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5 Incredible Sights To See In Boone, North Carolina This Spring

Get out and see all that Boone has to offer!

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5 Incredible Sights To See In Boone, North Carolina This Spring
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Boone, North Carolina is one of the most beautiful places in the country. It's full of countless views so amazing that just one of them couldn't be the area's main attraction. So with spring well on its way to the High Country, (I hope), here's five of the best views the area has to offer.


1. Rough Ridge

Every Appalachian State student should be required to hike Rough Ridge once before they graduate. The view is simply beautiful and it's become a semi-tradition to App State students.


2. Grandfather Mountain

The Mile High Bridge is one of Western North Carolina's biggest attractions. Although this view does require the cost of admission into the park, there is free parking for those who just want to hike the trails.


3. Beacon Heights

Located on the parkway, Beacon Heights is a fairly easy climb. It's less than a mile hike round trip and it offers an incredible view.


4. Moses Cone Manor

Moses Cone is the perfect option for someone who doesn't like hiking at all. Simply drive to the parkway and it's on Milepost 294. The manor overlooks Bass Lake with the mountains in the background.


5. Howard's Knob

Open April through October, this mountain view allows you to see all of Boone in its glorious entirety. Just check the weather before you go otherwise you might not be able to see the view!


No matter the hike or drive, all stops and spots off the Blue Ridge Parkway are one in a million. Happy sightseeing!

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