Bear Paw Falls - Home with 50 ft. Creekfront View

The sounds of a rushing mountain stream will greet you as you begin your vacation at Bear Paw Falls. This cozy 2-bedroom, 2 bath home is secluded, but just minutes from the center of Maggie Valley. Bear Paw Falls is the perfect place for a truly delightful family venture yet cozy enough for a quiet get-a-way.

Enjoy peace and tranquility of the fresh mountain air as your steaks cook on the grill. Soak your feet in the babbling stream after a long day of hiking and sightseeing. On those colder evenings, you can curl up in front of a roaring fire while sipping cocoa. You will hardly notice the lack of AC when you open the windows and both full size french doors facing towards the cool breezes that roll off of the creek. Grab a good book and enjoy nature in the porch swing or grab a board game and sit on the picnic table and enjoy some family time.

Please note this property is not pet friendly. Unauthorized pets on property will incur a $300 per pet penalty. This property also does not have air conditioning. Bear Paw Falls is located on a paved road with a steady grade, and the driveway is hard packed dirt and gravel. 4-wheel drive or all-wheel drive vehicles possibly even snow chains might be needed during winter driving events. 

Conveniently located to Waynesville, and only 10 minutes from Ingles and Publix grocery stores, or Walmart. Downtown, Main Street in Waynesville is only 15 min away where you can enjoy restaurants like Sauced, Sweet Onion, Boojum Brewery, and many more. While enjoying Downtown Waynesville and Main Street, stop by the many boutiques, customer furniture stores and even a dog friendly bakery.

Within a 20 minute drive you’ll arrive at Cataloochee Ski Area, Tube World (snow tubing), Wheels Through Time (historic motorcycle, as featured on History Channels “American Pickers”), horseback riding and golfing – all located in Maggie Valley.

This cabin is also a short 30-45 minute drive to the Blue Ridge Parkway, The Smoky Mountain National Park, and the Harrah's Casino in Cherokee (even if you do not gamble it has some of the best restaurants around), Pisgah National Forest, several golf courses. Asheville and the Biltmore Estates & Winery and several micro-breweries are all located within under an hour’s drive. Bryson City (home of the Smoky Mountain Railway and “Polar Express” during the Christmas Holiday) is approximately 45 minutes west of Maggie Valley and a little over an hour away is Transylvania County (home of the most waterfalls in the United States), and over 100 Antique Shops.

Just under an hour away south of Waynesville, in Hendersonville, you can visit Sierra Nevada Brewery (with their enormous dining and Tap Room), gem mining, white water rafting, zip-lining and much more in the surrounding areas, and a beautiful scenic route of an hour and half will take you to Gatlinburg, TN and Pigeon Forge (home of Dollywood).