Judaculla rock in Cullawhee, NC is a nice little historical stop. They have a little Book swap station, free vegetable stand and beautiful views. There are plenty of history boards to read to tell you about the history of the rock. The landscape is well maintained and an easy walk from the road even if you have a mild walking problem.

Absolutely the coolest thing! I wasn’t expecting it to have as many petroglyphs as it actually had. Lots of info on site and thankful the land owners have put all the land surrounding it in a trust for the future preservation of this amazing place. 100% you must see this if you are in the area.

This is the third of the wierd and unusual places I visited today in North Carlonia. This is a Cherokee cultural site . The rock is primarly soapston that was carved between 300 and 1500 years ago. I am not sure what the petroglyphs are carved into the stone mean or say. I am not sure anyone does. This place is not far from Western Carolina University.

His is a hidden gem. I first visited this site 24 years ago and again in 2023. While there have been great updates to the area around the rock with wooden ramps and informative displays the rock itself looks very discolored and worn. I recommend seeing it before it gets to the point that you can't make out the carvings. The state should really do something to clean up the rock or protect it from weathering.

Very cool to see. Just follow the sign, it's a few miles but you can't miss it at the end. Parking is just on the side of the road.

This is an ancient site probably older than the given age. Wierd markings in rocks and story's about giants living around it. Very interesting. It seems like there a great story here. Beautiful scenery in a valley with pastures and mountains on each side with a river flowing through.

Great view of the rock with lots of history and information. Also has 2 free libraries to take books from nearby!

If you love historical landmarks then this is by far a must see. Fascinating

Kind of far off the beaten path to get there, about 45 minutes one way from Cherokee casino. It is a really interesting artifact. In the future, I hope that they are able to get the stone covered with a pavilion to save it for future viewing!!

A bit of preserved history! Nothing to exciting but it is interesting to see up close!

Beautiful and magical place! Easy to get to. Left me full of wonder and questions. I just wish it was out of the weather, and better protected from erosion. Well worth the trip!

It was clean just a beautiful piece of land with little of history during winter there is no garden of veggies but lots of books in the free library

Great site that’s definitely worth a stop. The site is very nice and gives you a great view of the petroglyphs. The signage surrounding the rock is very informative and insightful.

Beautiful area to visit. Interesting about the rock . It's a nice, pretty and peaceful out of the way park. Enjoy.

It’s a cool map of the ancient Indian village in my opinion. Like a “You are here” map. They say it isn’t but it looks like a map of the rivers still present there.

For it being a single rock in the middle of nowhere, they have created a nice area for it. We got there a little late in the day, so we didn’t get much time to look at it before it was dark. **Special Note** if you are pulling a trailer, you may want to drop it somewhere before heading in to see the rock. There is not a place to turn around with a trailer or an RV.

Very awesome experience! Came in from West Virginia to visit family for Christmas. Really enjoyed the drive out. And loved the little free book library and the spot for vegetables and produce. That's so cool. Loved it and can't wait to come back!!