Log Cabin Rentals

2011-06-02

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Log cabin rentals are the best way to enjoy your next visit to the mountains of Western North Carolina for a vacation. You can’t go wrong by renting a charming log cabin.

A Log Cabin Rental Makes Perfect Sense When You Visit the NC Mountains

Whether a quick weekend trip or a longer stay, Ashe High Country Vacations offers a full range of rustic log cabin rentals, complete with porches and rocking chairs, perfect for relaxing while watching glorious orange, pink and purple sunsets over incredible smoky blue mountain vistas. Many of our cabins also offer such modern amenities as hot tubs, wifi access, and patios and grills perfect for entertaining. You and your guests are sure to enjoy the special atmosphere of your very own log cabin.

Renting a Log Cabin in the High Country of Western NC

Log cabin life means you’ll be communing even closer to nature. Imagine sleeping peacefully in the fresh, crisp mountain air, waking up in the morning to the sounds of birds chirping, and then walking out onto your rustic porch to greet the mountains as you start your day. Our furnished rental cabins are well-appointed, including kitchen equipment, serving ware, linens, and basic housekeeping supplies. You’ll feel right at home as you get ready for each day’s adventure, whether you decide to go hiking, riding, canoeing, river rafting or skiing, or would rather spend your time the charming small towns in the High Country – West Jefferson, Lansing, Todd, Glendale Springs, Boone, Blowing Rock and many others.

Log Cabin Rentals Bring You Closer to Nature

Imagine reconnecting with the simple joys of nature while hiking beautiful mountain trails, canoeing or rafting on one of the last wild rivers in the US (the New River), or simply driving an informative self-guided route that loops through different parts of the High Country. You can visit and explore several charming small Ashe County towns, including West Jefferson, Lansing, Glendale Springs and Todd. Each has its own personality and unique activities, events and facilities to offer you while you visit Western North Carolina.

The High Country Offers So Many Activities From Which to Choose

We especially invite you to discover downtown West Jefferson, a small vintage community filled with dozens of art and craft galleries, great restaurants of all types, an active Little Theater, the Ashe County Cheese Factory (complete with tour and samples), the BackStreet Farmers Market and an active Arts District that features regular Gallery Crawls, concerts, exhibits and classes. Search out the dozens of mountain-themed murals painted on local buildings by local artisans, or take a self-guided Quilt Tour that features dozens of quilt blocks painted on the sides of rustic barns. If you visit in July, you’ll have a great time at our annual Christmas in July Festival, complete with dozens of craft booths, food vendors, Santa Claus in person, and more Christmas trees than you can shake a pine cone at!

Contact Ashe High Country Vacations today, so we can reserve your special log cabin just for you!

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