Graham County is located in the far reaches of Western North Carolina in the beautiful Great Smoky Mountains of the southern Appalachians.  This region is home to the some of the highest and most remote mountains east of the Mississippi with elevations ranging from 1177 to 5560 feet. Graham County is nestled among hundreds of thousands of acres of wilderness full of stunning mountain landscapes and many breathtaking views.
If you are seeking hiking, biking, boating, fishing, scenic driving, camping, nature photography, motorcycling, whitewater rafting, or vacationing, you will find a full array of natural destinations, quaint shops and inns and the rich history of North Carolinas most remote county!
We hope this website helps you plan your visit. See the ACCOMMODATIONS page for an up to date listing of various places to stay from lakeside vacation cottages, remote mountaintop lodges, to secluded campsites, Graham County has something for everyone. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to CONTACT US.
Graham County takes pride in it's rich heritage, local crafting, mountain music and dancing. CLICK HERE for information on our local heritage. Included in our heritage is the original people of the area, the Cherokee Nation which has an even older history. CLICK HERE for more information on our Cherokee history.
In addition, if you wish to join us in worship during your visit, CLICK HERE for a listing of our local churches.
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