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The Hurricane of 1916
In 1916, a season of floods and a hurricane spelled disaster for the getaway destination of
Lake Toxaway.
Toxaway Visionary
You can visit and stay at the home of Lucy Armstrong Moltz – known today as The Greystone Inn. This visionary woman ensured that Toxaway remained a vibrant community in the wake of the catastrophic dam break of 1916.
Toxaway For Foodies
There’s Historic Toxaway Market at 15889 Rosman Highway in Lake Toxaway and, right across the street, Mountain Café. Both offer palate-pleasing treats and, just as important, a taste of this friendly mountain community.
The Wash-Away at Toxaway
Toxaway Inn set the standard for the Sybaritic Mountain Getaway over 100 years ago.
Uncle Mac Comes Home To Toxaway
A local mystery comes home from the Pacific Northwest.
Check Into Mountain Magic | Earthshine Lodge
Earthshine Lodge offers a well-earned respite from the stresses of this anxiety-riddled era. For information or reservations, visit earthshinenc.com or call (828) 862-4207.
Sweet As Can Bee | Killer Bees Honey
It turns out that Killer Bees Honey in Lake Toxaway is the perfect spot for contented honeybees and the people who love them. For information or to schedule a tour, visit
killerbeeshoney.com.
Beer Tasting Workshops at Greystone Inn
The myriad flavor sensations of local brews are explored in delicious detail when The Greystone Inn offers its exclusive Private Beer Tasting Workshops.
For more information or to sign up, visit greystoneinn.com or call (828) 966-4700.
A Tribute to Toxaway
Lake Toxaway has been inviting people to slow down for over 100 years.
