The Cashiers Crossroads gets busier every June, and by the Fourth of July the Highway 64 traffic tells you exactly which weekend you're in. If you already live here, the question isn't what there is to do. You know. The question is how to actually enjoy a place that has quietly built itself into one of the most active small-town summer calendars in western North Carolina without spending your Saturday sitting in a line of Range Rovers.
The answer, more than any single event, is the rhythm now anchored around
