- The list below includes 58 free or cheap things to do in or near Hayesville, North Carolina, including 66 different types of inexpensive activities like Hiking Trails, Parks, Horseback Riding and Rafting.
- From Chatuge Dam & Recreation Area to Jackrabbit Mountain Bike & Hiking Trails, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Hayesville and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Helen, Blairsville, Murphy and Hiawassee.
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Amicalola Deer Park is a nature and wildlife area that acts as a zoo as well. The park is open 7 days a week and visitors can partake in tours and pet the animals.
41.6 Miles
Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Ellijay River Outfitters provides outdoor recreational equipment rentals for activities like kayaking, camping, hiking, and more. Once a month, it hosts an event with live music and entertainment.
41.7 Miles
Majestic Mingo Falls is a 120-foot waterfall located adjacent to Great Smokey Mountains National Park. Visitors may visit the falls, which lie on Native American reservation territory, for free. Mingo Falls sits on a trail approximately a half-mile from the parking lot.
41.9 Miles
Mountain Valley Farm specializes in grass-fed beef and pork which are available for purchase in a wide range of cuts such as filet, rib eye, sausage, boneless, pork tenderloin and more.
42.0 Miles
A variety of newly released Hollywood films are presented at Cherokee Phoenix Theaters. Movies are shown in 3D when available, and the seating has recently been renovated with the addition of new high back rocking theater chairs.
42.0 Miles
Visitors can spend the day floating down Oconaluftee River on inflatable tubes with Smokey Mountain Tubing & Rafting. The shop offers tubes with bottoms for younger children, as well as life vests.
42.2 Miles
The special feature at Burt's Farm are the thousands of pumpkins which are available in varying shapes and sizes. The farm also produces winter squash and gourds and offers hayrides and field trips through the farm.
42.2 Miles
Located in a natural woodlands area, Cherokee Campground & Craig's Log Cabins offers visitors tent camping sites and cabins to rent. The campground is situated next to a creek that is often visited by wildlife like deer.
42.4 Miles
Tuckaleechee Caverns opened in 1953 as a destination for people to explore the beauty that lies beneath the Smoky Mountains. The one mile guided tour includes stunning rock formations, underground waterfalls, and crystal clear streams.
42.5 Miles
Once a WWII military training camp, visitors to Currahee Military Museum can look over the historic horse stable, or enjoy the 6,000 square feet of military based museum displays. Showcasing over one hundred years of history, the museum is located in a renovated military depot.