Black Mountain, North Carolina, is inspiring throughout the year, but most exceptionally come winter when it’s wrapped in a quiet, snowy frost. And according to the trusty Almanac, the winter ahead will bring colder than usual temperatures with above-normal snowfall. Plan to capture the beauty during the snowiest times the first of the year in January and February. Commit to a winter getaway here, and you’ll soon discover there is more to winter and cold in this snowy town in North Carolina. Just be sure to bring along your warmest winter travel essentials!
The steep and sloping ranges in Black Mountain, North Carolina, are even more gorgeous when capped with snow.
Town of Black Mountain/Facebook
And fun is available without climbing so high.
Town of Black Mountain/Facebook Take it all in and stay awhile in this natural wonder.
- A cozy place to stay
The Cozy Cabin In Black Mountain/VRBO The Cozy Cabin In Black Mountain Vrbo sleeps up to six people. It is perfect for spending some precious, quiet time in the mountains.
While remote, it is conveniently located near all of the attractions of downtown Black Mountain.
The Cozy Cabin In Black Mountain/VRBO The open floor plan is a great way to visit and reconnect with your friends.
- Dinner
Milton’s Black Mountain/Facebook If you are too tired to cook, try out the new winter menu at Milton’s Cuisine and Cocktails. Make a reservation today to order this newly inspired dish of the locally sourced red wine-braised cervena venison shank with sweet potato, grilled broccolini, braising gravy, and rosemary gremolata. Milton’s Cuisine & Cocktails, 308 W State St, Black Mountain, NC 28711, USA
- Shop
Town of Black Mountain/Facebook From fine art to clothing, Black Mountain offers numerous shopping opportunities in its charming downtown.
- Drink
Black Mountain Cider + Mead/Facebook Take off the chill at Black Mountain Cider and Mead, where the staff crafts session mead and dry cider from local honey and apples in an old furniture factory nestled among the Blue Ridge Mountains. Try this flight’s uniquely named beverages: Viking Blood, Ginger Beer, and Bluebeard. Black Mountain Cider + Mead, 104 Eastside Dr #307, Black Mountain, NC 28711, USA
- Breakfast
Louise’s Kitchen/Facebook If you’re not cooking today, catch an early breakfast at Louise’s Kitchen. This creative Pulled Pork Benedict special is a flaky biscuit topped with pulled pork, two eggs your way, and fresh herb bearnaise. A side of breakfast potatoes or grits compliments the meal. Louise’s Kitchen, 115 Black Mountain Ave, Black Mountain, NC 28711, USA
- Skiing
Wolf Ridge Resort/Facebook The hearty breakfast will come in handy on the steep ski slopes of Wolf Ridge Resort, just about an hour away in Mars Hill. Wolf Ridge Ski Resort, 578 Valley View Cir, Mars Hill, NC 28754, USA
Snow tubing and skiing, and the lodge’s pizzeria, make this a fun trip for the whole family.
Wolf Ridge Resort/Facebook Be sure to book your lift tickets before you go.
- Hiking
Town of Black Mountain/Facebook The 16.3-acre Lake Tomahawk Park is a short walk from the cabin and provides a free place to play, hike, and enjoy the nature that comes in the breathtaking winter months. Lake Tomahawk Park, 401 Laurel Cir Dr #3061, Black Mountain, NC 28711, USA
Are you ready to book a winter getaway to one of North Carolina’s snowiest towns? Is this already an annual destination? If you visit, please share your experience in the comments below. And while you’re there, treat yourself to the romantic Biltmore Estate, especially at Christmastime.
Town of Black Mountain/Facebook
Take it all in and stay awhile in this natural wonder.
The Cozy Cabin In Black Mountain/VRBO
The Cozy Cabin In Black Mountain Vrbo sleeps up to six people. It is perfect for spending some precious, quiet time in the mountains.
The open floor plan is a great way to visit and reconnect with your friends.
Milton’s Black Mountain/Facebook
If you are too tired to cook, try out the new winter menu at Milton’s Cuisine and Cocktails. Make a reservation today to order this newly inspired dish of the locally sourced red wine-braised cervena venison shank with sweet potato, grilled broccolini, braising gravy, and rosemary gremolata.
Milton’s Cuisine & Cocktails, 308 W State St, Black Mountain, NC 28711, USA
From fine art to clothing, Black Mountain offers numerous shopping opportunities in its charming downtown.
Black Mountain Cider + Mead/Facebook
Take off the chill at Black Mountain Cider and Mead, where the staff crafts session mead and dry cider from local honey and apples in an old furniture factory nestled among the Blue Ridge Mountains. Try this flight’s uniquely named beverages: Viking Blood, Ginger Beer, and Bluebeard.
Black Mountain Cider + Mead, 104 Eastside Dr #307, Black Mountain, NC 28711, USA
Louise’s Kitchen/Facebook
If you’re not cooking today, catch an early breakfast at Louise’s Kitchen. This creative Pulled Pork Benedict special is a flaky biscuit topped with pulled pork, two eggs your way, and fresh herb bearnaise. A side of breakfast potatoes or grits compliments the meal.
Louise’s Kitchen, 115 Black Mountain Ave, Black Mountain, NC 28711, USA
Wolf Ridge Resort/Facebook
The hearty breakfast will come in handy on the steep ski slopes of Wolf Ridge Resort, just about an hour away in Mars Hill.
Wolf Ridge Ski Resort, 578 Valley View Cir, Mars Hill, NC 28754, USA
Be sure to book your lift tickets before you go.
The 16.3-acre Lake Tomahawk Park is a short walk from the cabin and provides a free place to play, hike, and enjoy the nature that comes in the breathtaking winter months.
Lake Tomahawk Park, 401 Laurel Cir Dr #3061, Black Mountain, NC 28711, USA
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