You Could Spend Forever Exploring This North Carolina Small Town, But We'll Settle For A Weekend

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Get there early and start your day out with some gorgeous waterfalls. With very little effort, the 0.2-mile out-and-back trail to Silver Run Falls is located off N.C. Route 107, 4.1 miles south of Cashiers. The big payoff is a 30-foot spill into a pool of water where you can swim. And while you're there, visit Coyote Falls right down the road, and Whitewater Falls is also in the area.

Here is another one of the best natural attractions in the state. This interesting structure is one of many. Walk the Boardwalk Trail and visit the nationally-acclaimed Dahlia Garden.

You'll find this retro motor lodge inn right in the heart of town, offering upscale boutique accommodations in a lovely mountain setting.

And from the hotel, you'll have access to the Cashiers Ramble Walking Trail connecting you to the center of town where you'll find delicious food at Chile Loco. We love the fresh ceviche served with scrumptious vegetables.

The morning brings a massage that is worth the 8-mile drive to Sapphire, a full-service boutique spa in a beautifully restored caretaker’s cottage. Book an appointment before your trip.

Time for some shopping at the local boutiques and one-of-a-kind shops offered in Cashiers. A Jones Company’s Facebook page gives you a glimpse of this charming store's inventory.

With unique antiques and lovely furniture, we enjoy the decorating ideas offered in this quaint boutique. Check out the photos on The Village Hound’s Facebook page.

While this is a little off the beaten path, Grimshawes Post Office, constructed in about 1878, is a worthwhile stop through history.