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The Great Smoky Mountain is your Home away from Home this Vacation

The beautiful Great Smoky Mountains National Park constitutes of ridges of seemingly endless forest on the border between NC and Tennessee. Due to the presence of morning fog throughout year, its referred as the Great Smoky Mountain, is renowned for its rich flora and fauna, mesmerizing land scape, wildflowers, autumn colours, picture perfect waterfalls, and ancient mountains. Unlike any other National Park in the United States, The Great Smoky Mountain National Park is one of a kind and offers outdoor fun and adventure, including wide range of limitless attractions. Appreciating and   observing The Great Smoky Mountain’s wildlife in their natural habitat is one of the many reasons Andrews NC, is among the top visited places in the U.S. This national park is home to some of the rarest animals and aged trees since the beginning of human evolution. This could be understood by the statement of President Franklin D. Roosevelt who once said, “ There are trees here that stood before our forefathers ever come to this continent, there are brooks that still run as clear as on the day the first pioneer cupped his hand and drank from them“.  In the foot hills of the Great Smoky Mountain lies your Vacation Cabin for rent Andrews NC, loaded with fully functional kitchen and all modern day amenities.

Wildlife conservationists estimate that there are more than 1,500 black bears, and over 17,000 different varieties of animals and species discovered in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. These great mountains of Andrews NC are also renowned for their great fishing spots with over 700 miles of fishable streams in the park. White water rafting, Zip-line, horseback ride, Gem mining,  kayaking, camping, biking, sight-seeing, and hiking are some of the popular outdoor recreational activities in the Great Smoky Mountain. Vacationing in the highlands far away from the pollution and noise of the metro cities and towns will make your stay with family memorable here in Andrews NC. Spacious and luxurious Andrews NC Cabin Rentals is fully furnished according to your needs and requirements in this mountainous region. Don’t forget the Great Smoky Mountain Railroad scenic excursion leave from Bryson City, cross Fontana Lake through the Nantahala River Gorge.

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A Car-Free Vacation

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A Car-Free Vacation

Want to really get away from it all? Away from computers, away from the phone, and even away from… cars?

If you’re ready to say buh-bye to traffic jams, parking tickets, and high gasoline prices on your next trip, here are a dozen beautiful vacation spots where horses, bikes, golf carts or walking shoes are the transportation of choice.

Mackinac Island, Michigan

1. Mackinac Island, Michigan

Visitors to Mackinac island in the Straits of Mackinac (pronounced MACK-in-naw), between the Upper and Lower peninsulas about 285 mi/460 km north of Detroit, can step back in time. Autos may have made Michigan’s fortune, but they’re banned from this island—horse-drawn carriages, saddle horses, bicycles and walking are the only means of transportation.

Although many visitors see the island on a day trip, we recommend spending at least one night there. The lodging isn’t cheap (though you may find some bargains in early spring and late fall), but it’s worth it.

Once the throngs of day visitors depart, the island becomes even more like the 1800s: The streets are dark and largely empty, and the utter quiet is broken only by the occasional sound of clomping hooves. An overnight stay will also give you more time to see the island’s sights.

Monhegan Island, ME, Photography by Navin

2. Monhegan Island, Maine

Artists and urban-dwellers have been seeking refuge on Maine’s car-free Monhegan Island for years, drawn in by its rugged terrain and timeless solitude. Photographers will find Lobster Cove hard to resist, with its many flat rocks on which to set up shop and capture the surf and even a shipwreck. Anyone interested in learning about the history and culture of the area can head to the Monhegan Museum, set in what was once the home of the lighthouse keeper and showcasing the works of many local artists. In fact, an artists’ colony on the island has been in existence for more than 100 years, with several works available for purchase at the numerous artists’ studios – an artistic reminder of the island’s peace and tranquility is guaranteed to top the typical gift-shop coffee mug, hands down.

Catalina Island, Photography by Joyce Collins

3. Catalina Island, California

Catalina Island lies 22 mi/35 km off the Southern California coast, but it feels like a world away. Just the name conjures images of the quaint seaside village of Avalon, picture-perfect harbors and sandy beaches. Catalina is everything that Los Angeles is not—small-scale, nostalgic and slow-paced—and therein lies its charm.

Visitors often compare the island’s compact town of Avalon with Amalfi, Italy, or a resort town on France’s Cote d’Azur. Perhaps it’s those rocky palisades rising from the sea that suggest a Mediterranean locale. Or maybe it’s the tiled fountain, quaint storefronts, and the Moorish-style casino. Foreign visitors have been known to ask local shopkeepers whether they accept U.S. currency. In all, the island promises a delightful departure from urban inconveniences—the more so because Catalina, alone in Southern California, disdains the automobile.

Lake Erie Islands by David Fulmer

4. Lake Erie Islands, Ohio

Situated across from Cedar Point Amusement Park on Lake Erie, Put-In-Bay and Kelleys Island (part of Ohio’s collection of islands) do not require a rental car when visiting. While vehicles are permitted on the islands and can be transported via ferry, golf carts are actually the best way to get around. Since the carts can be used on actual roadways, a valid driver’s license is needed to drive one. Families will love carting around town to explore the caves, wineries, and lighthouse. Bikes and walking are also great ways to get around either town. And when it’s inevitably time to visit the “Roller Coaster Capital of the World,” you can ferry over to Cedar Point Marina with ease.

Bald Head Island, NC

5. Bald Head Island, North Carolina

Located at the tip of Cape Fear and accessible only by boat, Bald Head Island boasts a rich history — it played a part in two American wars and was once a pirate hideout for the likes of Blackbeard and Stede Bonnet.

Today the island is still the most secluded of the Brunswick Islands, offering a quiet, picturesque vacation destination. It’s only reachable by ferry and no cars are permitted. In fact, more than 80 percent of Bald Head is conservation land where visitors can enjoy nature hikes and view sea-turtle nesting areas, but the only way to get around is by foot, golf cart or bicycle.

San Juan Islands, Washington, Photography by Jeff Gunn

6. San Juan Islands, Washington

These 172 spectacular islands—lodged between the Olympic Peninsula, northern Puget Sound and Vancouver Island, approximately 70 mi/115 km northwest of Seattle—are a must-see for any visitor to Washington. Fishing villages dot the coves, embracing a simpler time, and many artists reside on the islands, drawn by the scenery and solitude. At the very least, take the four-hour ferry ride through the archipelago. The boats depart from Anacortes.

Bald eagles and orcas frequent the cool waters of Puget Sound near the islands, and the west coast of San Juan Island is one of the best whale-watching points in the U.S. Sightings are most common in summer when orcas hunt in groups (called “pods”). You can sometimes spot whales from the shore at Lime Kiln State Park.

Go bike riding (Lopez Island is the best) along the winding coastal roads, and go beachcombing after storms. Keep an eye out for eagles, deer, seals, porpoises, and otters.

San Juan Island National Historical Park documents an anticlimactic clash between U.S. and British forces in the mid-1800s. The “Pig War” started over a hog and ended with a standoff that redrew boundary lines. Another possibility is the Whale Museum (phone 360-378-4710; http://www.whale-museum.org) in the village of Friday Harbor.

Orcas Island is the most scenic of the four ferry stops, with rolling hills and the 2,400-ft/730-m Mount Constitution. The mountain is the centerpiece of Moran State Park, a place of hiking trails, forests, and waterfalls.

Sea kayaking is another great way to see this part of the state and allows for up-close observation of the wildlife. The Cascadia Marine Trail, a 150-mi/240-km route from Olympia to the border with Canada, runs through the San Juans.

South Padre Island Fire Walk

7. South Padre Island, Texas

This 1.8-square-mile barrier island along the Texas Gulf Coast may be best known for its bawdy spring break ritual, but the island equally boasts experiences for couples, families, and just about everyone in between – all within a compact stretch of surf and sand.

The Island offers thousands of hotel rooms, motel rooms and condominiums to rent and all the amenities and recreational activities you could want at a beach resort — boating, swimming, fishing, surfing, sailboarding, beachcombing on long white beaches, birding, camping, in-line skating, parasailing, bungee jumping and eating and drinking. You could even sign the kids up for a sandcastle-building contest.

Side trips include visits to Matamoros, Mexico (across from Brownsville), or the Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge, a 7,000-acre/2,800-hectare marshland that’s home to thousands of waterfowl, as well as coyotes, javelina, bobcats, and deer.

Nantucket Historic District, Photography by Daryl Grider

8. Nantucket Island, Massachusettes

Not designed with cars in mind, Nantucket’s narrow cobblestone streets are best explored on foot or by bike. Follow the island’s winding lanes past historic clapboard homes of sea captains and pre-Civil War buildings – many of which are now home to boutiques and galleries, as well as the island’s famous Whaling Museum (housed in an 1847 candle factory).

The island sits at the confluence of two bodies of water, 30 mi/48 km out from the mainland. The north side faces the gentler waters of Nantucket Sound, its main harbor nestled within the protection of a barrier beach. Facing south and up around to the northwest are the more temperamental waters of the wild Atlantic Ocean.

At Nantucket’s northwestern peak, Great Point is the long swath of sand and stunning beach that ends where the waters meet, tangling together in frothy, dangerous tumult. For years, the island’s position demanded a life dependent on the sea, a legacy that continues to shape its fortune.

Visitors to Nantucket are drawn by the island’s rich and storied history and its distinct culture, shaped and beautifully preserved by its isolated location at sea. The entire island is a National Historic District because of its wealth of architecture dating back to the 18th century. There are more than 800 buildings on Nantucket that predate the Civil War, a distinction that even historic Boston can’t surpass.

Halibut Cove, Alaska, Photography by Andrew E. Russell

9. Halibut Cove, Alaska

Located in Alaska’s Kachemak Bay State Park, Halibut Cove is nestled among mountains, glaciers, and forests and is accessible only by boat. It’s home to just 38 people, according to the 2010 Census, and one of the only floating U.S. post offices is located here, along with a popular floating coffee shop. The cove is lined with stores, cabins and art galleries, which are also accessible only by boat, and you’re likely to see a variety of wildlife, including sea otters, harbor seals, and humpback whales.

Tangier Island Virginia Photography by J. Albert Bowden II

10. Tangier Island, Virginia

There are few cars — but plenty of golf carts — on this 3-mile-long island in the Chesapeake Bay. Boating, biking, crabbing, and kayaking are popular activities. Tangier Island truly feels like a world unto itself because of its isolated locale and its history. British forces used it as a staging ground during the War of 1812, and the island’s residents speak with a distinctive Cockney accent.

Daufuskie Island, South Carolina

11. Daufuskie Island, South Carolina

Without a bridge to the mainland and only a few paved roads, Daufuskie Island harkens back to a simpler time. This small wooded isle is located between Hilton Head, S.C., and Savannah, Ga., and is accessible only by boat. Golf carts and bicycles are the only forms of transportation on the island, but what makes Daufuskie truly unique is its Gullah population. Gullah are descendants of freed slaves, and the inhabitants’ culture is evident in the island’s food, music, and local art.

Although the island is mostly undeveloped, it does have a resort, two golf courses, and a local art gallery. White sand beaches, ancient oaks, Spanish moss and historical landmarks all lend a deep country feel, while the eclectic arts scene keeps the spirit of the island alive and thriving.

Smith Island Pelicans

12. Smith Island, Maryland

Smith Island is Maryland’s only inhabited offshore island in the Chesapeake Bay, but it’s actually composed of several islands. In the last 50 years, the island has lost more than 3,000 acres of wetlands due to erosion, and restoration efforts are underway to restore the island and prevent further erosion.

Smith Island is a good place to bicycle, listen to the gulls, watch sunsets and learn about the work of the Chesapeake Bay watermen. Residents have been harvesting seafood from the bay for generations (settlement began in 1657, and a bit of the original settlers’ English accent can still be heard in the voices of some of the 400 residents). There are no supermarkets, no police and little worry about crime.

An active fishing community that boasts some of the nation’s best crab cakes, the island is also the birthplace of the Smith Island Cake, which was declared Maryland’s state dessert in 2008. The famous dish features six-15 thin layers of cake filled with frosting — but locals say it’s the cooked chocolate icing that really makes the dessert unique.

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Are you dreaming of a peaceful escape amidst stunning mountain scenery? Look no further than Andrews, North Carolina, a charming town nestled in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains. Collett Creek Cabins offers cozy and affordable log cabin rentals that are perfect for a romantic weekend getaway, a family vacation, or a relaxing retreat with friends.

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In this article, we will educate our audience about luxury cabin rentals which are located in Andrews North Carolina in the United States. Andrew is a town in Cherokee County in North Carolina in the middle of pine trees and the Great Smoky Mountains making it a popular destination for travelers. Many companies are providing rental services at this place, but a company is providing exclusive…

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Andrews, NC, nestled in the picturesque mountains of western North Carolina, offers a plethora of charming places to rent for those seeking a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its breathtaking natural beauty, including the Nantahala National Forest and the peaceful Valley River flowing through the town, Andrews provides an ideal setting for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

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North Carolina’s Andrews offers a blissful escape from the fast-paced world, and exploring this enchanting town through log cabin rentals with Collett Creek Cabins is an experience that will leave you with cherished memories. From the comfort of log cabin to the wonders of nature that lies just beyond your doorstep, Andrews is a destination that captivates the soul. While staying in long term vacation cabins Andrews NC, venture into the heart of Andrews to explore its small-town charm & adventure activities. Visit local art galleries, craft shops, and boutiques, where you can find unique souvenirs and gifts that capture the essence of the region. Savor the flavors of North Carolina by dining at the town's charming eateries. From quaint cafes serving freshly brewed coffee and pastries to family-owned restaurants offering classic Southern dishes, Andrews has something to satisfy taste buds. There are tons of things to do and places to explore when you choose to stay in Collett Creek Cabins.  

Andrews present some of the most beautiful landscape for vacationing. From lush green highlands to national park region, Andrews is not to miss vacation destination in North Carolina. With its enchanting forests, glistening creeks, and breathtaking mountain views, this charming town offers an idyllic escape from the bustling city life. One of the best ways to experience the tranquility and beauty of Andrews is through Collett Creek Cabins, provides top choices for unforgettable experience through affordable cabins rental Andrews NC nestled adjoining Nantahala National Forest. As you arrive at Collett Creek Cabins, you are greeted with warm hospitality and a sense of serenity that envelopes you from the moment you step foot on the property. The family-owned cabins are thoughtfully designed to blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings, creating a rustic and authentic ambiance that instantly transports you back to simpler times. One of the highlights of these stays is the opportunity to unwind alongside the soothing melody of Collett Creek, which runs through the property.

Collett Creek Cabins offers a unique and comfortable experience, ranging from intimate one-bedroom cabins to spacious lodges suitable for larger groups. The interior is tastefully decorated with a mix of modern amenities and classic rustic charm, ensuring a cozy and inviting stay. Andrews boasts an abundance of natural wonders that will leave tantalize you to board vacation. Explore Nantahala National Forest, which surrounds the town, and wander through miles of hiking trails leading to enchanting waterfalls and breathtaking vistas. These log cabin rentals are beautifully nestled amidst top class outdoor recreational & adventure sites making them top choice. Whether you are an avid hiker or a casual stroller, there's a trail suitable for everyone to bask in the beauty of the great outdoors. Adventure awaits at every corner in Andrews, plan your vacation with Collett Creek Cabins to provide new dimension to vacationing in the Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina. 

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Andrews stands as a captivating tourist vacation destination, offering a perfect escape for nature enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and those yearning for a peaceful retreat. With its lush forests, cascading waterfalls, and charming small-town atmosphere, it invites travelers to immerse themselves in the beauty of the great outdoors and discover a slice of paradise. This North Carolina region is a hidden gem waiting to be explored, offering a plethora of outdoor adventures, natural beauty, and cultural experiences. Whether you seek to immerse yourself in the tranquility of the mountains or engage in thrilling outdoor activities, Andrews has something to cater to every traveler's taste. Embrace the enchanting Appalachian atmosphere, and create lasting memories in this captivating tourist vacation destination with Collett Creek Cabins.

North Carolina’s Andrews offers a blissful escape from the fast-paced world, and exploring this enchanting town through log cabin rentals with Collett Creek Cabins is an experience that will leave you with cherished memories. From the comfort of your affordable cabins rentals Andrews NC to the wonders of nature that awaits just beyond your doorstep, Andrews is a destination that captivates the soul. While staying at Collett Creek Cabins, venture into the heart of Andrews to explore its small-town charm & adventure activities. Visit local art galleries, craft shops, and boutiques, where you can find unique souvenirs and gifts that capture the essence of the region. Savor the flavors of North Carolina by dining at the town's charming eateries. From quaint cafes serving freshly brewed coffee and pastries to family-owned restaurants offering classic Southern dishes, Andrews has something to satisfy taste buds. There are tons of things to do and places to explore when you choose to stay in Collett Creek Cabins.  

Andrews beckons you to explore its natural wonders. Beyond the comforts in fully furnished Mountain View vacation cabins. Embark on hiking trails & campsites that wind through dense forests, leading to stunning waterfalls and breathtaking overlooks in the Great Smoky Mountains. For fishing enthusiasts nearby rivers and lakes offer ample opportunities to cast a line and enjoy the thrill of a catch. The long term rentals Andrews NC provide easy access to top outdoor sites in the region. Immerse yourself in the rich Native American heritage of the region with a visit to the Cherokee Indian Reservation. Delve into the history and culture of the Cherokee people at the Oconaluftee Indian Village and the Museum of the Cherokee Indian, where you can witness traditional craft demonstrations and learn about their fascinating traditions. Andrews preserves its Appalachian roots, and visitors have the opportunity to experience the charm of mountain life. Discover the local crafts, artisanal goods, and traditional music that characterize the region at various festivals and events held throughout the year. So, pack your bags and let Collett Creek Cabins be your gateway to an unforgettable adventure in Andrews, North Carolina.

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Andrews stands as a captivating tourist vacation destination, offering a perfect escape for nature enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and those yearning for a peaceful retreat. With its lush forests, cascading waterfalls, and charming small-town atmosphere, Andrews invites travelers to immerse themselves in the beauty of the great outdoors and discover a slice of paradise. Andrews is a hidden gem waiting to be explored, offering a plethora of outdoor adventures, natural beauty, and cultural experiences. Whether you seek to immerse yourself in the tranquility of the mountains or engage in thrilling outdoor activities, Andrews has something to cater to every traveler's taste. Embrace the enchanting Appalachian atmosphere, and create lasting memories in this captivating tourist vacation destination.

Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of the Great Smoky Mountains, Andrews stands as a hidden gem waiting to be explored. With its enchanting forests, glistening creeks, and breathtaking mountain views, this charming town offers an idyllic escape from the bustling city life. One of the best ways to experience the tranquility and beauty of Andrews is by staying in luxury cabins rentals Andrews NC, and among the top choices for this unforgettable experience is Collett Creek Cabins Andrews NC. As you arrive at Collett Creek Cabins, you are greeted with warm hospitality and a sense of serenity that envelopes you from the moment you step foot on the property. The family-owned cabins are thoughtfully designed to blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings, creating a rustic and authentic ambiance that instantly transports you back to simpler times. One of the highlights of staying at Collett Creek Cabins is the opportunity to unwind alongside the soothing melody of Collett Creek, which runs through the property.

Each log cabin at Collett Creek Cabins offers a unique and comfortable experience, ranging from intimate one-bedroom cabins to spacious lodges suitable for larger groups. The interiors are tastefully decorated with a mix of modern amenities and classic rustic charm, ensuring a cozy and inviting stay, facilitate well-furnished and fully equipped places to rent in Andrews NC.Andrews boasts an abundance of natural wonders that will leave tantalize you to board vacation. Explore Nantahala National Forest, which surrounds the town, and wander through miles of hiking trails leading to enchanting waterfalls and breathtaking vistas. Whether you're an avid hiker or a casual stroller, there's a trail suitable for everyone to bask in the beauty of the great outdoors. Adventure awaits at every corner in Andrews, plan your vacation with Collett Creek Cabins to provide new dimension to vacationing in the Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina.  

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Tucked away in the scenic Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina, Andrews stands as a captivating tourist vacation destination, offering a perfect escape for nature enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and those yearning for a peaceful retreat. With its lush forests, cascading waterfalls, and charming small-town atmosphere, Andrews invites travelers to immerse themselves in the beauty of the great outdoors and discover a slice of paradise. Let's delve into the many reasons why Andrews deserves a spot on your travel itinerary. Andrews is a hidden gem waiting to be explored, offering a plethora of outdoor adventures, natural beauty, and cultural experiences. Whether you seek to immerse yourself in the tranquility of the mountains or engage in thrilling outdoor activities, Andrews has something to cater to every traveler's taste. Embrace the enchanting Appalachian atmosphere, and create lasting memories in this captivating tourist vacation destination.

Andrews, NC, offers a blissful escape from the fast-paced world, and exploring this enchanting town through log cabin rentals with Collett Creek Cabins is an experience that will leave you with cherished memories. From the comfort of your fully furnished cabins Andrews NC to the wonders of nature that awaits just beyond your doorstep, Andrews is a destination that captivates the soul. While staying at Collett Creek Cabins, venture into the heart of Andrews to explore its small-town charm. Visit local art galleries, craft shops, and boutiques, where you can find unique souvenirs and gifts that capture the essence of the region. Savor the flavors of North Carolina by dining at the town's charming eateries. From quaint cafes serving freshly brewed coffee and pastries to family-owned restaurants offering classic Southern dishes, Andrews has something to satisfy taste buds.

Beyond the comforts of your long term rentals Andrews NC, Andrews beckons you to explore its natural wonders. Embark on hiking trails that wind through dense forests, leading to stunning waterfalls and breathtaking overlooks. For the fishing enthusiasts, nearby rivers and lakes offer ample opportunities to cast a line and enjoy the thrill of a catch. Immerse yourself in the rich Native American heritage of the region with a visit to the Cherokee Indian Reservation. Delve into the history and culture of the Cherokee people at the Oconaluftee Indian Village and the Museum of the Cherokee Indian, where you can witness traditional craft demonstrations and learn about their fascinating traditions. Andrews preserves its Appalachian roots, and visitors have the opportunity to experience the charm of mountain life. Discover the local crafts, artisanal goods, and traditional music that characterize the region at various festivals and events held throughout the year. So, pack your bags and let Collett Creek Cabins be your gateway to an unforgettable adventure in Andrews, North Carolina.

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Creekside Long-Term Rentals offers cabins designed for extended stays, combining comfort with the serene beauty of the North Carolina mountains. These cabins are ideal for those looking for a peaceful retreat over a longer period.

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Extended Stay Options: Available for long-term rentals with flexible lease terms. Comfortable Amenities: Fully furnished with modern conveniences. Scenic Views: Enjoy beautiful creekside views and natural surroundings.

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A perfect spot to spend your vacation with loved ones is Collett Creek Cabin which is located in Andrews North Carolina. It is a beautiful and peaceful town located in the heart of Great Smoky Mountain in the middle of dense forests with tall pine trees. The luxury cabins are also famous as Cabins adjoining the Nantahala National Forest with luxury amenities and modern facilities such as AC,…