Historic Cherokee North Carolina - Smoky Mountains

Historic Cherokee North Carolina Check out Smalltown USA Cherokee North Carolina. This scenic small town in the Smokey Mountains offers many local shops - cafes and historic places showing the history of the Native Americans that lived here. The Cherokee Indian Museum is a must-see. along HWY Scenic US 441
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[MrIslandman]

I'm only 78 miles from Cherokee and I love the ride through the Nantahala Gorge on my way there! Went there a lot as a child!

[ladywolverine]

I Love Cherokee! I spent my honeymoon there lol. Hope to visit again someday.

[gregoutdoors]

Thanks for the tour, I enjoyed it, south east Kentucky here. I’ve been there a long time ago. My wife and I spent our honeymoon in Gatlinburg a few years ago, lets see, about 44 years ago i believe. We were married 7-7-77. Thanks 😊👍🏻

[ricksmith]

My wife and I visited Cherokee numerous times in the 90's. We had a friend that lived in Knoxville and we use to drive over the Smokies to Cherokee every time we visited them. On one of our trips we found that there was a reconstructed reservation and took the guided tour through it. It was very interesting and we learned a lot from the guides.

[jameswms]

If you have the time Maggie Valley has a great museum called Wheels Through Time. Motorcycles and Automobiles most displays will start and run

[fiji]

I'm Cherokee from the eastern band, love it up there i moved when i was in high school we have 300 acres a few miles from the reservation such a beautiful place my truly happy place

[judyabernathy]

Hi Russ. The pink flowered bushes are Rhododendron’s. I was born and raised in beautiful NC, but living in TX now. Mom moved us to FL when I was 16. I went to Cherokee when I was 14, and the beauty is still burned into my memory. Seeing the gently rolling hills with all the green trees brought tears to my eyes. I will always be a Tarheel!! Thanks for a great video!! ♥️❣️🙏🏼❣️♥️

[henrywardell]

We Love RVerTV - Best TV On YouTube. Thank you Russ.

[bobdawson]

Russ was there 35 years ago, believe it has changed a lot, we camped around the area back in late 70's and 80s. Enjoy your posts. Bob here in Maryland

[iiigraghu]

What A Memorable Video 🎉🙏 Greetings from Kakinada Andhra Pradesh India 👍

[richis]

What a beautiful town. Thanks for the tour.

[Tika]

I'm glad you came to visit. I was born and raised here. I am part Cherokee. Grew up with a lot of my heritage here.

[onrycodger]

Now you're getting into my neck of the woods. Southern West Virginia checking in. 😊👍👍

[everintransit]

That pink flowered shrub was a rhododendron. Very lovely.

You could have big snow there but rarely.

[lynngatlin]

Always loved visiting Cherokee. Nice place

[brackjrdodd]

A favorite family vacation for us since the 1950’s. We are going back next month.

[bopharris]

Sad that it will never again be what it was in the 70's and 80's, I still love the area but it's lost so much.

[carstars]

The amazing history of the first people of America.

[TonyNokeo]

I just came back from a road trip and I was blown away by how much I loved Cherokee. When I first planned my trip, it was an after thought and I stayed there for a day. I wished I skipped over Atlanta (What an awful city) and stayed here for another 3 days. I would definitely stay here again when I visit the Smokey's again.

[robertjean]

Neat little town, surrounding countryside is beautiful. Thanks for today’s tour.