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Western North Carolina's Great Smoky Mountains are a favorite, grand area to explore. This beautiful mountain region covers
a wide expanse of scenic mountains and gorgeous terrain.
Set in the southern Appalachian Mountains, lovely Clay County offers truly dazzling scenery, with abundant forests and rich
farmland flanked by crystal-clear lakes, rivers, and streams. The town of Hayesville is located on a knoll overlooking the
Hiawassee River and has a spectacular view of the rugged Tusquittee Mountains. Other communities in this area are
Brasstown, Warne, Fires Creek, Shooting Creek, Elf, and Tusquittee.
Clay County began in 1861 from Cherokee County and was named for Henry Clay, Kentucky's famous statesman. It is located
in the southwestern corner of North Carolina and is joined in the west by Cherokee County, in the east and northeast by Macon
County, and in the south by the State of Georgia. Hayesville, the county seat of Clay County, was named in honor of George
Hayes, who was instrumental in bringing about legislation to form the new county. Clay County is one of the smallest counties
in North Carolina, contains 220 square miles and has a total population of 8,340.
Hayesville, which is the only incorporated municipality in the Clay County, has its business district situated on the historical
Courthouse Square and offers many services. The town's population is 382 and the town boasts a total of 2 traffic lights. The
courthouse stands in the center of a large tree-filled square, with a lovely gazebo that is the focal point for many community
events. The courthouse is an example of Venacular Italianate architecture and was completed in November 1889, at a cost of
$7,799.
Mainly a rural area, the top industries are farming, wire & cable manufacturing, health and human services, and tourism.
Tourists are attracted to this area because of the small town atmosphere, climate, convenient geographical location, scenic
mountains, beautiful Lake Chatuge, and the warm and friendly people.
The mild climate features warm days and cool evenings in the summer, and occasional snowfall in the winter. The rugged
terrain attracts many that love outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, and nature watching. 110,096 acres out of a total
136,902 acres are forested. Of this, fully 64,200 acres are protected by the US Forest Service, and are open to the public for
recreational activities such as hiking, riding, picnicking, camping, hunting, and fishing. There are over 50 miles of maintained
trails, including the Appalachian Trail, for fine hiking and backpacking. There are both private and public facilities for boating,
fishing, camping, swimming, and golfing. An extensive network of streams and rivers offer excellent trout fishing, and Lake
Chatuge boasts 32 species of fish, predominately bass and bass hybrids, to entice the eager fisherman.
Lake Chatuge, a reservoir built by Tennessee Valley Authority in 1941, is located in the "bowl" section of the Hiawassee River.
The TVA Lake System was built for flood control and to provide affordable electricity to the area; TVA controls the water levels.
The water covers approximately 3700 acres at full peak, or 133 miles of shoreline. This cold-clear lake is in a setting much like
the Swiss Alps; a gradual shoreline in lush forests, surrounded by majestic mountains. Called the "crowning jewel" in the TVA
system, it attracts thousands of visitors each year.
Of historical interest, are the Clay County courthouse established in 1888 and designated in the National Register of Historical
Places, the Clay County Museum, and John C. Campbell Folk School.
Stay a week, or longer and don't miss seeing it all...from Standing Indian Mountain - elevation 5,498 ft. - to the beautiful shores
of Lake Chatuge. It’s just a two hour drive from the major cities of Atlanta, GA, Chattanooga, TN, and Asheville, NC.
a wide expanse of scenic mountains and gorgeous terrain.
Set in the southern Appalachian Mountains, lovely Clay County offers truly dazzling scenery, with abundant forests and rich
farmland flanked by crystal-clear lakes, rivers, and streams. The town of Hayesville is located on a knoll overlooking the
Hiawassee River and has a spectacular view of the rugged Tusquittee Mountains. Other communities in this area are
Brasstown, Warne, Fires Creek, Shooting Creek, Elf, and Tusquittee.
Clay County began in 1861 from Cherokee County and was named for Henry Clay, Kentucky's famous statesman. It is located
in the southwestern corner of North Carolina and is joined in the west by Cherokee County, in the east and northeast by Macon
County, and in the south by the State of Georgia. Hayesville, the county seat of Clay County, was named in honor of George
Hayes, who was instrumental in bringing about legislation to form the new county. Clay County is one of the smallest counties
in North Carolina, contains 220 square miles and has a total population of 8,340.
Hayesville, which is the only incorporated municipality in the Clay County, has its business district situated on the historical
Courthouse Square and offers many services. The town's population is 382 and the town boasts a total of 2 traffic lights. The
courthouse stands in the center of a large tree-filled square, with a lovely gazebo that is the focal point for many community
events. The courthouse is an example of Venacular Italianate architecture and was completed in November 1889, at a cost of
$7,799.
Mainly a rural area, the top industries are farming, wire & cable manufacturing, health and human services, and tourism.
Tourists are attracted to this area because of the small town atmosphere, climate, convenient geographical location, scenic
mountains, beautiful Lake Chatuge, and the warm and friendly people.
The mild climate features warm days and cool evenings in the summer, and occasional snowfall in the winter. The rugged
terrain attracts many that love outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, and nature watching. 110,096 acres out of a total
136,902 acres are forested. Of this, fully 64,200 acres are protected by the US Forest Service, and are open to the public for
recreational activities such as hiking, riding, picnicking, camping, hunting, and fishing. There are over 50 miles of maintained
trails, including the Appalachian Trail, for fine hiking and backpacking. There are both private and public facilities for boating,
fishing, camping, swimming, and golfing. An extensive network of streams and rivers offer excellent trout fishing, and Lake
Chatuge boasts 32 species of fish, predominately bass and bass hybrids, to entice the eager fisherman.
Lake Chatuge, a reservoir built by Tennessee Valley Authority in 1941, is located in the "bowl" section of the Hiawassee River.
The TVA Lake System was built for flood control and to provide affordable electricity to the area; TVA controls the water levels.
The water covers approximately 3700 acres at full peak, or 133 miles of shoreline. This cold-clear lake is in a setting much like
the Swiss Alps; a gradual shoreline in lush forests, surrounded by majestic mountains. Called the "crowning jewel" in the TVA
system, it attracts thousands of visitors each year.
Of historical interest, are the Clay County courthouse established in 1888 and designated in the National Register of Historical
Places, the Clay County Museum, and John C. Campbell Folk School.
Stay a week, or longer and don't miss seeing it all...from Standing Indian Mountain - elevation 5,498 ft. - to the beautiful shores
of Lake Chatuge. It’s just a two hour drive from the major cities of Atlanta, GA, Chattanooga, TN, and Asheville, NC.
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Nearby Attractions
Hayesville, North Carolina, known as
"The Friendly Town" is located minutes from
Hiawassee, Georgia and Lake Chatuge
where you can enjoy a day on the lake
boating, fishing, jet skiing, or water skiing.
It is conveniently located 2 hours from
Atlanta, Asheville, NC, and Gatlinburg, TN.
Here are some nearby towns if you want to
plan activities or sightsee:
"The Friendly Town" is located minutes from
Hiawassee, Georgia and Lake Chatuge
where you can enjoy a day on the lake
boating, fishing, jet skiing, or water skiing.
It is conveniently located 2 hours from
Atlanta, Asheville, NC, and Gatlinburg, TN.
Here are some nearby towns if you want to
plan activities or sightsee:
| Driving Distance: 40 min from Franklin, NC 30 min from Murphy, NC 2 hours from North Atlanta, GA 1 hr 45 min from Asheville, NC 1hr 15 min from Cataloochee Ski Resort 1hr 30min to Cherokee 2 hours from Chatanooga and Greenville Close to Helen, Ga and Brasstown |
| Where Are We Located? Nearby Activities Lake Chatuge Chatuge: Level: 0.2 feet below full pool. Temp: Upper 60 degrees. Clarity: Clear. Scenic Lake Chatuge covers about 7200 acres, 3700 of which lie in Clay County, North Carolina. Built in 1942 by the Tennessee Valley Authority, Lake Chatuge offers an abundance of beautiful scenery for all types of activities including boating, hiking, fishing, camping, and water sports. It is a breathtaking lake nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains and the waters are usually clear. Three marinas are available for renting pontoon boats, ski boats, and jet skis. Hiawassee, Georgia and Hayesville, North Carolina both border Lake Chatuge and boast beautiful, scenic views. Boundary Waters Resort & Marina, 528 Sunnyside Rd. Hiawassee, GA 30546 706.896.2530 or 800.323.3562 Chatuge Cove Marina, 2397 Hwy 175, Hayesville, NC 28904 - 828.389.6155 Watercrest at Fieldstone, Hwy 676, Hiawassee, GA 30546 888.834.4409 or 706.896.2262 Boating Launches There are three public boat ramps on the NC portion of Lake Chatuge: Jackrabbit Mountain Campground, off Hwy 175; Gibson Cove Campground, off Myers Chapel Road; Ledford Chapel Wildlife Access Ramp, on Hwy 64. Fishing Lake Chatuge has had the honor of several record breaking catches of hybrid striped bass and smallmouth bass. Key species are the spotted bass, hybrid striped bass, largemouth bass, and white bass. Go Hiking - Several National State Parks are nearby for easy access to hiking trails. Horseback Riding and Mountain Biking - Tsali Recreation Area is a popular place for bikers and riding horses. There are many horse lovers in the area so trails abound. There are 39 miles of trails made especially for mountain bikers and horse-back riders, as well as hikers. White Water Rafting - Nantahala Outdoor Center is known for its fun rafting trips on several area rivers. Waterfalls - Western North Carolina is known for its splendid waterfalls. Checkout some of the most scenic areas in the Southeast. Antique Shopping in Hiawassee Fishing and Boating on Lake Chatuge Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds Crafts, Exhibits, and Entertainment all year. The Oak Ridge Boys - May 31, 2008 Georgia Mountain Roots & Music Festival - June 13 & 14, 2008 4th of July Fireworks - July 4th - 9:45 Georgia Mountain Fair - July 16-27, 2008 Hiawassee Festival of Arts - August 23 & 24, 2008 Charlie Daniels Band - September 6, 2008 James Gregory ( Comedian ) September 27, 2008 Fall Festival October 10-19, 2008 Mel Tillis Family Christmas Show - November 29, 2008 Golf at One of 3 Courses Nearby. The Ridges at Mountain Harbor 18 holes over 6,767 yards with a par of 72 (Public) 1665 Mountain Harbour Dr Hayesville, NC 28904-4908 (800) 577-4020 18-hole Redesigned Ben Wright Mountain Valley course designed around ponds and streams, and set amidst spectacular views in every direction. Practice facilities include a driving range and putting green 4 miles from the center of Hayesville. Also included are a 400 slip marina, fine and casual dining, a yacht club and equestrian center. Chatuge Shores Golf Course 18 holes over 6,687 yards with a par of 72 (Municipal) 260 Golf Course Rd Hayesville, NC 28904-7117 2 miles from the center of Hayesville. Brasstown Valley Resort Golf Course 18 holes over 6,957 yards with a par of 72 (Public) 6321 U S Highway 76 Young Harris, GA 30582-2717 (800) 201-3205 6 miles from the center of Hayesville Restaurants and Dining Huddle House Offers a delicious variety of foods. Location: Hwy 64, next to Ingles Supermarket Open: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Crumpets Dessertery Specialty desserts, coffees, tea & crumpets. Locaton: at Phillips & Lloyd Bookstore-on the Square. 828.389.1492 Rib Country Grill - 7 Miles Delicious smoked Bar-B-Q Ribs and sliced meat with the choice of fix-in's you'd expect at a great Bar-B-Q Restaurant. Location: 580 Hwy 69 - 828.389.9597 Open: Daily for lunch & dinner. No reservations necessary. Grocery Ingles Supermarket - 6 Miles Hwy 64 |
