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Maggie Valley and the Great Smoky Mountains
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| Including accommodations featuring hotels, motels, vacation rentals and cabins, Maggie Valley and Waynesville overflows with hospitality. Over a century ago Haywood County became known as the "Gateway to The Smokies". Folks arrived all summer long to escape the heat of the south to enjoy a vacation the cool temperatures that our high elevations had to offer. Maggie Valley is one of the highest towns east of the Mississippi at over 3,200 feet, nearly 1,500 feet higher than Gatlinburg, Tennessee, making summertime temperatures in the area 10-15 degrees cooler with average daytime highs being in the 70s to low 80s. |
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The surrounding Great Smoky Mountains are a playground for the vacationer and sportsman alike. Hiking, rafting, skiing top the favorite activities with The Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the Blue Ridge Parkway only minutes away. Don't miss the reopened of Ghost Town.
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Courtesy of the Maggie Valley NC Area Visitors Bureau
When traveling to the Great Smoky Mountains, no one wants to be disappointed, especially with time as precious as a vacation. We are the members of the Haywood County Hotel & Motel Association and what we represent, is nothing but the best Maggie Valley, Waynesville and Canton areas have to offer. Gracious accommodations and service second to none is what we are all about. Whether you are looking for the perfect mountainside retreat or the convenience of a room in town, look no further. We intend to not only live up to your highest expectations but exceed them every step of the way.
2008 Great Smoky Mountains Special Events & Festivals
April 25-27-- Thunder in the Smokies Motorcycle Rally.
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds.
May 2-4-- Chevy/GMC Truck Nationals
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds.
May 24 & 25 -- Vettes in the Valley.
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds. Corvette enthusiasts come from all over the US to compete in this annual event.
June 21--19th Annual Smoky Mountain Trout Festival
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds. 9AM-6PM
It's a full day of mountain style fun! This unique event celebrates the importance of trout as a valuable resource to western NC.
July 4-- Red, White & Boom!
Maggie Valley Festival Grounds. Gather the crew, grab your blankets and chairs, and head to Maggie Valley for an afternoon of family fun.
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HAYWOOD COUNTY HOTEL AND MOTEL ASSOCIATION PURPOSE
The purpose of the Association shall be to promote the interest of the lodging and hospitality industry in Haywood County and;
To provide industry related information to the membership for use and discussion;
To facilitate formal and informal communication among Hoteliers and Moteliers in Haywood County;
To promote professionalism within the hospitality industry;
To provide an opportunity to participate in collective, cooperative purchasing and advertising at a reasonable cost;
To provide a sustainable quality tourism product at an equitable price/value relationship;
To strengthen relations between local hotel-motels and all agencies involved in the promotion and support of tourism in the Haywood County Area.
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