Old Fort, NC

This 1936 WPA stone building showcases Appalachian culture through exhibits on folk medicine, moonshining, and regional crafts. Explore two authentic 19th-century log cabins, then enjoy a picnic along scenic Mill Creek.

Step inside the historic 1880 train depot to discover Old Fort's railway heritage through authentic artifacts and exhibits. The restored 1940s Southern Railway caboose offers a glimpse into the golden age of rail travel.

This serene forest retreat offers picnic tables and grills amid the lush Pisgah National Forest. Enjoy a peaceful meal before exploring the nearby Kitsuma Peak and Point Lookout hiking trails.

This 14.5-foot pink granite arrowhead commemorates the 1930 peace agreement between Cherokee and Catawba tribes. Note the carvings of tomahawks, rifles, and Chief Sequoia's profile at this historical monument.

This man-made fountain shoots water 80 feet high, commemorating the railroad workers who conquered the Blue Ridge Mountains. Enjoy a picnic in the serene park setting with the geyser as your dramatic centerpiece.

Step back in time at this reconstructed 18th-century fort, once the westernmost outpost in Colonial America. Experience frontier life through monthly re-enactments and demonstrations of authentic colonial crafts.

Tucked in Old Fort, Waterfall Park offers a tranquil escape centered around a picturesque cascade. Visitors can wander trails through lush greenery while the soothing sounds of falling water create a natural sanctuary.