Cherokee

Carolina do Norte · the United States

Cherokee

In the destination Great Smoky Mountains.

In the photo: Cherokee main street

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The city

What to expect from Cherokee.

Town at the park’s southern entrance, within the territory of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, the Qualla Boundary. It has the Museum of the Cherokee People, the Oconaluftee visitor center with an open-air pioneer farm and elk in the fields, and Mingo Falls. Newfound Gap Road connects the town to Gatlinburg through the middle of the park.

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The local experience

What to see in Cherokee

Museum of the Cherokee People
Museum

Museum of the Cherokee People

Museum of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, opened in 1948, about the history, language and living culture of the three federally recognized Cherokee groups.

Oconaluftee Visitor Center
Visitor center

Oconaluftee Visitor Center

Park visitor center at the southern entrance, next to the Mountain Farm Museum, an open-air pioneer farm, and fields where elk often graze.

Mingo Falls
Waterfall

Mingo Falls

Approximately 37-meter waterfall in the Qualla Boundary, near Cherokee, reached by a short steep stairway.

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