Cashiers Guidebook
Sightseeing
Just four miles south of Cashiers, this is a wonderful spot for an afternoon swim. The 25-foot (7.6 meter) waterfall dances atop its very own pool and beach. Swimming at Silver Run Falls is one of the most refreshing things to do in Cashiers, NC in the summer.
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Silver Run Falls Trailhead
Just four miles south of Cashiers, this is a wonderful spot for an afternoon swim. The 25-foot (7.6 meter) waterfall dances atop its very own pool and beach. Swimming at Silver Run Falls is one of the most refreshing things to do in Cashiers, NC in the summer.
Silver Run is definitely going to leave a mark on your mind. While in Cashiers, you must up the ante from Silver Run’s 25-foot (7.6 meter) falls to Rainbow Falls’ 150-foot (45.7 meter) drop. Surrounded by wildflower-coated meadows and lush forestry, Rainbow Falls kind of feels too pretty to be true. Giant boulders sit at the foot of the falls, sounding out in crashing waves.
A gift from Mother Nature to you, when the sun shines just right, rainbows burst out of these falls. It’s almost like fairies should be dancing out of the meadows and leprechauns through the forest. Truly, it’s quite surreal here. After Silver Falls warms you up, a trip to Rainbow Falls is an absolute must.
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Rainbow Falls
Silver Run is definitely going to leave a mark on your mind. While in Cashiers, you must up the ante from Silver Run’s 25-foot (7.6 meter) falls to Rainbow Falls’ 150-foot (45.7 meter) drop. Surrounded by wildflower-coated meadows and lush forestry, Rainbow Falls kind of feels too pretty to be true. Giant boulders sit at the foot of the falls, sounding out in crashing waves.
A gift from Mother Nature to you, when the sun shines just right, rainbows burst out of these falls. It’s almost like fairies should be dancing out of the meadows and leprechauns through the forest. Truly, it’s quite surreal here. After Silver Falls warms you up, a trip to Rainbow Falls is an absolute must.
The Village Green is a 13-acre (5.2 hectare) park in the heart of Cashiers. Hosting thousands of visitors annually and over 80 events, it draws family and friends together in a most spectacular way.
From dahlias, to azaleas, to soft green grass calling out for picnickers, you’re going to peacefully wander through this oasis taking in nature’s floral gemstones. Friday nights in the summer are made for groovin’. You’ll be glad you set yourself up on that plush splice of lawn so you can enjoy their offerings of live music.
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The Village Green Of Cashiers
160 Frank Allen RdThe Village Green is a 13-acre (5.2 hectare) park in the heart of Cashiers. Hosting thousands of visitors annually and over 80 events, it draws family and friends together in a most spectacular way.
From dahlias, to azaleas, to soft green grass calling out for picnickers, you’re going to peacefully wander through this oasis taking in nature’s floral gemstones. Friday nights in the summer are made for groovin’. You’ll be glad you set yourself up on that plush splice of lawn so you can enjoy their offerings of live music.
It’s a good thing no one can ever over-indulge on fresh air. Panthertown Valley offers a medley of everything spectacular. Filled with more waterfalls, trout streams, engaging wildlife, and rare plant species, an afternoon in Panthertown Valley is sure to leave you feeling refreshed and recharged.
With over 6,000 acres (2,428 hectares) to explore, you’ll need to come well-equipped with a map and a compass (and maybe a couple bottles of water). A frequent spot for campers and fishers alike, it’s definitely worth diving deep into the waters of Panthertown and beginning some serious outdoor exploration. The stars seem to shine ever so brightly in this stretch of land. No wonder it’s called the Yosemite of the East.
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Panthertown Trail
Panthertown TrailIt’s a good thing no one can ever over-indulge on fresh air. Panthertown Valley offers a medley of everything spectacular. Filled with more waterfalls, trout streams, engaging wildlife, and rare plant species, an afternoon in Panthertown Valley is sure to leave you feeling refreshed and recharged.
With over 6,000 acres (2,428 hectares) to explore, you’ll need to come well-equipped with a map and a compass (and maybe a couple bottles of water). A frequent spot for campers and fishers alike, it’s definitely worth diving deep into the waters of Panthertown and beginning some serious outdoor exploration. The stars seem to shine ever so brightly in this stretch of land. No wonder it’s called the Yosemite of the East.
Words come across as trite when trying to verbally illustrate the glory of Rhodes Big View Overlook. The mountains and sky join in a romantic embrace that only nature can achieve. Try to imagine all this amidst the colorful dance of fall foliage. There’s no signage for this treasure and the road you have to pull over on is a bit busy. So, be careful with your little ones. It’s right off Highway 64, less than a mile down the hill. Don’t miss it!
Rhodes Big View Scenic Overlook
U.S. 64Words come across as trite when trying to verbally illustrate the glory of Rhodes Big View Overlook. The mountains and sky join in a romantic embrace that only nature can achieve. Try to imagine all this amidst the colorful dance of fall foliage. There’s no signage for this treasure and the road you have to pull over on is a bit busy. So, be careful with your little ones. It’s right off Highway 64, less than a mile down the hill. Don’t miss it!
Lake Glenville is the site of a man-made lake where the settlement of Glenville is still remembered. The 1,462-acre lake offers fishing, swimming, waterfalls, boating, hiking, and canoeing. A drive from cashier takes you to the little museum run by the historical society which honors the old flooded town of Glenville. The views on the drive are very attractive.
There are three access roads to the lake. Once you get there, you’ll find a nice dock and beach area. Take along a picnic and enjoy the mountain and water views. Note some roadmaps have this listed at Lake Thorpe.
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Lake Glenville
Lake Glenville is the site of a man-made lake where the settlement of Glenville is still remembered. The 1,462-acre lake offers fishing, swimming, waterfalls, boating, hiking, and canoeing. A drive from cashier takes you to the little museum run by the historical society which honors the old flooded town of Glenville. The views on the drive are very attractive.
There are three access roads to the lake. Once you get there, you’ll find a nice dock and beach area. Take along a picnic and enjoy the mountain and water views. Note some roadmaps have this listed at Lake Thorpe.
Food scene
Open year round, it’s actually housed within a beautiful little log cabin. Given the fruitful terrain of the surrounding area, they offer all kinds of local and gourmet finds. Don’t be surprised if you find yourself doing a little online restocking once you’re safely back home again, too.
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Cashiers Farmers Market
78 US-64Open year round, it’s actually housed within a beautiful little log cabin. Given the fruitful terrain of the surrounding area, they offer all kinds of local and gourmet finds. Don’t be surprised if you find yourself doing a little online restocking once you’re safely back home again, too.
Cornucopia Restaurant is where everything in the world seems all right. This charming restaurant, serving the beautiful town of Cashiers since 1979, is one of the best places to visit in town. Locals swear by their delicious and ever-reliable food, so you know exactly what goodness is waiting for you. They have separate menus for lunch and dinner, providing variety to regulars and newcomers alike. We recommend that you try their House Reuben or Arabian Club for lunch and their slow-roasted prime rib or blackened salmon fillet for your dinner entrées!
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Cornucopia Restaurant
16 Cashiers School RdCornucopia Restaurant is where everything in the world seems all right. This charming restaurant, serving the beautiful town of Cashiers since 1979, is one of the best places to visit in town. Locals swear by their delicious and ever-reliable food, so you know exactly what goodness is waiting for you. They have separate menus for lunch and dinner, providing variety to regulars and newcomers alike. We recommend that you try their House Reuben or Arabian Club for lunch and their slow-roasted prime rib or blackened salmon fillet for your dinner entrées!
The Orchard Restaurant, Events Barn & Guest Cottage
905 State Route 107Slab Town Pizza
45 Slab Town RdBucks Coffee Cafe of Cashiers
6 NC-107Winslow's Hideaway
33 NC-107The Cork and Barrel Lounge
3093 US-64The Ugly Dog Public House- Highlands
294 S 4th StWhiteside Brewing Company
128 NC-107Cashiers Valley Smokehouse
281 US-64Fly Fishing
Fly fishing provides that singular moment in time when you hear nothing more than the beat of birds’ wings and feel nothing more than sweeps of fresh air. Brookings, then, is the vehicle to achieving that end. They’re centrally located in Cashiers, NC, a fly fishing oasis.
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Brookings Anglers- Cashiers
88 Pillar DrFly fishing provides that singular moment in time when you hear nothing more than the beat of birds’ wings and feel nothing more than sweeps of fresh air. Brookings, then, is the vehicle to achieving that end. They’re centrally located in Cashiers, NC, a fly fishing oasis.
spa
Promoting wellness and total relaxation, Canyon Spa is tucked away in a beautifully-restored Caretaker’s Cottage overlooking Lonesome Valley’s 800 acres. With crackling fires, plush porches, and treatment rooms stocked with handcrafted goodies, who could ask for anything more?
Canyon Spa at Lonesome Valley
121 Lonesome Valley RdPromoting wellness and total relaxation, Canyon Spa is tucked away in a beautifully-restored Caretaker’s Cottage overlooking Lonesome Valley’s 800 acres. With crackling fires, plush porches, and treatment rooms stocked with handcrafted goodies, who could ask for anything more?
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Frequently asked questions about things to do in Cashiers
1. What are the best attractions to visit in Cashiers?
The town of Cashiers is filled with some of the most interesting attractions in North Carolina. Make sure that you add Silver Run Falls, Panthertown Valley, Zachary-Tolbert House, and Cornucopia Restaurant to your itinerary.
2. What are the best outdoor activities in Cashiers?
Fly fishing at Brookings Anglers is one of the best outdoor activities in Cashiers, NC. You must also check out Lake Glenville for the activities that it offers: swimming, canoeing, boating, and many, m