Maps
PLOT YOUR COURSE. FIND A NEW PATH. OR BLAZE A TRAIL OF YOUR OWN.
Ready to hunt for epic waterfall photo ops? Dig into local heritage? Cast the day away on the Fly Fishing Trail®? Or find the best shopping in Jackson County? We have a map to help. Your next Jackson County adventure is just a download away, so Play On!
Jackson County Interactive Map
Get an interactive view of Jackson County’s outdoor, food & drink, lodging and attractions locations.
Waterfall and Hiking
Get outside and play with hikes that lead to breathtaking vistas, waterfalls that plunge into swimming holes, and horseback riding trails.
Cashiers Attractions, Adventures, & Waterfalls
Whether you’re looking to a catch a glimpse of Shadow of the Bear, tour historic sites, or find the perfect waterfall hike, Cashiers is your spot.
The Jackson County Ale Trail
The breweries along our Ale Trail deliver the same laid-back vibe as the mountain towns they call home, and their craft creations are as diverse as the people who enjoy sipping them.
Fire Mountain Trails
The Fire Mountain Trails are an unparalleled mountain bike trail system of 10.5 miles of beginner-to-advanced routes located near the Oconaluftee Indian Village in Cherokee. They’re only a 20-minute drive from Downtown Sylva.
Cashiers Shopping & Dining Guide
Hold on to your wallets because Cashiers is packed with fine dining restaurants, culinary hot spots, and local pubs, as well as antique shops, high-end boutiques, and artsy galleries.
Cashiers Historical Society Heritage Trail
Discover 29 historic homes, inns, churches, schools, businesses, gardens, and government buildings spread throughout charming Cashiers.
Sylva
From the Bicentennial Park & Garden to hopping breweries and plenty in between, discover why Sylva is the place where past meets present.
Sylva Heritage Walk
A photographic journey through the past of Sylva’s Main Street, the Heritage Walk features a series of historic images on shops and buildings.
Motorcycle Guide/Map
The guide is “geared” toward the avid motorcyclist. From one rider to another, these are the routes our locals love best. Hop on and head to your next adventure in the western North Carolina mountains!
Cashiers Greenway Ramble
Enjoy the heart of Cashiers on the Cashiers Greenway Ramble – an extensive network of trails, sidewalks, and pedestrian-friendly roads.
Dillsboro
Find the best places to grab a bite, shop for artisanal goods, and spend the night in the historic town of Dillsboro.
Fly Fishing Trail®
Some of the best fly fishing in North Carolina takes place in these 15 top spots for catching brook, brown, and rainbow trout.
Jackson County
This relief map of Jackson County shows the communities, notable peaks, and features.
Pinnacle Park Trail Map
The 1,529-acre town park features streams, waterfalls and panoramic views throughout. The 3.4-mile trail to the top follows an old logging road for most of its length, through a grassy ridge and then up a short rocky trail to the Pinnacle where panoramic views of Sylva and Scotts Creek Valley await.
WCU Mountain Bike Trails
The WCU Multi-Use Trail system is 6.8 miles of narrow single-track trail designed for foot traffic and mountain bike use. The trail is intermediate in difficulty with steep mountainside terrain. Although the elevation change from the trail’s highest to lowest point is just a few hundred feet, there are lots of ups and downs for bikers to enjoy.
Tuckasegee River
Flowing almost the entire length of Jackson County, “The Tuck” offers opportunities to fish, tube, canoe, kayak, and even whitewater raft. This map available online only.
Tuckasegee River Blue Trail Map
This map of the Tuckasegee River by American Whitewater shares several points of interest along the Tuck along with suggested activities.
Whitewater Falls
The East’s king of waterfalls, Whitewater Falls cascades over massive rock pillars and drops 411 feet to the river below.
The Village Green Visitor Guide
A 12.5-acre park in the heart of downtown Cashiers, The Village Green features eight art sculptures, an expansive play space, gardens, and a wetland trail walk.
Whiteside Mountain
This striking natural landmark features a two-mile loop trail, outstanding views, a variety of wildflowers, and rock cliffs reaching 4930 feet.