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Beech Mountain NC

 

 

Beech Mountain is the best of the High Country in many ways!  Boasting 5,506 feet in elevation, you get the best weather during the summers and winters; the snow that builds up in the peaks in winter is ideal and the cool temperatures in the summers are a relief from the stifling heat of the valleys.

 


Beech Mountain is the perfect place to get away from it all because there is an abundance of not only endless countryside, but there are plenty of places to cozy up at night as well.  Imagine sitting on the porch of your romantic log cabin on a summer night needing a sweater because the mountain air is giving you a chill. 

 


For the adventurers in the day and night, there are endless possibilities!  From rafting and canoeing trips, outside shopping in the downtown, golfing, and hiking to nightime concerts in the park, you can find anything that suites your fancy in Beech Mountain.

 


Come for the beauty, fun and spectacular views; Beech Mountain is the ultimate mountain getaway!

 
 
  

 
 Boone Area Magazine Accolades

 

 

 

"Fastest-Growing Small Town"

 

In January 2012, Forbes named Boone

# 4 among "America's Fastest-Growing Small Towns."

 

 

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Boone Named to

"The 10 Best Places to

Retire in 2012"

by U.S. News & World Report.

 

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Top Destination Spa

Westglow Resort & Spa ranks second

in Travel & Leisure's September 2011 "Top Destination Spas."

 

 Outside Magazine Names Boone NC Best Small Town

Get Immersed in our Spa Guide!

 

 

 

Sierra Magazine calls Appalachian State one of the Top 20 "Coolest Schools" in a Sept./Oct. 2011 ranking based on green categories.

 

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