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Nearby Attractions:Mt. Mitchell Scenic Byway Starting at the top of Mt. Mitchell, drive 52 miles among the peaks and valleys of Yancey and Madison counties, through the Toe River Valley and Burnsville. This area is a mecca for artists with many galleries and artist studios. Along the drive, pass 46 Western NC Quilt Trails blocks. Southern Appalachian Anglers Take a full-service, guided fly fishing or bass fishing trip near Asheville. You can enjoy the Appalachian Mountains by boating and/or wading in North Carolina's stream-fed lakes and rivers. Professional fishing guides ensure exciting fishing on the best pristine rivers in WNC. Asheville's Premier Fishing Guide Service Trusted Guides, Exceptional Service (828) 691-1506 The Parkway Playhouse in Burnsville See musicals and plays from late spring through fall at the longest continually-operating seasonal theater in North Carolina. Ticket prices for adults range from only $18-$22 per show. https://parkwayplayhouse.com/ shows from April through December. Roan Mountain Appalachian Trail (1 to 7 miles, moderate hike) Famous for its spectacular natural gardens of Catawba rhododendrons, Roan Mountain shelters a rich diversity of life, from spruce-fir forests to vast grassy balds. It is not one mountain, but a high ridge about five miles long, the highest point being 6,286 ft. Hike the ridge on the Appalachian Trail for sweeping views all along the way. Blue Ridge Parkway & Mountains Fall Color Forecast 2020 Leaf peepers ask: “When is peak color?” Great news... we have many weeks of autumn color in our mountains and foothills. Since you find the areas of best color by simply driving the Blue Ridge Parkway or other scenic roads up and down the ridges, you don't have to worry about exact dates. Elevation is the biggest factor for time of color change. Also, chilly sunny weather speeds up the color change and warm weather and rain prolongs it. See many details below! Our Typical Peak Foliage Color Timeline • September last week: Spotty color begins at 6,000+ feet in the highest mountains, plus on high rocky ridges including Rough Ridge and Graveyard Fields on the Blue Ridge Parkway. • October First Week: Colors transform above 5,000 feet elevation, including Mount Mitchell and Grandfather Mountain. Mile-high Beech Mountain is a great place to stay for refreshing temperatures. South on the Parkway, head to Waterrock Knob and Black Balsam areas. Hike & picnic atop both Max Patch and Roan Mountain on the AT. • October Second Week: 4,000-5,000 feet elevation. Best colors really pick up steam, including Mount Pisgah and Devil's Courthouse areas south on the Blue Ridge Parkway. The mountains surrounding Waynesville and Cashiers peak, including Whiteside Mountain with the Shadow of the Bear. Also, see colorful highest ridges of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and drive the Cherohala Skyway. Camp at Lake Santeetlah. • October Third Week: 3,000-4,000 feet elevation. The ultimate week for the most color including large sections of the Blue Ridge Parkway. This also includes much of Pisgah National Forest near Brevard. Drive the Forest Heritage Scenic Byway. Top hikes there include Looking Glass Rock or Cradle of Forestry. North of Asheville, best color will be Banner Elk and hikes to Table Rock and Hawksbill Mountain at Linville Gorge. West of Asheville, head to Maggie Valley, Cherokee and Bryson City. • October Fourth Week: 2,000-3,000 feet elevation. The city of Asheville, French Broad River and Biltmore Estate show their best color, along with many of our small towns including Sylva and Saluda. It's a great time for a waterfall hike in DuPont State Forest or a stroll at the NC Arboretum. • November First Week: 1,000-2,000 feet elevation. Color fills the lush Hickory Nut Gorge at Chimney Rock. See the fall reflections on Lake Lure. Also hike and camp at Lake James and South Mountains State Parks east of Asheville. The leaf progression concludes in the foothills around Marion, Rutherfordton and Tryon Foothills Wine Country. Note: We tweak this forecast depending on weather patterns and our observations. Please remember that locations for peak color are estimations based on previous years. Also, areas at the exact same elevation often change at different times, depending on sun exposure, soil conditions and more. Attractions Around Redstone https://www.romanticasheville.com/burnsville.htm https://www.ncblueridge.com/news/things-to-see-and-do-in-burnsville-north-carolina https://www.yelp.com/search?find_desc=Things+To+Do&find_loc=Burnsville%2C+NC+28714 https://www.familydaysout.com/kids-things-to-do-usa/burnsville/nc https://www.facebook.com/places/Things-to-do-in-Burnsville-North-Carolina/108341139188076/ https://www.wikido.com/us/nc/burnsville

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275 Mother Nature Drive , Burnsville, NC

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	Start Date	End Date	Daily Rate	Weekly Rate	Monthly Rate	Minimum Stay
High Season	Start04/01/2021	End10/31/2022	Daily Rate650	Weekly Rate2900	Monthly Rate10999	Min. Stay2
Low Season	Start1/03/2021	End03/31/2022	Daily Rate349	Weekly Rate1299	Monthly Rate6599	Min. Stay2

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