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There are a lot of cabins in Blue Ridge that are big & elegant & have all of the amenities you can think of. Our cabin is unique, it is cozy and it is beautiful.
The unique American Indian decor of our cabin was inspired by the movie Dances With Wolves, and the log furniture was build in Montana.
Our cabin was designed to transport you to another world (one without stress, without anxiety and without modern devices that keep you from spending time with each other); it was designed to help you slow down time; it was designed to keep you focused on nature (on the sound of the river, on the sound of the birds, on the sound of the wind, and the sound of the rustling of the leaves). It was designed to encourage you to talk and listen to each other, to listen to music (we prefer American Indian music), to read a book, to put together a puzzle, to play a table game, take a walk by the river, or spend hours fishing on our property. Most of all, our cabin was designed to be a getaway to the mountains to 'decompress'. And that is what everyone who has ever been there brags about.
We hope you can have the same experience.

You will fall in love with the open floor plan, the Indian wall decorations (most of which are Cherokee), and the privacy of the property. You will fall in love with the river which is perfect for summer swimming and fishing. And if you are lucky enough and there is a rain storm up there, you will see the sheets of rain pass by the covered front porch as if it were parading just for you.
In the spring & summer you will fall in love with swimming in the river or canoeing to the swinging bridge (2 hr trip) or hiking part of the Appalachian Trail.
At any given time you will see herds of deer and a occasional black bear, since the Blue Ridge mountains are their habitat.
Suches is a paradise for the outdoors adventurer. From our cabin you can explore the Appalachian Trail (2 -3 miles away), Benton Mackay Trail, Duncan Ridge Trail, Cooper Creek Trail, Blood Mountain Archeological Area, Swinging Bridge, Sea Creek Falls, Cooper Creek Wildlife Management Area, and much more.