What to do in Cherokee
Spectacular Views
and Waterfalls
Some of the Smokies’ most beautiful views and waterfalls are just a short drive from downtown Cherokee. You’ll find more information here.
Fly Fishing
Tournaments
With 30 miles of well-stocked freestone trout streams, Cherokee is a fisherman’s paradise. Our catch and release trophy waters were the site of the 2011 U.S. National Fly Fishing Championship. Tribal waters (PDF map) are now open for fishing year around. No license is required to fish in Reservation waters, however a tribal permit is required. More info
Cherokee’s Cultural Attractions
To experience the Cherokee Indians’ rich history, don’t miss these signature Native American attractions —
Museum of the Cherokee Indian
Qualla Arts & Crafts Mutual
Oconaluftee Indian Village
‘Unto These Hills’ Outdoor Drama
Spectacular Views
and Waterfalls
Some of the Smokies’ most beautiful views and waterfalls are just a short drive from downtown Cherokee. You’ll find more information here.
Fly Fishing
Tournaments
With 30 miles of well-stocked freestone trout streams, Cherokee is a fisherman’s paradise. Our catch and release trophy waters were the site of the 2011 U.S. National Fly Fishing Championship. Tribal waters (PDF map) are now open for fishing year around. No license is required to fish in Reservation waters, however a tribal permit is required. More info
Cherokee’s Cultural Attractions
To experience the Cherokee Indians’ rich history, don’t miss these signature Native American attractions —
Museum of the Cherokee Indian
Qualla Arts & Crafts Mutual
Oconaluftee Indian Village
‘Unto These Hills’ Outdoor Drama
Indian Storytelling
At the Bonfire
Every Friday and Saturday evening throughout the summer, Cherokee storytellers relate tales of Indian lore around the bonfire. Kids roast marshmallows and you might be invited to join a Cherokee Friendship Dance. 7-9 pm at Island Park.
Shopping
With many shops offering genuine native American art and crafts, Cherokee offers a unique shopping experience. More info.
National Park
Visitor Center
Some of the Smokies’ most beautiful views and waterfalls are just a short drive from downtown Cherokee. You’ll find more information here.
Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort
More than just gaming, the resort is a 21-story luxury hotel, 15,000 square foot conference center, fine restaurants and headliner entertainment. More info.
Indian Storytelling
At the Bonfire
Every Friday and Saturday evening throughout the summer, Cherokee storytellers relate tales of Indian lore around the bonfire. Kids roast marshmallows and you might be invited to join a Cherokee Friendship Dance. 7-9 pm at Island Park.
Shopping
With many shops offering genuine native American art and crafts, Cherokee offers a unique shopping experience. More info.
National Park
Visitor Center
Some of the Smokies’ most beautiful views and waterfalls are just a short drive from downtown Cherokee. You’ll find more information here.
Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort
More than just gaming, the resort is a 21-story luxury hotel, 15,000 square foot conference center, fine restaurants and headliner entertainment. More info.
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Cherokee Chamber
of Commerce
PO Box 1838
Cherokee, NC 28719
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Amy Watkins Parker
Executive Director -
Tunie Braun
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Member Services -
828-788-0034