Table Of Contentthe sparkling white of winter snow; mountain¬
sides covered with spring's new green leaves;
or fields of wildflowers and cool summer nights,
there are reasons every
season to visit
Waynesville-Lake
Junaluska.
If it’s mountain apples
you crave in fall; or
the sights and
scents of
holiday celebration;
i mountain music
I passed down through
generations; or the
creative beauty of
handmade arts
and crafts, we have
festivals to thrill you
all year long.
latel summer/ autumn
While the changing leaves take center stage, there are
plenty of other activities to keep you happy.
September
The Smoky Mountain Folk Festival attracts 250 moun¬
tain musicians and dancers from across the region
to Lake Junaluska's Stuart Auditorium.
October
Church Street Art
and Craft Show,
featuring some 125
artists and crafters.
Annual Apple Fla
Festival, with live music and
dance, craft booths, apple treats.
LATE. AUTUMN/WINTtR
'Tis the season for holiday spirit and Waynesville and Lake
Junaluska know how to celebrate.
November
Holiday Open House. Downtown businesses decorate for
the season and invite you to experience the sights, sounds
and scents.
December
Christmas At Junaluska. The Lambuth Inn
boasts 20 Christmas trees, Christmas rooms,
dinner and entertainment. Tickets required.
Waynesville Christmas Parade
It's A Wonderful Night.
Christmas caroling, live music,
thousands of luminaries and old-
fashioned wagon rides in downtown
Waynesville.
Artist*: Cover - Teresa Pennington
Watercolors - Lil Farits
Pottery - ICaarcn Stoner
Brochure Design by Five Talents Graphics » Design
Funding provided by Maywood County Tourism Development Authori
the sparkling white of winter snow; mountain¬
sides covered with spring's new green leaves;
or fields of wildflowers and cool summer nights,
there are reasons every
season to visit
Waynesville-Lake
Junaluska.
If it’s mountain apples
you crave in fall; or
the sights and
scents of
holiday celebration;
i mountain music
I passed down through
generations; or the
creative beauty of
handmade arts
and crafts, we have
festivals to thrill you
all year long.
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Waynesville is a charming mountain community,
filled with genuine mountain spirit. Lake Junaluska
Assembly is a thriving community and Methodist
conference center with a beautiful 200-acre lake.
We’re easy to find, but hard to leave...
Interstate 40, just west of Asheville, runs through
Haywood County and connects to 1-26 from the
South Carolina coast, 1-75 from the Midwest, 1-81
from the Northeast and 1-95, which covers the
entire East Coast. From Atlanta, take U.S. 441.
If you have any questions about our community,
please give us a call. Our friendly Chamber staff is
here to help from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, except
Sundays and holidays.
Call toll-free 1.877.456.3073
or visit our website
www.haywood-nc.com
For a complete vacation guide with information
about the entire county, call 1.800.334.9036.
