Whether you want to plan a spring break trip with friends, a family fun-packed vacation, or a solo getaway, Bryson City in the spring is the perfect time for a visit! Experience strolls downtown, exciting outdoor activities, scenic drives, and a smooth and breathtaking cruise down the “Road to Nowhere.”
Sunny Days Strolling Downtown
Nothing beats strolling down the charming streets of Bryson City in the springtime. Goodbye cool weather, and hello blooming flowers, sunny days, and green foliage. Explore Main Street, Everett Street, and beyond, and enjoy the unique shops, boutiques, pubs, and restaurants you encounter along your stroll. Satisfy your sweet tooth by grabbing yourself a delicious treat, or favorite scoop at the Chocolate Shoppe. What’s better than a sweet scoop of ice cream on a warm spring day? That’s right, nothing!
Adventuring in the Springtime
When the sun comes out, so do we! Spring is perfect for outdoor activities such as hiking, swimming, biking, and much more! Venture through Deep Creek, and experience a variety of trails full of waterfalls, picturesque moments, and nature. Nantahala Gorge, a playground for adults, has been a fan favorite for generations. In the Nantahala Gorge you can experience a wide range of thrilling activities such as kayaking, whitewater rafting, hiking, and more. Cruise along the Blue Ridge Parkway for incredible views of the foliage beginning to come to life after a long cold winter, and witness the budding flowers and bright color of the Smokies. It’s almost impossible to visit Bryson City without at least getting a glimpse of the magnificent views that make it a hot destination hub!
The Road to Nowhere
Located on Lakeview Drive, “The Road to Nowhere,” is a six-mile winding road weaving through the National Forest, with multiple scenic stops. A scenic mountain highway just a few miles from downtown, provides you with beautiful overlooks, lush seasonal foliage, and exciting hiking opportunities, and has become a perfect destination for breathtaking pictures. “The Road to Nowhere,” is part of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Enjoy a smooth paved road ride that is perfect for vehicle drivers and motorcyclists. At the road’s end, you will reach a mile-long tunnel, which must be reached by walking on foot, or from hiking trails on the other side, including Noland Creek Trail, the Goldmine Loop, and Lakeshore Trails. Make sure to add cruising along the Road to Nowhere and visiting the mysterious tunnel at the road’s end to your list when visiting Bryson City!
