Robbinsville is quaint, little town in Graham County, located in the foothills of North Carolina’s magnificent Great Smokey Mountains, with beautiful sceneries, friendly atmosphere and where outdoor adventure abound.

A peaceful and wonderful place where beauty surrounds and can be enjoyed throughout the year. A place away from the hustle and bustle of the city where time slows down, encouraging one to relax and unwind while enjoying the spectacular mountain views, pristine rivers, lakes and falls.

Robbinsville may be a small town but had big moments in several motion pictures and TV productions. Some movies and TV shows were filmed around Robbinsville and surrounding Graham County. Segments of the motion picture The Fugitive (1993) starring Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones were filmed at Cheoah Dam close to Robbinsville.

Segments of the motion picture Nell (1994) starring Jodie Foster and Liam Neeson were also filmed in and around Robbinsville. More recent movie associated with Robbinsville and surrounding Graham county include segments from the movie A Walk in the Woods (2015) filmed at Fontana Dam, the film stars Robert Redford, Nick Nolte and Emma Thompson. Recent productions also featured Robbinsville in Discovery Channel’s Moonshiners (TV Series) and National Geographic’s Smoky Mountain Money.

Some of the notable people who hails from Robbinsville are, Wade Crane, a former World 8-Ball and 9-Ball champion in the 1980s and was voted by his peers to have the best 9-ball break in history;

Ronnie Milsap, a country music singer and pianist and was one of country music's most popular and influential performers of the 1970s and 1980s; Rodney Orr, a stock car racing driver and 1993 NASCAR Goody's Dash Series champion and Chief Junaluska, leader of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and widely considered an unsung hero among the Cherokee people during the greatest Indian battle in history.

Robbinsville High School, “Home of the Black Knights” take pride for holding the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) record for the most football state championships, in the A/1A classes with 14 championship victory.

Explore the beauty of Robbinsville! Aside from the nature–inspired things to do, there are also unique gift shops, galleries, farms, lodges and restaurants that can be enjoyed during your stay.

Some of the visitors fell in-love with the beauty of the place and decided to make Robbinsville their home. Visit us, explore this paradise and make great memories in this little town!