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Savor fall in the Smokies: Where to eat and explore

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“From Sylva to Cashiers to Dillsboro, Jackson County serves up fall’s best flavors.

Photo provided by Discover Jackson, NC

Fall in Jackson County, NC isn’t just about the colors — it’s also about the flavors.

After scenic drives, crisp mountain air, or a November visit to the WNC Pottery Festival in Sylva, refuel at the area’s standout eateries:

  • Ilda in Sylva for Southern Italian with an Appalachian twist
  • The Orchard in Cashiers for locally sourced comfort food
  • Haywood Smokehouse in Dillsboro for classic barbecue and sides

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