Swain County’s Quilt Trail Showcases Our Mountain Heritage
Quilt Trails got their start in 2001 when an Ohio women painted a block on her family barn to honor her mother, a quilter. From that first block, the idea has grown to cover 49 states with thousands of quilt blocks – featured not only on barns, but public buildings, shops, homes, and now – in Bryson City – on an island.
Enjoy exploring the beautiful scenery here in Western North Carolina as you follow the Swain County Quilt Trail.
A Tour Guide to Bryson City Quilt Blocks
Click or tap below for more information, photos and driving directions for each stop on our quilt trail
Railroad Spirit
Great Smoky Mountains Railroad Depot
Double Wedding Ring
Bryson City Island Park
Harmony Square
Lands Creek Log Cabins
Smoky Mountains
One Twenty Main
East Alarka Mountains
Smoky Mountain Meadows Campground
Around Deep Creek
Deep Creek Tube Center & Campground
American Dream
Calhoun House Inn & Suites
Indian Trail, Celtic Chain & Red Flower Bud
Southwestern Community College
Barn Quilts, an Appalachian Mountains Tradition
The Smoky Mountain Times reporter Hannah Styles writes about an afternoon following the quilt trail.
Bryson City - Swain County
Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 509
Bryson City, NC 28713
Karen Proctor
Executive Director
828-488-3681
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