Cherokee Blog

Disruption is a new exhibition at The Museum of the Cherokee Indian (MCI), on display now until September 11, 2023. It features works by 36 enrolled members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI) and Cherokee Nation, as a response to the removal of sacred objects from the museum's permanent collection that weren't intended for public view.

Autumn is one of the most beautiful times of year to visit Cherokee. Our mountainsides turn red and gold and the fall foliage can be enjoyed at your pace, either on a scenic hike on a local trail or on a scenic drive on one of our mountain roads. To get the most out of your trip to Cherokee this fall, we’ve put together five suggestions for things to do and see while you are here.

The air is crisp, the leaves are crunchy underfoot, and the sunshine is bright and warming. It’s a delicious time of year in Cherokee, NC, and a great time to slow down and take in the natural splendor of the area. Here’s some inspiration for your trip!

With miles of unspoiled nature, Cherokee, NC, is surrounded by natural beauty and spectacular views. Autumn is an especially popular time for visitors and residents alike to take a scenic drive and experience the brilliant colors and mountain views. Take in the sights and sounds of fall by visiting these five overlooks near Cherokee, NC.

Fire Mountain Disc Golf Sanctuary, a new 18-hole disc golf course in Cherokee, NC, is one of the most beautiful courses in the nation. It is considered a championship-level course (par-56 or -63) bordering the Raven Fork River, and offers gorgeous scenery with the potential for wildlife sightings—including elk!