Blue Ridge Highlander

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172 Wildcat Ln

Marble, NC 28905

+1 (828) 835-9982

https://www.theblueridgehighlander.com

Blue Ridge Highlander is a comprehensive travel resource dedicated to exploring the beauty and diverse experiences of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains. Offering a wide array of information on road trips, unique destinations, and local attractions, it serves as an invaluable guide for both visitors and residents seeking to connect with the mountain culture.

In addition to featuring art from local and regional artists at the Highlander Gallery in Brasstown, the organization promotes outdoor adventures such as scenic drives along the Blue Ridge Parkway and Cherohala Skyway. With a commitment to community engagement, Blue Ridge Highlander also provides insights into real estate opportunities and eco-friendly living in the mountains.

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Blue Ridge Highlander

The Blue Ridge Highlander is a comprehensive resource dedicated to exploring the scenic beauty and cultural richness of the mountains in North Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee. It offers a variety of features including road trips, local attractions, dining options, and artistic endeavors, making it a go-to guide for both residents and visitors seeking to experience the region's charm. In addition to its travel information, the Blue Ridge Highlander houses the Highlander Gallery, showcasing a selection of quality giclée prints and handmade products. The platform also promotes community engagement through events, classes, and wellness retreats, fostering a deep connection to the mountain lifestyle. Generated from the website

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