Built as a walnut log cabin in 1793, the home once served as a stagecoach inn and the seat of county government until the courthouse was constructed. This historic home and private, nonprofit museum is currently filled with unusual household and plantation artifacts.
NC's only show caverns allows visitors to glimpse nature at work "inside" the mountains. Experienced guides point out interesting stalactite & stalagmite formations & explain the rich history & geological formation of the caverns, showing cave life that exists in a delicate ecosystem &
Marion, NC CavernsListed on the National Register of Historic Places, downtown Marion was established in 1842. Commercial development began in 1870 on 50 acres donated by John Carson. The Marion Depot is an 1860
Marion, NC Historic Districts State fish hatchery open throughout the year. View and feed three species of trout in raceways and ponds. School tours available.
Marion, NC Fishing
Open Apr-Oct. Sites: gravel, grass, some shaded, pull-thrus, full hook-ups. Facilities: restrooms & showers, public phone, general store, snack bar, RV supplies, laundry. Recreation:
Marion, NC ParksOver 500,000 acres. Home of towering mountains, hiking trails, Sliding Rock - a natural water slide - and picturesque lakes a...
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Two cabin style apartments, fullly furnished,on the Pacolet Scenic Byway, near Pearson's Falls, hiking and Historic Saluda. ...
Country Restaurant (for the most part) "Where the Home Folk Eat" "Special Menu Daily" ...
Tryon Old South is a late Victorian, George III Revival construction that has seen little change since being built in 1910. ...