How much is Maggie Valley?

Daily fee golf rates range from $45 to $79 plus tax depending upon the season and include an electric cart. Group rates are also available. Maggie Valley Club & Resort is the perfect place to host weddings and special events.

Is Maggie Valley a good place to vacation?

In case you’re staying elsewhere, Maggie Valley is perfect to explore, for example, as a day trip from Asheville. The town is only 35 minutes away, in case you’re wondering! It also makes for a great base to explore Bryson City and Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

What is there to do in Maggie Valley today?

Top 15 things to do in Maggie Valley – “Must See” Attractions

• 1 – Visit Wheels Through Time Museum.
• 2 – Soco Falls.
• 3 – Watch a sunset at Waterrock Knob.
• 4 – Elevated Mountain Distilling Company.
• 5 – Maggie Valley Puzzle Rooms.
• 6 – Take a drive on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
• 7 – Hike up to Purchase Knob.

What happened to Ghost Town in Maggie Valley?

Ghost Town was sold and reopened in May 2007 after millions were spent on renovations. During a bad economy that brought high gas prices, the park closed again after the 2009 season due to a massive mudslide in February 2010 and financial woes.

What is Maggie Valley close to?

Maggie Valley, NC is located in Western, North Carolina, right in the center of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and near the Soco Gap access to the Blue Ridge Parkway.

Is Maggie Valley Popular?

Maggie Valley has been a popular family resort town in the mountains of North Carolina for many years. It’s only 35 miles west of downtown Asheville. It’s a laid-back, “old-fashioned” town with vintage motels, fun festivals, car and motorcycle rallies, plenty of craft shops for browsing and lots of other things to do.

Does it snow in Maggie Valley NC?

Maggie Valley averages 11 inches of snow per year.

Are there bears in Maggie Valley?

Not only are there elk around Maggie Valley, but occasionally there are black bears. Bears are found in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and occasionally in the areas around Maggie Valley.

Where is the visitor center in Maggie Valley NC?

Whether you want to stay in our community and take advantage of our local businesses and attractions, or travel within the area to see some of western North Carolina’s most cherished natural places, please use this page as your guide to the area. The Haywood County Visitors Center is located at 1110 Soco Road in Maggie Valley.

Where to eat in Maggie Valley North Carolina?

Pop’s Place is another great option for both breakfast and lunch in Maggie Valley. Using family recipes, they have some of the best made-from-scratch biscuits in North Carolina! After you’ve licked all the pancake syrup off your fingers, make sure to save room for lunch at Brickhouse Burgers & Pizza.

When is the best time to visit Maggie Valley NC?

Maggie Valley is the birthplace of the legendary bootlegger and Appalachian moonshiner Popcorn Sutton. Before we get to the rest of the year, we think you should know about how much fun it is to visit Maggie Valley in the winter!

Where are the waterfalls in Maggie Valley NC?

Two waterfalls converge together at Soco Falls in Maggie Valley. Just minutes from the Blue Ridge Parkway, Soco Falls is easy to reach. If you are up for a bit of a hike, try the short yet rugged climb down to the base of these waterfalls: the views are definitely worth it!