Rendezvous Restaurant is a nice steakhouse. The most popular steak in the city easily goes to it. Always heard amazing things about this place.
Sightseeing
Be sure to check out Junaluska lake, 7.5 miles away, an awesome place to go for a walk and have a good and peaceful time in town, is open for all to enjoy with plenty of things to do and places to stay. It's at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains near Waynesville and Maggie Valley. The town surrounds a 200-acre lake.
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Lake Junaluska
759 N Lakeshore DrBe sure to check out Junaluska lake, 7.5 miles away, an awesome place to go for a walk and have a good and peaceful time in town, is open for all to enjoy with plenty of things to do and places to stay. It's at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains near Waynesville and Maggie Valley. The town surrounds a 200-acre lake.
Hemp Hill Road Trail, 7 miles away, is a 4.1 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Maggie Valley, North Carolina that features a river and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from February until November: Hiking, wildlife, running, walking, views, rocky, river and more.
No dogs allowed.
Hemphill Road
Hemphill RoadHemp Hill Road Trail, 7 miles away, is a 4.1 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Maggie Valley, North Carolina that features a river and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from February until November: Hiking, wildlife, running, walking, views, rocky, river and more.
No dogs allowed.
Food scene
4 miles away, is open for public access. It’s a great spot to visit during your stay.
This brand new park contains a picnic shelter with restrooms, tables, a walking trail, educational signage, creekside benches, rain garden and our Sensory Garden, provided with help from the Maggie Valley Lions Club!
Mary Rathbone Rich Park
4538 Soco Road4 miles away, is open for public access. It’s a great spot to visit during your stay.
This brand new park contains a picnic shelter with restrooms, tables, a walking trail, educational signage, creekside benches, rain garden and our Sensory Garden, provided with help from the Maggie Valley Lions Club!