About this space
Unforgettable adventures and quality time with the loved ones await you, when you book this cozy mountain hollow get a way! Go hiking and exploring or simply snuggle up with your favorite blanket and hot beverage while listening to the calming sound of the babbling brook that runs beneath the cabin. Whether you're looking for a private retreat for just you and your significant other, or a place to take the whole family, you'll find everything you need here at the Babbling Brook Holler.
The space
Our cabin is tucked away in it's own private 5 acre hollow close to downtown Highlands, NC. A brook/creek crosses the property and runs beneath the cabin offering your own personal soundscape to relax to. The property is perfect for families to come and relax and spend time outdoors hiking, fishing, kayaking, climbing, exploring, and so much more. The main cabin has two oversized screened in porches which are great for gathering and or simply relaxing...and the hammock and hot tub help with both. The indoor space of the main cabin has a large master suite with spa-like bathroom w/ large Jacuzzi tub, a guest bedroom, a loft with a trundle bed, and a sleeper sofa in the common area. There is also a fully equipped kitchen with everything you need to prepare meals. There is a second structure "The Shack" with additional sleeping and living quarters just feet away which is perfect for kids, teens,...in-laws, etc. There are three Smart TV's on the property(two in main cabin and one in "The Shack") which offer streaming services like Netflix & Prime, just login and start streaming (don't forget to logout before you depart). In addition, there is a bluetooth/record player for your enjoyment. The property is 7 miles away(approx. 15 min) from all of the best shopping, restaurants and fun experiences Highlands, NC has to offer. There are 74 waterfalls and countless other points of interest within a 30 mile radius. Our property is conveniently located close to not only Highlands, NC, but other popular NC towns such as Cashiers, Sapphire, and Franklin and the Georgia towns of Clayton, Sky Valley, Dillard, and Tiger.
Guest access
The road to the cabin is a gravel road. In most weather(aside from snow) it is easy to navigate for just about any vehicle. As with most roads, not just mountain roads, when snow/ice is present 4x4 is necessary.

For a good stretch of the road, it is a one-way road. There are pit(pullover) areas at certain spots on both sides of the road where someone coming in and or going out can access to allow others to pass. The road is quiet and void of a lot of coming and going, but you may at one time encounter someone leaving as your arriving and vice versa. It's not at all complicated, but something to note as you plan for your arrival.