Blue Ridge Park way - Massanutten Resort

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Relax at Craggy Gardens Visitor Center | Milepost 364.4
Buck Creek Gap, NC 80 Crossover. North 16 mi. to
Burnsville, south 16 miles to Marion.
BURNSVILLE, NC
Enjoy small town charm with Bed & Breakfasts, inns, handmade
crafts, shops, summer theatre, golf, hiking, camping,
musical events & festivals on Burnsville’s Town Square.
www.yanceychamber.com (800) 948-1632.
FooD, LoDGING, & CAMPING
Clear Creek Guest Ranch - Horseback riding, home cooked meals,
cook-outs, pool & hot tubs. Fishing, tubing, golf, & whitewater.
www.clearcreekranch.com (800) 651-4510.
The Historic Nu Wray Inn - Est. 1833. Hearty “family-style”
breakfast. Join famous travelers Mark Twain, Elvis Presley & others.
www.NuWrayInn.com (828) 682-2329.
SHoPPING & RECREATIoN
Mount Mitchell Golf Club - 18-hole public course. Full service
clubhouse. 2 mi from Pkwy MP 344. Vacation rentals.
www.mountmitchellgolf.com. (828) 675-4923.
Something Special Gift Shop - Downtown Burnsville.
A unique shop in a country store setting. Mon.-Sat. 9-6.
www.somethingspecialgiftshop.com. (828) 682-9101.
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Blue Ridge National Heritage Area
Start your
journey through
the lush green
forests and
mystical blue
mountains
of the Blue
Ridge National
Heritage Area
at the Blue
Ridge Parkway
Visitor Center.
Two Great Ways to Explore the
Blue Ridge National Heritage Area
NC 128. To Mount Mitchell State Park. Highest
Peak in Eastern U.S.A., Observation Tower, Tent
Camping Area, Trails, Nature Study, Picnic Area,
Natural History Museum, Restaurant. (May-October).
Craggy Gardens Visitor Center. Information, exhibits,
publications. (May-October) Trails.
MARS HILL/MADISoN CoUNTY, NC
North of Asheville, via I-26/ US 25 & 70/US 19 & 23
Nantahala Outdoor Center - Visit Asheville’s favorite outfitter now
located at The Grove Park Inn. Shop the best brands in outdoor gear,
apparel and accessories. Get outside and experience the mountains
with family-friendly to high-adventure private guide services. Over
40 years experience in whitewater rafting, kayaking, hiking, fly fishing,
mountain biking and canopy tours. Custom tours also available.
Open year round. Visit www.noc.com. (800) 232-7238.
Located just outside Asheville, N.C., at Parkway
Milepost 384, the Blue Ridge Parkway Visitor Center
features two information desks, museum-quality
exhibits, a 22-foot interactive map and an awardwinning
24-minute movie about the Parkway and the
unique culture of the Western North Carolina mountains. Kiosks and a gift shop also
welcome visitors to learn more about the many things to see and do on the Parkway and in our
historical, quaint small towns throughout Western North Carolina.
Expand your journey with the purchase of the Go Blue Ridge Card.
This multi-attraction pass, available at the Visitor Center, can save you up to
35% over individual ticket prices at more than 30 of the area’s top attractions.
The Blue Ridge National Heritage Area — protecting, preserving and celebrating one of the most
beautiful regions on earth and the cultural heritage of the people who shaped its history and traditions.
Blue Ridge National Heritage Area
Offices at the Blue Ridge Parkway Visitor Center
195 Hemphill Knob Road • Asheville, NC 28803
828.298.5330
www.blueridgeheritage.com