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North Carolina, Mountains area Bed and Breakfast - Find B&B on BnBStar.com
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For the traveller in search of beauty, pure mountain air and cosy accommodation, bed and breakfast North Carolina Mountain area has it all! Discover this land of dramatic mountainous scenery where you can do anything from white water rafting to bird watching - a thrilling destination that offers a vast array of activities!
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Mountain laurel and rhododendron grow on the north-facing slopes adding spectacular color to the woodlands in winter and spring where fauna and flora can be found in abundance. Dazzling clear water, miles of native forests, and relics of a rugged past offer great wealth to lovers of both history and the outdoors. A scenic drive through breathtaking Blue Ridge National Park is a must; highlights of the area include an amazing display of fall color, scenic rivers and lakes, state parks and wineries. Nestled between the Blue Ridge and Great Smoky Mountains regions are quaint towns and communities such as Boone, Banner Elk, Lake Lure, Weaverville, Black Mountain, Banner Elk, Blowing Rock, Burnsville, Franklin, Highlands, Maggie Valley, Saluda, Waynesville and many more where you’ll find wonderful bed and breakfast. This section of the North Carolina Mountain provides a wide array of ever changing vegetation and fantastic landscapes. Historic Asheville, a hot spot and a cultural heritage with unique restaurants and eclectic shops, offers visitors immediate access to the most popular touring routes, the famed Blue Ridge Parkway. While the vistas are incredible, the close-up views are just as spectacular and where you’ll find endless opportunities for day trips, or enjoy the hospitality and tranquillity of historic Hendersonville, not forgetting Flat Rock, traditionally known for its gentle climate, beautiful scenery, rich in culture and history with ample recreational facilities.
Take a trip on The Great Smoky Mountains Railroad, a truly spectacular 53 miles of year-round scenic train journeys across river gorges, fertile valleys and through tunnels in a spectacular region; a round trip excursion ushers you by the State’s best scenic attraction, the Great Smoky, departing from Dillsboro and Bryson City. If that’s not enough you can always admire The Blue Ridge Parkway, an area with hiking trails providing craggy gardens, picnic sites, bike trails, fishing, horseback riding and it also supports a nature center. Mountain roads are narrow and winding, dotted with small farms, churches and country stores. Tucked back in the northwest corner of Caldwell County is a diamond of a place called Wilson Creek, which begins high atop Grandfather Mountain with its great scenic river system. Visitors will travel on some of the largest remaining network of unpaved roads to find this jewel locality. There is so much to savor in this beautiful region and the longer you stay, the more of its magic rubs off on you. Comfortable lodgings can be found in nearby Lenoir, Morganton, or Blowing Rock. Waterfalls might lure you to the Brevard expanse with more than 250 in the district. Interested in Vineyards? Then visit Blowing Rock, Boone, Hendersonville, Lake Lure or Rutherford. Tryon is also a perfect location for growing grapes, or perhaps a visit to Sparta, famous for its Christmas trees. Good, friendly bed and breakfast are tucked away in the coves and on the peaks of this State’s North Carolina Mountain region.
Rugged hillsides, pastoral meadows and bucolic farmlands surround what is believed to be one of the oldest and scenic rivers in North America, the New River. Perfect for canoeing, the most tranquil waters are ideal for family outings with good bass fishing, trout streams, excellent bird watching and inspiring mountain scenery. The region is easy to explore with cool hiking trails underneath a canopy of beech, birch, black gum and yellow poplar trees. Watch out for white-tailed deer’s, black bears (seen occasionally) beavers, muskrats, minks, river otters and raccoons; sightings of osprey have also been recorded. Located at the base of Humpback Mountain in the beautiful Linville Valley sits a natural wonder, Linville Caverns. It remained a mysterious secret for centuries until the caverns recently opened to the public. These natural limestone caverns feature guided tours to admire spectacular stalactite and stalagmite formations. If you like gems, spend the day mining for sapphire, ruby, emerald, amethyst and topaz then try Emerald Village it’s like stepping back in time, or take a journey on Tweetsie railroad, a "blast from the past", is a historic 3 mile trip around the mountain on a steam locomotive where you can pan for gold, visit zoo animals or take in the beautiful mountain scenery. Enchanting bed and breakfast accommodation in North Carolina Mountain area is just waiting to pamper you to your hearts desire!
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