Apalachia Lake, NC

Cherokee County, NC

About Apalachia Lake, NC

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    Apalachia Lake is located in the state of , in the Cherokee County, NC. 

    This lake has a surface area of about 1064 acres.

     

    Apalachia Lake is located in Cherokee County, North Carolina. This lake is 1,064 acres in size. When fishing, anglers can expect to catch a variety of fish including Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Striped Bass and Walleye.
    About Apalachia Lake Convenient to Murphy and Major CitiesApalachia Lake is a small but long reservoir that winds through the forested mountains of Western North Carolina.Murphy is just east of the reservoir. Its downtown area features several restaurants and a variety of shops. Schools, department stores, grocery outlets, and other establishments are in the city.Chattanooga and Knoxville are around 100 miles from the lake, and Asheville is 130 miles away if you are looking for major hospitals, an international airport, or a wide variety of attractions.Simple and SereneNot many know about Apalachia Lake, but those who claim it is an undiscovered trophy of North Carolina.With no commercial establishments, a lake is a place of natural beauty and pure isolation.The long, slim body of water runs for nearly 10 miles and features 1,070 acres of water. It is a deep, cool-water lake with an average depth of 100 feet.Explore Majestic FallsAppalachia Lake’s calm, uncrowded waters are the perfect place for boating, fishing, or swimming. Its many coves and branches create 31 miles of shoreline and leave kayakers and canoers plenty to explore.Fish such as smallmouth bass, spotted bass, largemouth bass, redbreast sunfish, and white bass populate the pristine waters.North Shoal Falls is a relatively large waterfall located at the end of the lake’s North Shoal Creek Branch. A path off of Morrow Road will bring you to a short hiking trail out to the falls.Shoal Creek Falls is also located on Apalachia Lake; it is 30 feet tall and features multiple rocky layers. Prospect Road or Beavers Branch can reach it.Explore ChattanoogaTwice named Outside Magazine’s “Best Town Ever,” Chattanooga is a fun adventure for every member of the family.The “Scenic City” features attractions like the Tennessee Aquarium, Chattanooga Zoo, Lookout Mountain, Ruby Falls, Creative Discovery Museum, and many more.The Smoky Mountain Alpine Coaster is a thrill ride that winds down a wooded hillside. The non-motorized carts allow for a smooth ride for singles and doubles.Explore KnoxvilleKnoxville is bustling with an abundance of activities and sights for residents and visitors.The Knoxville Zoo is one very popular attraction. Here, guests can see a variety of exotic animals, including red pandas and Malayan tigers.Another popular attraction is the Star of Knoxville Riverboat, where guests can take a riverboat tour with beautiful sights, enjoy an on-deck dinner, and even host parties.Explore AshevilleAsheville is located in the Blue Ridge Mountains and is a great destination for outdoor adventures, science routes, and cultural experiences.Residents and visitors can take a tour to learn the history of the city by trolley or walking. Other options are exploring the shopping scene at the Grove Market or indulging in the culinary creations at Isa’s French Bistro or Jettie Rae’s Oyster House.The most famous tourist attraction in Asheville would be the Biltmore Estate. Explore the acres of gardens, walking, biking, or hiking trails around the estate. There is also a winery and playground available to visitors.A Beautiful ParadiseApalachia Lake is an isolated splendor where lake goers have pristine waters and scenic landscapes all to themselves.

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    Lake Acreage:

    1064 Acres