Activities

 

Excursions and Adventures at Old Edwards Inn and Spa, Highlands, NC

828-526-8008

 
Outdoor Adventures
Fly Fishing:
Enjoy the sport with local guides familiar with the area’s waters. You will have a relaxing day while learning how to read water, spot fish, and choose the right fly pattern. Western North Carolina’s more popular fly fishing species include Brook Trout, Brown Trout, and Rainbow Trout which reside in many of the rivers surrounding Highlands, NC including the Davidson River,the East Fork of the French Broad, and the Tuckasegee.

Fishing:
Enjoy the natural beauty of Lake Glen with its pristine, clear water and glistening white sand beaches. Located in a beautiful mountain forest, the lake offers over 6 miles in length with 26 miles of shoreline and 3 major waterfalls. Lake Glenville, also known as Thorpe Reservoir, sits 3,500 feet above sea level and is the highest lake east of the Mississippi. Enjoy 1,500 acres of boat fishing where you can find Bass, Trout, Walleye,Catfish, Bream, Panfish and Crappie in the 125 feet deep lake. The lake is fed by five main tributaries as well as dozens of springs and creeks.

Whitewater Equestrian Center
828-966-9646 • Sapphire, NC
Guided horseback trail rides in the woods with many different trails.

Whitewater Rafting
Join us at Chattooga Whitewater Outfitters to experience the most beautiful and exciting river in the Southeast. They offer the following services: Whitewater Paddling including rafting, canoing, kayaking and sit-on-tops; Flatwater paddling; Fishing guides and equipment; Inner tubing; Hiking, camping and bird watching; Instruction for paddling and fishing. www.chattoogaadventures.com

Highlands Nature Center
828-526-2623 • 930 Horse Cove Road
The Highlands Nature Center is a great place to learn about the natural history of the region. The building itself is constructed of local granite and chestnut timbers from the Nantahala National Forest. Inside, a variety of permanent exhibits include live reptiles and amphibians and a polished cross section of an ancient hemlock,dated to 1489 by its growth rings. Also features interactive exhibits such as microscope stations, the Touchy-Feely Box, and the Touch and Learn Table. It also serves as the starting point for several trails and access to the Highlands Botanical Garden. In addition, the center has an impressive line up of programs this summer offering an opportunity to learn about and experience first hand the region’s varied wildlife. A complete listing is available online at www.wcu.edu/hbs

Nantahala Outdoor Center
888-905-7238 • www.noc.com
Rafting, Mountain Biking, Lake Tours, Kayaking and Hiking the Appalachian Trail.

Arrowmont Stables
828-743-2762 • Cullowhee, NC
Experience Nature Firsthand on this 200 acre retreat. What a great way to spend time with your family. You and your children will have memories that will linger forever. Horseback riding,trout fishing hiking, swimming, hunting for arrowheads and gems and camping with lunch. www.arrowmont.com

Scaly Mountain Outdoor Center
828-526-3737 • 7420 Dillard Road, Scaly Mountain, NC
Located between Sky Valley Georgia and Highlands North Carolina, The Scaly Mountain Outdoor Center is the place to enjoy both summer and winter fun. Come visit and experience, or rediscover, the fun of Trout Fishing in NC, ice skating, summer tubing,and snow tubing in NC. There is something for the entire family at the Scaly Mountain Outdoor Center. Parents can enjoy the shade of our terrace while the kids fish, skate or tube. When its time to feed the gang, Downhill Grill is sure to satisfy all taste buds.

Highlands Canoe Rentals
828-526-3126 • 1536 Franklin Road,
Highlands, NC
Retail gift shop along with Canoe Rentals on Lake Sequoyah.

Waterfalls
Bridal Veil Falls
Bridal Veil Falls is one of the most unusual and most popular falls in the South by virtue of its location along scenic mountain highway US 64 West, 2.45 miles from town. The falls drop for 120 feet and cars can drive under the veil of water on the old road. This is the only waterfall in North Carolina that you can drive under. During cold spells, the falls create a large mound of ice at its base. If it stays cold long enough, the falls will form one giant column of ice.

Dry Falls
Dry Falls is part of a series of waterfalls on a 8.7-mile stretch of the river that eventually ends with Cullasaja Falls. Dry Falls flows over an overhanging bluff that allows visitors to walk up under the falls and remain relatively dry when the water flow is low,hence its name. Visitors will get wet if the water flow is high. Drive 3.5 miles on US 64West to the parking area on the left.

Bust Your Butt Falls
If brave, one can jump off a boulder into the Cullasaja River. Bust Your Butt Falls is a little over a mile beyond Dry Falls on the right is a large unpaved parking area flanked by sheer granite cliffs. Park here and cross the road to find Bust Your Butt Falls.

Cullasaja Falls
The 250 feet falls are a long cascade over the course of 0.2 miles. Drive 8.75 miles from town on US 64 West to a pull over on the left side of the road. It is strongly advised that you drive beyond the pull-off, turnaround at a safe place, and retrace your route.

Glen Falls
is about a 3/4 mile hike to the falls. The falls are broken up into three sections, the upper with a 70 foot drop, the middle with a 60 foot drop and the lower with a 15 foot footer. The trail will lead you to all three sections. The hike is down hill from the parking lot, so it’s quite a climb to return. There are quite a few switchbacks, so the climb is not too steep. There is plenty of room to relax on the rocks at the base of the falls. Drive 1.7 miles on NC 106 to the sign for the falls. Turn left, then immediately right onto a dirt road.
Drive 1.1 miles to where the road dead-ends at a parking area.

Cashiers Sliding Rock
Cashiers Sliding Rock is a natural water slide, created by the Chattooga River gliding over a 10-foot high rock face with a few large potholes. It’s a popular local spot during the summer because the water is quite cool. You can slide down the rock,cannonball into one of the potholes or just wade in the pool below the rock. From the intersection of NC 107 and US 64 in Cashiers, follow NC 107 south for 1.9 miles to Whiteside Cove Road. Turn right onto Whiteside Cove Road and follow it 2.8 miles to the bridge over the Chattooga. Park and follow a short trail to the river.

Whitewater Falls
Upper Whitewater Fallsi s the highest waterfall east of the Rockies,falling 411 feet! It’s part of the Whitewater River in the Jocassee Gorge area of North Carolina just before you reach South Carolina. For an excellent view of WhitewaterFalls, follow the paved 1/4-mile walkway to the upper overlook. The walkway begins at the end of the parking lot and is accessible to wheelchairs. A lower overlook with an even better view is located at the bottom of 154 wooden steps. The only full views of the falls are from these two overlooks. Take U.S. 64East. At Sapphire, turn left on NC 281 and go south about eight miles to the Whitewater Falls entrance. Nearby is Gorges State Park with more waterfalls, including Rainbow Falls. Whitewater Falls is part of the Nantahala National Forest.

Hiking and Trails
Sunset Rock
Take a bird’s eye view of the town from the top of Sunset Rock! A short 1/2-hour walk, approximately 0.6 miles one way, leads to a natural cliff side amphitheater where slabs of granite provide front row seats. Beautiful sunsets can be seen over Highlands and Brushy Face Mountain to the west and the vista of Horse Cove to the east (Sunrise Rock) is worth the walk at any time of the day. To locate the trail take Main Street, becomes Horse Cove Road, east from the intersection of Highways 28 and 64 in Highlands, 0.5 mile to the Highlands Nature Center. Park here and follow the sign indicating a gravel road to Sunset Rock and Ravenel Park. Although the trail is marked “Hiking Trail Only” it is a private drive so do not park as to block it. The road ends at a monument for Ravenel Park. Sunset Rock is to the right.

Satulah Mountain
The Satulah Mountain Trail is a short hike along an old road bed to a peak of 4543 ft. just south of Highlands. There is a 270° view to the south,east, and west. Views of the Piedmont, the Blue Valley, and Rabun Bald are excellent. The trail is a steady climb of about 400 ft. over a distance of about half a mile one way. From downtown Highlands, take highway 28 south toward Walhalla for 0.2 miles until the road makes a sharp curve to the right.Go straight ahead at the curve onto Satulah Road. Half a mile up the road the road forks, continue straight ahead on the left fork to the end of the road, a distance of about 0.4 miles. The trail to Satulah Mountain is the rocky old road bed to the right. Follow this road bed an additional half a mile to the clearing at the top of the mountain.

Chattooga River Trail
A pleasant walk through the woods and then along the river, ending with a spectacular view of rock formations from Bull Pen Bridge,known as “The Iron Bridge”. The Chattooga Loop Trail is almost a 2-mile loop trail that begins to the left of the Iron Bridge. From Highlands proceed East on MainStreet, becomes Horse Cove Road, for 4.5 miles to intersection with Bull Pen and Whiteside Cove Roads. Turn right onto Bull Pen Road(#1178) and proceed for 3.1 miles to Iron Bridge. The trail head is on left just before bridge. From Cashiers proceed on Hwy 107 south for 7.0 miles and turn right onto Bull Pen Road (#1178 #1180). Proceed for 5.4 miles to the Iron Bridge. The trailhead is on the right on far side of bridge.

Scaly Mountain
A moderate to difficult 1.9 mile one-way hike along the Bartram Trail to the top of Scaly Mountain. The summit offers a beautiful view of the Appalachians and Piedmont. From High drive south on NC lands 106 for 5.7 miles to the Osage Mountain Vista parking area. The trail starts across the road from the overlook. This trail is not suitable for small children.

Yellow Mountain
Yellow Mountain is a long hike with a fair amount of climbing. Allow a full day to complete this trail. The trail traverses three very beautiful mountains: Cole, Shortoff and Yellow. Several nice views can be gained from Shortoff but the destination of this hike is the spectacular panoramic vista seen from the top of Yellow Mountain. The trail is 4.8 miles one way. Hiking time will depend on the hiker’s endurance. To reach the trailhead take Highway 64 east from Highlands 3 miles and turn left onto Buck Creek Road and follow 2.3 miles. The trail will be on the right.

Historical Walking Tour
Enjoy this historical and informative 2.5 mile easy walk around charming Highlands. Learn how Highlands developed into one of Western North Carolina’s greatest getaways. Approximately 60 minutes. Hiking is harder on the environment than one might think. When hiking please leave nothing behind, even degradable waste like apple cores or banana peels. Stay on marked paths, the fragile plants like ferns and small animals like peregrine falcon chicks become endangered with hikers footsteps.


Old Edwards Inn and Spa Details

Perfect conditioning, warm southern hospitality and a memorable mountain golf experience all characterize the private Old Edwards Club located in Highlands Cove. The Tom Jackson sculpted course underwent extensive renovations in the first quarter of 2009 to become an architectural marvel that sits atop the Eastern Continental Divide in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Players of all levels will appreciate the clubhouse, amenities and especially the golf course--with its inspiring views from elevated tees and greens. Jackson designed the course from the natural topography of the mountain plateau,providing a captivating 18-hole design with an intriguing dual personality. The front side lulls you into a serene mountain valley of greenery and meander streams. As you approach the turn, a 250 degree ascent delivers you to the 10th tee giving you the undeniable feeling of being on top of the world. Breathtaking only begins to describe the next three holes as you wrap your self around one of the highest ridges of golf on the east coast. A shear granite cliff along the right-hand side of number 18 awaits your final descent toward the clubhouse. It is difficult to imagine that a drive can stay in the air for as long as it does here. (12 Minutes Drive Time from Inn)


The Spa at Old Edwards
Golf at The Private Old Edwards Club Voted #1 Hotel Spa in North America by Condé Nast Traveler’s readers in 2010, The Spa at Old Edwards received the first ever perfect score in the 20-year history of the competition. architectural elements of fine wood and local stone, The Spa features 25,000 square feet of exquisite European-style luxury. Therapies are performed by a world-class staff in one of our private treatment rooms—or in the quiet of your Spa Suite. Dedicated to nourishing the mind, body and spirit, The Spa at Old Edwards Inn uses native herbs and botanicals for our signature Carolina Cocoons like the Sweet Mountain Meadow Cocoon.Nestled among welcoming The state-of-the-art fitness center includes exercise studio featuring TECHNOGYM fitness equipment, individual and supervised workout sand specialized instruction, a weight training studio, instructed classes, outdoor workout terrace and heated outdoor mineral and saltwater swimming pool.
Spa Amenities: Nap Room, Spa Café, Women’s & Mens Locker Rooms, Steam Rooms, Women’s Sauna, Technogym Fitness Center, Spa Solarium, Spa Boutique, Luxurious, Stone-Bottomed Whirlpools, Fireside Lounge for Relaxing Between Treatments, Six Luxurious Spa Suites where you Can Access the spa in Complete Privacy, The Spa Amenities Building, Outdoor Heated Mineral Pool, Clay Tennis Courts, Dining Solarium, Fitness Center with Locker Rooms, Fully Stocked Golf Shop Including Youth Apparel, Old Edwards Bar and Grill, Full On-Site Fitness and Leisure Amenities, Chimney Terrace Event Space


Local Shopping
Acorn’s Boutique
828-787-1877 • 465 Main Street
Fine European and American antiques, jewelry gifts, and one-of-a-kind home accessories. Upstairs, shop for designer women’s apparel, handbags and scarves. Acorn’s Annex located at 41 Church Street Features a beautiful assortment of stylish antiques,lighting, art and accessories.

AnnaWear
828-526-4660 • 355 Main Street
Featuring Hudson, 7 For All Mankind, FreePeople, Joe’s, AG, Citizens, Michael Stars andlots of great accessories.

Bear Mountain Outfitters
828-526-5784 • 302 Main Street
We have a HUGE selection of footwear and hiking boots to compliment our diverse collection of outdoor apparel and casual clothing. Bring the entire family and, “we will outfit you for life.”

Christmas Tree on the Hill
828-526-3687 • 212 South Fourth Street
www.christmasinhighlands.com
Highlands original Christmas shop founded in 1975. A regional resource for the finest in Christmas decor: Department 56 Villages,Patricia Breen Designs, Christopher Radko, Byers Choice Carolers, Joy To The Word (PetSet & Glitterazzi), Gabriela Christoff,  LGBTrains, Christian Ulbricht and Steinbach.

CK Swan Antiques
828-526-2083 • 233 North 4th Street
At CK Swan and Harllee Gallery, you will find 18th to 21st century decorative furnishings,accessories and eccentricities, along with original arts and crafts by regional and national artists.

Cyrano’s Bookshop
828-526-5488 • 390 Main Street
www.cyranosbooks.com
Founded in 1978, Cyrano’s Bookshop is a cozy and inviting independent book store with a carefully pruned yet diverse selection of books for readers of all ages. Book signings by popular authors are hosted throughout the season. Services include locating hard to-find books and filling special orders for local and out-of-state customers. Cyrano’s is a little gem for those who truly love to read.

Drakes Diamond Gallery
828-526-5858 • 152 South Second Street
Specializing in custom designed jewelry for 25 years, diamonds, colored stones, and pearls set in all the precious metals. Appraisals are in house by a certified appraiser.

Dry Sink
828-526-5226 • 450 Main Street
www.thedrysink.com
Highlands gourmet kitchen store and exclusive Hallmark dealer! Gourmet cookware,bakeware, gadgets, utensils, small appliances and Casafina dinnerware. We have a largest election of greeting cards and gift wrap from Hallmark. Come by and see our journals,photo albums, frames, candles, Seiko clocks and other decorative gifts for the home. For the best of Highlands shopping, come visit The Dry Sink on Main Street.

Dutchman’s Design
828-526-8864 • 388 Main Street
Unique finds in home and garden. Household items, decorations, furniture and gifts.

Fletcher & Lee
828-526-5400 • 12 Mountain Brook Center
Features a wide selection of antiques plus a blend of old and new accessories. In addition to antiques, owners Dave Paterson and Edwin Lusk offer fine art and contemporary reproductions and interior design services.

Highland Hiker
828-526-5298 • East Main Street
www.highlandhiker.com
Fly fishing and outdoor equipment. Clothing for men, ladies and children. From casual dress to technical outdoor. Footwear for the family.

Kilwin’s
828-526-3788 • Main Street
www.kilwins.com/Highlands
A quaint, family owned country store on Main Street where hand-dipped chocolate items, smooth and creamy fudge as well as dipped fresh apples into creamy caramel are made right in the store.

McCulley’s Cashmere
828-526-4407 • 242 South 4th Street
World class selections of Men’s and Women’s cashmere, jewelry & accessories.

Oakleaf Flower and Garden
828-526-8000 • 133 South 4th Street
Wedding Flowers, Party Flowers, Fresh Flowers Daily, Container Gardens, Herb Plants, Unusual Perennial Plants, Gardening Requisites, Traditional Garden Ornaments,Listed Garden-Inspired Art, Gardening Antiques & Bygones, Garden Design,Antiquarian Garden and Books & Prints.

Peak Experience
828-526-0229 • 2820 Dillard Road
Gallery of Fine Handcrafts and antiques. Now in our 9th year we feature over 200 Americanartists working in a variety of media. Jewelry,accessories, gifts, and home accents available.

Rosenthal’s
828-526-2100 • Town Square - Main Street
Designer women’s apparel. St. John, Ellen Tracy, Dana Buchman, Max Mara, Oscar de la Renta, Burberry, Escada and Ralph Lauren and a large selection of Furs.

Scudder’s Gallery
828-526-4111 • 352 Main Street
www.scuddersgalleries.net
Nightly auctions at 8 pm with preview at 7:30 p.m. from June 5th through Nov. 1st. Sales & inspections daily from 10 am - 3 pm for Fine Art, Oriental Carpets, Estate Jewelry, 18th &19th Century Furniture, Bronzes, Silver, Crystal,Decorative Items, etc.

Stone Lantern
800-437-2741 • 395 Main Street
www.stonelantern-highlands.com
Continuing a 43 Year tradition, the Stone Lantern offers fine quality Asian porcelains, bronzes and furniture, as well as classic jewelry from Hong Kong and Bangkok.

The Brier Patch
828-526-4110 • 4186 Cashiers Road
Decorative accessories, home furnishings, large selection of permanent flowers. Flowers designed by William C. Wood. Exclusively in this area artwork by Jo Ann Williams Walker. Exclusive area retailer of plein air impressionist paintings by Jo Ann Williams Walker.

TJ Bailey For Men
828-526-2262 • Town Square
Fine designer men’s sportswear. Casual clothes for civilized fun including shoes belts & more.

Toy Store
828-526-9415 • Main Street
We keep a full stock of awesome stuff including,Brio, Lego, Playmobil, Stuffed Animals, Groovy Girls, magic tricks & pranks. Retrostuff for teens. Board & strategy games,Dominoes, Puzzles The list goes on and on! Open year round.

Vivace, LLC
828-526-1880 • 230 S. 4th Street
On The Hill - A chic, lively shop on the edge, featuring upscale women’s accessories, famous designer jewelry, stylish lines of clothing,furs, hats, trendy handbags, scarves and wraps, capes rain wear and much more. Trendy, smart, fun and a must for all women.

Xtreme Threads
828-526-4777 • 342 Main Street
Today’s fashions for women and men at smallprices. Quicksilver, Roxy, Oakley, and Billabongapparel. Sunglasses, sandals, jewelryand accessories.

John Collette Fine Art
828-526-0339 • 137 Main Street
Original collectible fine art, award winning emerging and established American artists from throughout the country.

Mill Creek Gallery
828-787-2021 • 206 N. Fifth Street
Offers photographs, jewelry, weaving and paintings by local artists. We also provide framing services.
 
Summit One Gallery
828-526-2673 • South 2nd Street
www.summitonegallery.com
National & international importance. Over 40 artists and craftsmen, many included in the permanent collections of museums, private& corporate collections.

Ann Jacobs Gallery
828-526-5550 • Main Street
One of the first contemporary galleries in the Southeast(est. 1968), Ann Jacob Gallery is also well known to discriminating collectors nationwide. The gallery holds continuous exhibitions of regional, national, and international artists working in all mediums.

The Bascom Center for the Visual Arts
828-526-4949 • 323 Franklin Road
www.thebascom.org
Beautiful new six-acre, “green,” architect designed pastoral campus with high-quality rotating exhibitions, classes and educational presentations. Historic buildings, a covered bridge, a nature trail, a 27,500 square foot main building for two-dimensional adult and children’s art, a separate reconstructed Studio Barn for three-dimensional art, a café, a shop, terrace for venue rentals, & more.

Galleries and Museums

Bryant Art Glass & Antiques
828-526-4095 • 260 Franklin Road
Custom framing. Artwork by Robert A. Tino &more. Pottery and Jewelry everything is made in the USA-primarily the southeast region.

Greenleaf Gallery
828-526-9333 • 177 Main Street
In addition to providing custom framing, Greenleaf Gallery also features many unique gift items, pottery, and jewelry. And all our items are proudly Made In the USA!

Highlands Historical Society
828-787-1050 • 524 N. Fourth Street
www.highlandshistory.com
Photos, books, artifacts, and other Highlands memorabilia. Open Saturdays, 10 am to 4 pm (April through October) or by appointment.

Jewelry and Gems
Highlands Fine Art & Estate Jewelry
828-526-0656 • 388 Main Street
Estate and modern jewelry. Murano and American art glass, international art glass including Costa Boda from Sweden. Appraisals done with Gemologist on premises and pearl stringing. This represents just a sample of the abundant shops and galleries located throughout Highlands.

Highlands Gem Shop
828-526-2767 • Highlands
Extensive collection of antique, estate and modern jewelry. A full service fine jewelry store, including customer jewelry repair and remodeling. The oldest gem store in Macon County.

Ruby City Gems
828-524-3967 • 130 E. Main St., Franklin
“As seen on The Travel Channel.” One of the oldest and largest gem and mineral shops in the Southeast, with over 50 years collecting and experience, and approximately 5000 sq.ft. of retail and museum space. A huge variety of stones are cut and ready to be placed in the mounting of your choice, including precious diamonds, amethyst, citrine, tanzanite,sapphires, emeralds, peridot, tourmaline,aquamarine, and more.

Cowee Mountain Ruby Mine
828-369-5271 • 6771 Sylva Road
Located 4 miles north of Franklin at the foot of Cowee Mountain just off Highway 441, Cowee Mountain Ruby Mine is open 7 days a week from 9:00 a.m. until “The Last Person Leaves.” Two covered flumes allow you to mine rain or shine. Mining for ruby and sapphire began in Macon County in 1870. Called corundum, the minerals were mined commercially for abrasives and gave work to many men. Corundum and other minerals, mica and kaolin, were hauled to the railroad by horse and wagon and shipped out of Macon County in large quantities.

Gem Mining and Gem Shops
Jackson Hole
828-524-5850 • US 64 West
(Native and enriched stones) Located in waterfall country above the breathtaking Cullasaja Fallson Hwy. 28 & US 64 halfway between Franklin and Highlands. Closed occasionally on Tuesdays. Gem cutting available, snack bar and gem shop on site. Covered gem mine.

Gold City Gem Mine
828-369-3905 • 9410 Sylva Road Home of the 1061 carat sapphire found at Gold City, featured in PEOPLE WEEKLY, DISNEY ADVENTURES and ROCK & GEM Magazines. Native and Enriched Gemstones buckets. We also have Gold Panning. New and Improved large covered flume for Gem Mining rain or shine. New inside heated flume for cold days. Located on Highway 441, 6 miles North of Franklin. Open most of the year. Call for hours. Tour buses, group rates available. Bring your rough stones in for a free inspection and cutting from our professional team in our jewelry store. 

Cherokee Ruby & Sapphire Mine 
828-349-2941 • 41 Cherokee Mine Road 
The mine is not “salted” or “enriched” and contains only native North Carolina gemstones, including Rubies, Sapphires, Garnets,Moonstones, Rhodolite, Rutile and Sillimanite. These gems occur naturally in the Cowee Valley and are not as plentiful as in “salted” mines, but are much more valuable and many are “facet quality.”

Sheffield Mine
828-369-8383 • 385 Sheffield Farms Road
As featured on the TRAVEL CHANNEL NATIVE Rubies &Sapphires (some will“STAR”) or Enriched Rainbow Buckets with Semi-Precious Gems from around the world. Open 10am-5pm. Admission includes 2 starter buckets. Mine rain or shine at covered flumes. Picnic tables, Snacks & Beverages. Gem Identification. Stone Cutting and Setting available. Gift Shop.

Kid’s Activities
Highlands Recreation Park
8:00 am - 5:00 pm daily
Day camp including swimming and activities
828-526-3556

Highlands Nature Center July 20-23 “Amazing Animals”
Ages 7 – 10, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm daily,  Cost $45 per child. How do birds fly? Can a turtle come out of its shell? Come and find out as we study different animal groups through hands-on activities and field observations.
828-526-2623

Highlands Nature Center
Ages 8 – 11 10:00 am – 2:00 pm daily
What lives in the different forest layers? What do predators do? What type of tree is that? What can you find in a pond? Come and have fun learning about the workings of “mother nature” through interactive play and nature activities.
828-526-2623 • Cost $45 per child