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Boone Travel Guide
Boone is a town located in the northwest corner of the state of North Carolina.
Things to Do in Boone
The town is lined by the Blue Ridge Parkway´s scenic landscape and Grandfather Mountain state park, making it a perfect location for nature lovers and fans of activities like hiking, biking, camping, and snow-related options during winter like skiing, snowboarding, and snow tubing.
Boone is also filled with a variety of options regarding dining and shopping options, as well as resorts, hotels and other accommodations. Some of the cultural highlights in town include Moses H. Cone memorial park located around a preserved colonial house, Flat Top Manor Craft Center, and Turchin Center for the Visual Arts.
Best Time to Visit Boone
It is highly recommended to visit Boon during the fall to admire the picturesque and vivid autumn foliage of the Blue Ridge Mountains. However, most visitors arrive during summer to enjoy the warm weather.
A Local's Guide to Boone Vacation Rentals
If you want a break from everyday life and are eager to head into the great outdoors of North Carolina, then Boone and the surrounding High Country is a great option for a getaway. The town took its name from the famous pioneer and explorer, Daniel Boone, and is home to the Appalachian State University.
From hiking and biking, mountain climbing and fly fishing, the options are near enough endless here. The summer calls visitors to come and sip wine along the Boone Area Wine Trail, zip-line through the trees or kayak on the waters. In the winter, the town is full of people skiing, snowboarding or even snow tubing on the nearby hills and mountains. No matter what time you decide to visit, you are sure to find the perfect Boone Vacation rental to suit your every need.
The Blueridge Parkways is arguably one of the best ways to explore all the area has to offer. It is a relaxing route that offers over 50 hiking trails, more than 20 incredible overlooks, and some stunning Blue Ridge Mountain scenery. America's most coveted drive is beautiful no matter the time of year, but fall tends to be particularly special as the colour of the leaves turns the mountains gold -- so be sure to bring a camera! The iconic Linn Cove Viaduct is one of the most photographed areas of the drive, while the area's waterfalls are also stunning.
For family fun, you will struggle to find anywhere better than Tweetsie Railroad. Here, you can enjoy a Western-themed ride on an authentic steam train. The train takes its passengers on an exciting three-mile round trip where it circles a mountain, crosses a trestle, encounters robbers, and much more! The blowing rock is another popular attraction, the odd updrafts on this rock have been attributed to North American legend, and has been attracting visitors for years.
For visitors in the winter months, the Appalachian Ski Mountain is suitable for skiers and riders of all abilities. The park has nine slopes and five lifts that take guests high into the Appalachian Mountains. Sugar Mountain Resort is another great option, and has activities for visitors all year round. Perched on the slopes near Boone is the tiny village of Valle Crusis, where the entire community is on the Nation Register of Historic Places.
There is nothing more romantic and practical then renting a vacation home in Boone country, be it a cabin, cottage or condo. Families or groups of friends often find the most fun and cost effective way of staying in town is to look at the range of multiple bedroom vacation rentals, many of which are even pet-friendly. Whether you are looking for a place with lakeside views, or a condo on the slopes complete with a hot tub, Boone NC has it all. There are also a range of hotel and bed and breakfast options for those that are looking for a little bit of luxury living.
Cabins in Boone
Located in the Blue Ridge Mountains on scenic Blue Ridge Parkway, Boone, NC is named for famous pioneer and explorer, Daniel Boone. Cabin rentals in Boone offer the perfect long-range view of the Appalachian Mountains from your vacation home. Home to Appalachian State University, Boone offers culture, entertainment and nature in this thriving town. Soak in the hot tub at your vacation home before exploring charming Boone. Wander in art galleries or explore Boone area breweries to experience life in Boone.
From Boone, take a short drive to Tweetsie Railroad, a Wild West theme park in Blowing Rock, North Carolina. Enjoy riding through the park on a train pulled by one of Tweetsie Railroad’s historic steam locomotives. Thrill rides, deer park zoo, live music and activities make this a great adventure for the whole family. Vacation rentals in Boone are in close proximity to the area’s best outdoor activities and viewpoints. Experience the best of the high country in this charming mountain town.
The Weather in Boone
This climate histogram shows you the weather patterns in Boone. The hottest month in Boone is June, when temperatures peak at 87 ˚F. The coolest month is January, when temperatures drop to 8 ˚F. The wettest month in Boone is August with 12.07 inches of rain, while the driest month is October with 2.85 inches of rain.
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Vacation Rentals in Boone
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If you would like to stay connected during your trip, then you can choose from over 492 accommodations in Boone that have WiFi. 50 of our accommodations include a breakfast in the price. You can maintain your workout routine by staying at one of 60 accommodations that provide gym facilities. If you're planning on arriving in Boone by car, be sure to choose from 491 accommodations that provide parking. 38 places to stay come with a pool or jacuzzi
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