Lake Glenville
NC Vacation
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Glenville Vacation Rentals
We call our place the "Red Bear Cabin". It's an older & very cozy house has been fully renovated & has old-style charm. The Kitchen & baths are like new. This is a special place on Lake Glenville with boat & swim dock, good fishing, swimming & Kayaking. It's very convenient to everything local. Our place is on the east side of Lake Close to waterfalls and The Marine & more Convenient closer to Glenville, Cashiers & Rental boats nearby. We have incredible Panoramic Lake & Mountain views.
About Mike & Mark Russell
We are from the area and live in the area in summertime. We have enjoyed this Lake & House for years. Now we like to share it with others. Hope you can come visit. Some secrets can be shared. Ask about our Discount daytrip packages to Cherokee Harrahs, Biltmore House or nearby Highlands. Book with us & inquire about it.
- Mike & Mark Russell
Things To Do
Ugly Dog Pub
The Ugly Dog Pub is a casual pub with good food, cold beer, nice wines and crafted drinks. A great place to come meet friends or make friends. We feature Bluegrass music and regional bands on Friday or Saturday nights. We also show sports on TV and special events to keep it fun. We are a relaxed place, so come on in and take a seat, or walk up to the bar and order a drink and something to eat. Hope to see you soon! We are open: In Highlands Tuesday thru Saturday 11:30 am - until (Kitchen closes at 9 pm Tues.- Thurs. / Fri. and Sat. 10 pm).
Asheville NC
Asheville is a city in western North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains. It’s known for a vibrant arts scene and historic architecture, including the dome-topped Basilica of Saint Lawrence. The vast 19th-century Biltmore estate displays artwork by masters like Renoir.
High Falls Hike Trail (Lake Glenville)
This is the tale of two waterfalls. High Falls (or Cullowhee Falls) is located just below the dam for Lake Glenville on the West Fork Tuckasegee River near Cashiers in Jackson County. It becomes the most powerful waterfall in the North Carolina mountains for several days each year when extra water is released from the dam for whitewater kayakers. At other times, the water flow increases after heavy rain.