Find yourself transported back in time at Noah Bud Ogle Cabin and discover what life was like for the pioneers in the Appalachian Mountains. The cabin of a "saddlebag" type--two similar cabins joined by a single chimney--is a rare structure within a typical 19th-century Southern Appalachian mountain homestead. You can see that the two cabins weren't built at the same time if you look at the unleveled roof. Inside the cabin, you won't find any furnishings but you can still enjoy some interesting original features, such as a tiny window for chicken near the floor and fireplaces made of rubble. Noah Bud Ogle Cabin is just one of the many highlights you can arrange to see using our , world travel planner Edition.
Noah Bud Ogle Cabin reviews
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My wife & I visited this historical site today. It was the homestead of “Bud” Ogle. Site consists of a cabin, barn, & a stream side tubmill surrounded by a hard wood forest. It’s a short walk to the.... more
My wife & I visited this historical site today. It was the homestead of “Bud” Ogle. Site consists of a cabin, barn, & a stream side tubmill surrounded by a hard wood forest. It’s a short walk to the.... more »
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I visited this area on a mild (as in 60+ degree) day in January. Purchased the guide for $0.50 and read up on the history of the place. The buildings are just basic structures that are open all the...
I visited this area on a mild (as in 60+ degree) day in January. Purchased the guide for $0.50 and read up on the history of the place. The buildings are just basic structures that are open all the... more »
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We planned on going to visit other places but unfortunately the roads were closed. This trail was on the way back to the city, and I was happy we made the stop. There are a lot of gorgeous views of the river. Fun with children and easy for them as well (14, 13, 6). We did visit the cabin, and it was nice as well. I recommend it!
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Beautiful old homestead with so much history. It was wonderful to be able to explore and for my daughter and I to learn about it. A bird was inside and scared us royally when we walked in. It was really amazing to see. Take time to walk down to the water, too! After this stop Rainbow Falls and the Motor Trail were also great. Saw quite a few bears, though.
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