Cabin rental in Dillard, Georgia - Modern Appalachian Log Cabin on Trout Stream. Stay for 6 nights-7th night Free - Property 154364

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Authentic Appalachian Hand Hewed Log Cabin: Nestled in the Blue Ridge chain of the Appalachian mountains, in the shadow of Pickens Nose Mountain, North Carolina mountain cabin is just 5 miles from Dillard, Georgia is a very unique log cabin vacation rental hideaway. The lure of this early 1800's Appalachian style, log cabin in this setting is irresistible. Let your mind slip back in time. As you approach our cabin, you'll admire the hand-hewed craftsmanship that was used by the early Appalachian settlers and is still being duplicated today. Massive hemlock logs with their dovetail notched corners and chinking, exposed ceiling beams held in place by wooden pegs, a sleeping loft, pine floors and tin roof form this primitive style homestead. The charm of the 1700's and 1800's but with all of the conveniences of today.

Get away with all the convenience of home: The cabin has a full kitchen with microwave, coffee maker, toaster; Rock fireplace, VCR with TV, telephone, BBQ Grill, porch rockers, swing, all linens, and towels. Ceiling fans cool the cabin on warm summer days; electric wall units heat each room for your comfort. The road ends at our secluded hideaway … meaning there is no through traffic. Our property joins Betty's Creek (one of the most pristine, beautiful creeks in the area) and extends up Brushy Ridge Mountain where we join the 24,500 acre Southern Nantahala Wilderness and Standing Indian Wildlife & Bear Reserve.

Explore the Nantahala Wilderness from your cabin: A marked trail leads from our cabin west to join the scenic Appalachian Trail at Betty's Creek Gap (about 1 1/2 hour hike). There is an abundance of wild flowers in this Appalachian Rainforest from early spring until November; flowering trees; flame azaleas; mountain laurel; rhododendron; the many varieties of ferns; the clear tumbling streams; all add delight to your visit in all seasons. If you plan on day hiking, don't forget a rain coat or parka. Wild turkey come to the creek daily to drink. Other wildlife using our property and the adjoining wilderness include: bear, white-tailed deer, raccoon, skunk, fox, squirrels, eagles, grouse and an array of songbirds.

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