Many years ago, I helped build a custom log cabin that over looked Panthertown Wilderness. It was up on Laurel Knob.
To get there, you take a left off US64 below Cashiers NC and go up to the crest of the mountain, take a right on the gravel road and drive until you run into the forestry service gate. That is the entrance to the valley and the Panthertown Wilderness. I remember when we were building the cabin, during a March snowstorm, we had over 4 feet of snow up there. Mt. Pisgah had 5 feet of snow from the same storm and there was about 3 feet of snow in Sylva NC. I don't remember what Bryson City had.
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Many years ago, I helped build a custom log cabin that over looked Panthertown Wilderness. It was up on Laurel Knob.
To get there, you take a left off US64 below Cashiers NC and go up to the crest of the mountain, take a right on the gravel road and drive until you run into the forestry service gate. That is the entrance to the valley and the Panthertown Wilderness. I remember when we were building the cabin, during a March snowstorm, we had over 4 feet of snow up there. Mt. Pisgah had 5 feet of snow from the same storm and there was about 3 feet of snow in Sylva NC. I don't remember what Bryson City had.
The gravel road was Breedlove Road, IIRC.
That looks like a really nice ride. Here in the PNW the weather has turned hard into sideways rain.
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