Looking for the cozy rustic mountain cabin experience, tucked away in the heart of the woods? Look no further than Roughin’ it! This small two-bedroom, one-bath cabin sits at an elevation of 4,700 feet in the beautiful Great Smoky Mountains. Perfect for a romantic getaway or a peaceful escape with friends, this is a true mountain retreat where you can unplug, unwind, and reconnect with nature. Just remember, this is a rustic cabin in the woods, and it comes with all the character and adventure that entails!

Surrounded by nature, Roughin’ it sits on over two acres of untouched mountain terrain, with no other cabins in sight. Enjoy your own small pond and trickling creek right on the property, offering a peaceful setting that is hard to find.

Spend your days exploring nearby hiking trails, streams, and waterfalls, then return home to gather around the fire pit under a sky full of stars. Relax on the covered porch swing with your morning coffee or evening beverage, lose yourself in a good book, or simply enjoy the quiet sounds of the mountains.

The sunken hot tub offers a special place to unwind, with beautiful mountain views in the spring and fall. Keep your eyes open for local wildlife, too! Elk are frequently spotted wandering up the driveway and throughout the surrounding area.

Roughin’ it is the perfect place to escape the stress of everyday life. We recommend stopping at the grocery store before heading up the mountain and bringing everything you need for your stay. Once you arrive, you may never want to leave! The full kitchen opens into a comfortable living area featuring an oversized couch and a 55-inch LED television with DIRECTV. A gas Buck stove provides heat during cooler mountain evenings. Please note that this cabin does not have air conditioning, but at 4,700 feet, you'll enjoy the refreshing mountain air.

Outside, fire up the gas grill beside the fire pit. It's the perfect setting for grilling dinner, watching the afternoon sun disappear through the trees, and reminiscing about the day's adventures.

The cabin features two queen bedrooms on the main level, along with a full bathroom. Upstairs, a charming loft provides two additional twin beds, making it a favorite sleeping spot for kids. Each bedroom features a unique, handmade queen bed. You'll also appreciate the beautiful tin ceilings, wide-plank flooring, and hand-carved staircase leading to the loft. Every detail adds to the warm, authentic character of this special mountain home.

Please read before booking! Roughin’ it is a rustic, secluded mountain cabin, and getting there is part of the adventure. The road leading to the cabin is an off-road experience. Access roads are gravel, steep, rough, and bumpy. Four-wheel-drive vehicles are required. No sports cars, sedans, small cars, front-wheel-drive minivans, motorcycles, or trailers. Refunds will not be provided if guests arrive in an improper vehicle and cannot access the property. This is a dog-friendly property. Guests must contact Maggie Mountain Vacations to arrange the additional non-refundable pet fee, which is not included in the base rental rate. Unauthorized pets will incur a $300 penalty per pet. No cats or other types of pets are permitted. Exterior security cameras are present on the property.

Please be sure this type of rustic mountain experience and vehicle access are right for you before making your reservation.

Although wonderfully secluded, Roughin’ it is just a short drive from the heart of Maggie Valley and many of the area's favorite attractions, including:
Cataloochee Ski Area, one of the first ski areas in the country to open each season. Tube World for winter snow tubing fun.
Wheels Through Time Motorcycle Museum, featured on the History Channel's American Pickers. Local horseback riding and golf courses.

Approximately 25 minutes away, Waynesville offers grocery shopping at Ingles and Publix, Walmart, charming downtown shops, restaurants, and plenty of sightseeing along Main Street.

You are also within a short drive of the Blue Ridge Parkway, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Harrah's Cherokee Casino and its excellent dining options, Pisgah National Forest, and the mountain communities of Cherokee and Bryson City. Bryson City is home to the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad and its popular Polar Express Christmas train experience.

Looking for a day trip? There is plenty to discover! Asheville – Approximately 50+ minutes: Visit the magnificent Biltmore Estate and Winery, explore local restaurants, browse unique shops, and enjoy the area's many craft breweries. Hendersonville – Approximately 1 hour: Enjoy Sierra Nevada Brewing Company, gem mining, whitewater rafting, zip-lining, and other outdoor adventures. Gatlinburg & Pigeon Forge, Tennessee – Approximately 1 hour and 35 minutes: Explore Dollywood, family attractions, shopping, dining, and the many sights of the Smoky Mountains. Transylvania County – Approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes: Discover beautiful mountain scenery, waterfalls, and more than 100 antique shops throughout the area.

Roughin’ It is more than just a place to stay – it's an opportunity to experience the mountains the way they were meant to be enjoyed. If you're looking for privacy, rustic charm, incredible natural surroundings, and a chance to truly get away from it all, this special cabin is waiting for you!