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Hayesville Church Directory

Clay County Links

The historic and wonderful Peacock Playhouse provides regular music and theater performances, and local restaurants also have regular live music.

Horseback Riding in the Fires Creek Area

Clay County offers horseback riding, vacation stables, cattle farms, fruit and vegetable farms, barn quilts, farm lodging and much more, such as vacation stables if you wish to bring your own horses.  Agriculture, ranching, beef production and associated tourism is wide-spread here.

Walnut Hollow Ranch: Vacation stables, livestock and beef for sale, vacation rentals.

High Mountain Meadows Farm & Creamery: Artesian Goat Cheese; Dairy and Meat Goats, Eggs, Vegetables

SMM Farms – Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Green Bell Peppers, Acorn & Butternut Squash, Sweet Potatoes, Jalapenos, White Half Runner Beans, Eggplant

Ridgefield Farms – Cattle and Hogs

Payne’s Gardens – Vegetables, Blueberries, Orchard, Asparagus

Moore Natural Farm – Cattle, Hay, Field Corn, Vegetables, Blueberries and Blackberries

Eagle Fork Vineyards: The first winery in Clay County, opening in June, 2012,

Chunky Gal Stables – Trail Rides, Lessons, Training, Boarding

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Beekeepers? see http://www.ncbeekeepers.org/counties/mountain.htm

Cherokee Village in Hayesville, NC

The Cherokee Village, Spikebuck Mound and the site of Fort Hembree are additional places to explore Clay County’s heritage.

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