It IS a wonderful place and Timberline Properties
Brokers can HELP you live here. Whether looking for
the perfect vacation retreat or a full time
residence, the Blue Ridge Mountains of North
Carolina beckon you with breathtaking mountain views
around every corner, waterfalls, wildflowers,
wildlife, gem mines, gorgeous gorges and many things
still handcrafted and homemade. We’re one of the
last true escapes for relaxation, cool temperatures
and clean mountain air. Let one of our experienced
Realtors help you find a property in one of the
area’s “postcard” communities.
Little Switzerland…
With breathtaking views around every corner,
waterfalls, wildflowers, gem mines, unique lodging
and dining and with many things still handcrafted
and homemade, we're one of the last true escapes for
relaxation, cool temperatures and clean mountain
air.
Little Switzerland received its
name from early summer residents of the area who
thought the scenery resembled that of the Swiss Jura
Mountains.
Spruce Pine, with a population of
approximately 2,000 people, is the largest town in
Mitchell County.
Bakersville NC is the gateway to
Roan Mountain and the popular Rhododendron Festival.
Additionally
Burnsville is a great "base camp"
for your Smoky Mountain vacation plans. Burnsville
is also the county seat for Yancey County. Yancey
County is home to Mt. Mitchell (at 6,684 feet, the
highest mountain east of the Mississippi) and 18
additional peaks with elevations exceeding 6,300
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Mt. Mitchell Opens New Tower
We are all familiar with our beloved Mt. Mitchell State Park with the same namesake as Mitchell County NC - Dr. Elisha Mitchell. This land on the crest of the Black Mountains was the first in North Carolina to be designated as a State Park in 1915. Since then Mt. Mitchell has had five structures erected on its summit to commemorate it as the tallest peak east of the Mississippi River at 6,684 feet of elevation.
Now there is a brand new observation deck standing proud on its summit. The previous tower was torn down because of safety issues related to... click here for more
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