Historic Robbinsville and Graham County are surrounded by rugged, towering mountains.

	The Unicoi Mountains separate the county from the the Great Smoky Mountains.
	To the south are the Snowbird Mountains that circle to Red Marble Gap and extend north to Cheoah Bald.
	Just north is the Cheoah range and the Yellow Creek Mountains.

Just north is the Little Tennessee River and Fontana Lake.

The area provides tremendous opportunities to enjoy breathtaking natural beauty. The recreational opportunities are almost countless.

Visit Chief Junaluska's gravesite and the Native American museum.

Just outside of Robbinsville, seek out the hiding places of Cherokee Snowbirds who refused to leave their land in the Trail of Tears. Hike the stunning Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest, one of the few remaining virgin hardwood preserves with carpets of fern, iridescent toadstools, flowering fauna, and towering trees 400 years old.

Lake Santeetlah is minutes from Robbinsville, NC, where you will find supermarkets, pharmacies, and restaurants, including a delicious barbeque and creamery.