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.
Brasstown Falls, a charming mélange of little falls and cascades has suddenly become a lot easier to visit.
WALK CASHIERS is enhancing the Cashiers Greenway Ramble to preserve the Plateau’s favorite pastime – rambling.
It’s not on TripAdvisor’s List of Top 10 Plateau Experiences, but a visit to Highlands’ Historic Jail brings its own
subtle delights.
Let’s raise a spoonful of honey (or a Gold Rush cocktail) to our hardworking local bees.
