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The Highlands Playhouse is a unique artistic venture. Created, nourished, and sustained by the Highlands-Cashiers community, its reputation is wide-spread and continues to grow significantly. The Highlands Playhouse Company and staff are grateful for your continued support. Thank you for continuing to attend our performances! Welcome! Please visit us often.

Located between Sky Valley Georgia and Highlands North Carolina, The Scaly Mountain Outdoor Center is the place to enjoy both summer and winter fun. Come visit and experience, or rediscover, the fun of Trout Fishing in NC, ice skating, summer and snow Tubing in NC.

Since its inception, the Performing Arts Center has solicited increased general support from the community at large. In 2002, the “Partners for PAC” was created as a membership organization whose purpose is to provide through a donation, general operating monies. In turn, the Partners have been offered volunteer opportunities, a newsletter, and recognition as a Partner. In 2003 the No-Go Gala was designed as a major gifts fund-raiser. It allows people to participate in providing monies for the operating expenses of the PAC without having to attend an event. The PAC, as it is frequently called, continues to broaden its audience demographics to include all age groups and socio-economic ranges. Its mission is to keep admission and ticket costs at an affordable level, allowing the entire community to enjoy its programs and events. Targeted populations include children and youth and local year round residents.

High on a mountain plateau, The Bascom art center provides audiences of all ages with stimulating, diverse exhibitions, studio art instruction and other cultural experiences. Join us at our six-building, six-acre campus in Highlands, North Carolina. The Bascom offers you and your family and friends a community gathering-place amid art and nature, along with many program offerings. Admission is free.

In July of 1995, five people with a vision of a community theater in Highlands decided to act on that vision and started the Highlands Community Players. Sara Mayer, Carol Lucas, Jerri Talley, Jean Morris and April Hershey each put in $100 of their own money, sat down and chose three plays - Steel Magnolias, Dearly Departed and A Thurber Carnival - and wrote to get the rights to do them. They then petitioned the Highlands Chamber of Commerce to let them rent the Conference Center to put on these three plays and set out to get some platforms built to use for a stage. They continued to schedule a fall, winter, and spring play with performances on Friday and Saturday nights and Sunday afternoons. The "Readers Theatre" has become a tradition during the Christmas season.

here are several beautiful falls and accompanying cascades here that drop 640 feet in only a half-mile. So, though the well-maintained trail to the 70-, 60-, and 15-foot waterfalls in the Glen Falls Scenic Area is less than a mile long, it is steep and tough to hike back up. To reach the area, take NC Hwy 106 just south of Highlands for less than 2 miles until you see the Glen Falls Scenic Area sign on the left and take S.R.1619 immediately on the right. From there, it’s a mile to the trail that leads from a parking area.

This excellent loop, designated a National Recreation Trail, climbs to the top of Whiteside Mountain, with its spectacular 700' high cliff walls lofting the hiker for amazing views. Take a camera, as the cliff-top views are lined with beautiful mountain laurel which blooms in mid-june. See relics from the past, when Whiteside Mountain was a tourist attraction. You'll pass through some pleasant woods along the way.

The mission of Highlands Aerial Park is to provide a World Class outdoor experience for all ages. We will accomplish this by offering the highest quality customer service to every participant and spectator who visits Highlands Aerial Park. We will ensure that every participant feels confident in our ability to provide a safe, educational, fun experience and that every spectator feels welcome and included in the experience.

You already know what a crowded, busy city feels like. Come to Arrowmont Stables & Cabins. Experience the spaciousness and adventure of this mountain retreat for your next vacation. Imagine this as your home away from home. Your very own private retreat.

Maintaining a vibrant economic climate while nurturing our environment and lifestyle for our year round and second home residents is the goal of the Highlands Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber represents over 350 businesses in the area who depend on the Chamber for membership services including networking events, community and business development, tourism marketing and promotion, public policy, and a Visitor Center. The Chamber is located on Main Street between Main Street Inn and First Baptist Church of Highlands.

Since 1895, Biltmore has had the natural beauty of the mountains and the majestic house and gardens to beguile us, inspire us, and allow us to escape from the everyday. Biltmore is still family owned, and we are still passionate about our mission of preservation through self-sufficiency – a philosophy embraced before the first stone was ever placed.

South of the Smokies on the Appalachian Trail are the long climbs of the Stecoah-Cheoah Mountain area, then the outstanding Nantahala section, with 4,000-foot gaps and 5,000-foot peaks. Cheoah Bald offers panoramic views of western North Carolina. Like much of the A.T. in the deep South, you have a feeling of remoteness, and a sensation of being in deep forests. The variety of forest growth and the beauty of the flowering shrubs, along with the many spectacular views, make this entire section of Trail memorable. The section from the Nantahala River to the Georgia border features the best-graded trail at high elevations anywhere in the Deep South, with a couple of short exceptions. There are lots of views from natural openings and fire towers, some requiring short side trips.