North Carolina

    Black Mountain Cabins & Vacation Rentals

    A small mountain town in the Swannanoa Valley, fifteen miles east of Asheville and surrounded by trails.

    Black Mountain is the kind of town people mean when they say they want a quiet mountain trip. Main Street is walkable and full of galleries, antiques, and independent shops, and the peaks of the Swannanoa Valley sit at the end of almost every street.

    It is close enough to Asheville for a day out and far enough away that evenings stay quiet. Lake Tomahawk is a few blocks from downtown, and Montreat's trail network starts just next door.

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    Nearby Attractions

    Lake Tomahawk

    Lake Tomahawk

    A half mile loop a few blocks from downtown, looking up at Graybeard Mountain and the Seven Sisters.

    Official site
    Downtown Black Mountain

    Downtown Black Mountain

    Galleries, antiques, and independent shops, all walkable in an afternoon.

    Official site
    Montreat

    Montreat

    Next door, with Lake Susan at its centre and around thirty miles of trails behind it.

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    Swannanoa Valley Museum

    Swannanoa Valley Museum

    The valley's history, worth an hour before dinner.

    Official site
    Blue Ridge Parkway

    Blue Ridge Parkway

    Minutes away, with the overlooks that make the drive worth taking slowly.

    Official site
    Black Mountain Center for the Arts

    Black Mountain Center for the Arts

    A community art center in the former town hall, with exhibits, concerts, and classes.

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