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Foxwood Hollow is nestled amongst the trees and very secluded, but only 4.1 miles from the nearest Ingles grocery store and only 5.3 miles from the nearest Walmart so you can stock up provisions for your family adventure.
The cabin is located 6 miles from historic downtown Franklin which is lined with quaint shops and restaurants serving local fare and farm-to-table cuisine. We’re 16 miles from Highlands, North Carolina which is also home to fabulous eateries, art galleries, and one-of-a-kind boutiques.
The drive from Foxwood Hollow to Highlands, NC is one of the most scenic in the country. The road follows the Cullasaja River as it meanders through the Cullasaja Gorge, past the breathtaking Dry Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and Cullasaja Falls. The route provides overlook parking spaces at multiple points to take photos or to simply admire the splendor of God’s glorious creation. On your way to Highlands, you’ll also pass Jackson Hole Gem Mining which is a must for kids of all ages.
You can also go exploring up the Smokey Mountain Highway to Sylva, NC which is 24 miles from Foxwood Hollow or the quaint town of Waynesville at a 43-mile drive.
Explore the Smoky Mountains on horseback. Dillard House Stables offers guided excursions that lead you through lush meadows, majestic forests, and babbling mountain brooks.
If hiking is your thing, let Foxwood Hollow be your base camp for your next expedition. We’re minutes from several of the most awe-inspiring trails in the nation including the Wesser Bald Loop, Rufus Morgan Trail, Wayah Bald Tower, as well as section hikes of the notorious Appalachian Trail and Bartram Trail.
Franklin is home to a 9-hole golf course with pristine greens that are open to the public. Franklin also has two fantastic disc golf courses, Old Siler Farm with 18 holes and Sunnyside with 9 holes.
In the winter, we have several ski and snow tubing options available including Highlands Outpost on Scaly Mountain, 23 miles away, Ski Sapphire Valley, 28 miles, or Cataloochee Ski Area at 52 miles away.

The roads leading to the cabin are all paved. However, the quarter mile gravel driveway is not. The driveway has a moderate incline and is accessible by most vehicles with front-wheel drive. The secret to getting up the hill is to maintain a consistent speed of around ten miles per hour. If you stop on the hill, you’ll need to back down the hill and start over, unless you have a four-wheel-drive or all-wheel-drive vehicle.
Vehicles, such as two-wheel-drive pickups where the drive train is in the rear and the majority of the vehicle’s weight is in the front may have trouble getting up the driveway. The cabin is inaccessible to motorcycles or vehicles with less than 4” of ground clearance. The property is not accessible during ice and snow without a four-wheel-drive or all-wheel-drive vehicle.