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Burnsville is a town in Yancey County, North Carolina, United States. The population was 1,693 at the 2010 census. It is the county seat of Yancey County.
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1. Summit Trail
2. Snakeroot Ecotours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 128 reviews
Snakeroot Ecotours operates in the shadow of Mt. Mitchell and the Black Mountains, the tallest range in the eastern U.S. In the heart of the Blue Ridge, a mere hour from Asheville, our forests are among the most diverse temperate forests in the world. The hills are carpeted with over 1500 native flowering plant species and countless fungi and critters. Join us for an immersive guided hike of this special corner of Appalachian wilderness.
3. Bucktown Stables
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 92 reviews
Stables offers the most scenic, guided horseback trail rides in the area. One of Western North Carolina’s best kept secrets, we have over 20 miles of trails, experienced guides, and gentle horses in a beautiful, relaxing environment. Take in the fabulous 360 degree views of the Cherokee and Pisgah National Forests from the top of Big Bald Mountain at over 5,500’ elevation! Or, enjoy a cool horse ride through beautiful mountain forests along Bald Mountain Creek.
Reviewed By 996rachitg
An absolutely five star experience at these stables! My wife and I were in Asheville for our honeymoon and her ONLY request for the trip was to get a horseback riding trip that would allow her to relive her horseback riding days as a young teenage and Bucktown stables was the perfect place for that. They gave her a beautiful horse (Loki) that matched her ability and she was able to use the arena after our trail for a fun trot and hop with Loki. The trail itself was just beautiful. An hour long hike through the woods with a decent amount of uphills and downhills, combined with some deer spotting along the way. It was a rainy weekend and our guide (Maya) brought us back just in time before the storm. My wife did ride her horse a little in the arena during the rain and loved every minute of it! The people who run this ranch are just lovely humans - knowledgeable, friendly, and very kind. I also LOST my passport on the hike (PSA - do not carry valuables in your pants' backpocket during the ride) and one phone-call to these people the day after and they were able to retrieve my passport from the trail! They also rescue a lot of their horses from shelters. Truly life-saving group of folks with a beautiful heart and a lovely ranch.
4. Mount Mitchell Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By 376randyh - Lexington, United States
I played the course for about the 10th time. If I don't lay it once a year, I really miss it. It was damp from heavy rains but still so enjoyable. I enjoy the scenery, the trout streams, the deer, and the lovely layout.
5. Stonefly Otfitters
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
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