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A good spot to check out near Cranberry Lake is Briggs Hollow, and Belview Mountain is wonderful and can be seen from here. So much enjoyable stuff near Cranberry Lake, just inspiring. Lakes are such calm spots, why not visit Mill Pond close to Cranberry Lake. Having a good time at Cranberry Lake is trouble-free. Archers Mountain Inn and Luxury Cabins is a good location to get some rest; Buckhill Campground is a splendid campground nearby. The best way to spend
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| | a winter day is on the slopes of nearby Sugar Mountain, and you'll meet a lot of folks from Boone here. This lake is so wonderful. Hiking is a popular thing to do around Cranberry Lake; Laurel Fork Trail is a delightful local trail, and Cranberry Dam is a beautiful place. Cranberry Lake gets a great deal of water; the month with most of the rain is July, and October is the month with the least moisture. This lake is so wonderful. Why not take a refreshing | |
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hike along the Little Pond Mountain Trail, and there are other places here than Cranberry Lake, for example Wildcat Lake. After a long day outdoors Beech Mountain Inns is a magnificent location to spend a night or two, and some
close by water includes Blevins Creek. For the period of the warm days of summer highs here at Cranberry Lake reach the 80's. Summer night lows plunge down to the 60's. All through the winter highs are in the 40's, and nighttime lows
in the 20's for Cranberry Lake. Head up to Hawksnest and strap some skis to your feet, and High Point Cliff is an interesting location to stop at while at Cranberry Lake. There are some glorious whitewater spots on Elk River, and you can stay the night at Jim and Jennie's Music Barn and Campground.
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Coordinates: Latitude: 36.14167 Longitude: -81.97167
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Hawksnest, North Carolina, 10 miles away 619 vertical feet |
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Elk River, Avery CountyCounty, 3 miles away Class IV-V - 8.4 miles long (Route 1326 to Route 1305) |
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Elk River, Avery (NC)/Carter (TN) CountyCounty, 5 miles away Class IV-V(V+) - 4.8 miles long (Route 130 to bridge above Sone Mtn Church Tennessee) |
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Elk River, Carter CountyCounty, 7 miles away Class II-III - 4.3 miles long (Route 2520 to US 321 bridge Close to Elk Mills) |
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Down By The River Campground
 | Campground your home away from home as you enjoy all of the outstanding attractions and breathtaking scenes found nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Large trees and beautiful landscaping frame sites in our campground. Sites are spacious and most are pull-through.
Campground amenities include bath houses with showers and laundry facilities, a recreational center and a smaller pavilion used for outdoor events. We are open from May 1st until October 31st. Nearby attractions include Grandfather Mountain, Linville Falls and Gorge, and the Blue Ridge Parkway, as well as countless hiking trails. For more information, please visit our website at www. Downbytherivercampground.com... |
Laurel Fork Trail
 | 6 PHOTOS Not normally hikers, and middle aged, this trail was a killer. We had a great time, and the scenery was beautiful, but we were worn out. We ran into a copperhead, twice, once on the way up, and again on the way down. Apparently he was guarding his territory. The falls weren't as full as we hoped, but there has been a lack of rain in this area. The trail in some area's were a bit rough, steep, and dangerous, but at least we can say we made it.... |
Watauga River
 | There are commercial rafting outfitters from both NorthCarolina and Tennessee run the section of the Watauga River flowing downstream of the TVA Wilbur Dam Resevoir to Elizabethton, Tennessee.''... |
North Toe River
 | The take out is at BENT RD not Bush!!!!!... |
Sugar Mountain
 | 5 PHOTOS I HAD THE TIME OF MY LIFE AT SUGAR! NOTHING COMPARES TO IT! DONT GO TO THE IMITATIONS LIKE BEECH AND HAWKSNEST, SUGAR BY FAR IS THE BEST.... |
Hawksnest
 | 3 PHOTOS We are not offering skiing or snowboarding this winter. Hawksnest is now the largest snow tubing park on the east coast with over 20 lanes of tubing fun. www.hawksnesttubing.com... Hawks nest was the best in the world.... Hawksnest is a nice place to go skiing, I recommend it.... |
Appalachian Mountain
 | 12 miles away 18 PHOTOS Cozy little resort, there are much bigger mountains close by but the atmosphere here at Appalachian Mountain can't be beat. Everybody is so friendly, every time I come here I feel like everybody here is my friend.... |
Yancey Ridge Trail
 | 14 miles away 1 PHOTO US221 E out of Blowing Rock. 15miles to Gragg Rd to Yancey Ridge Trail... Real nice if I had a GPS sitting next to my laptop, but for those without their GPS, directions to a trail head would be nice.... |
Springmaid Mountain
 | 15 miles away Springmaid Mountain is a beautiful place to visit. Even if you don't like camping they also have cabins. If you go camping, try going in the off season. We went in Sept. 05 and we basically had the campground to ourselves! Even if others were in the campground, the sites are spaced apart. Its a great getaway.... |
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