This chilly month means it’s a fly fishing bonanza. Anglers of all skill levels come to this corner of the Southern Appalachians in October – even in this challenging year still reverberating from a warm, dry summer.
With its delicate beauty and its almost hypnotic pull, Bridal Veil Falls never fails to enchant.
Centuries later, we still discover messages from the Cherokee who made this mountain domain their home.
Brilliantly plumaged, enthusiastic berry pluckers, and sometimes slightly tipsy, Cedar Waxwings are cheerful Plateau residents.
George Masa – explorer, photographer, and chronicler of the Plateau’s vistas and byways – is the subject of a September 16 documentary and lecture at Highlands Inn. For more information see hcltnc.org.
This is the glorious season of Dahlia blossoms. Debby gives us the scoop on these Plateau charmers.
“Every dog has its day.” It turns out that every Plateau bat has its nights – September 10-14.
All the Green Things get their day on the Plateau at the Native Plant Symposium, September 13-14. For more details and registration, visit highlandsbiological.org.
At Jackson Hole Gem Mine, located on the Cullasaja Gorge, it’s concierge mining where there’s always the promise of treasure without the mud and heat.
High Camp is an intoxicating blend of minimalist styling and deeply indulgent luxury living. For reservations or more information, visit highcampnc.com or call (828) 482-5115.
