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Welcome
to Black Mountain and the Swannanoa Valley!
I-40 Travel Advisory
Since the Cherokee Indians settled here more than 10,000 years ago, folks have
come seeking rejuvenation, contemplation and introspection. The beautiful
mountain scenery, variety of recreational activities and friendly, hometown feel
continues to attract many each year. Take a walk through historic downtown and
discover numerous upscale gift shops, galleries and Appalachian-style craft
stores, with local craftsmen demonstrating iron works, dulcimer making and hand
thrown pottery.
From the most upscale cuisine to country
cooking and BBQ, the area is home to over forty restaurants sure to please any
palate. Dine inside or outside while enjoying the local flavor or celebrating a
special occasion.
Activities
abound -- from a round of golf at Black Mountain’s famous 18-hole course to
hiking and biking along the area’s numerous scenic trails. The area hosts many
renowned festivals: Sourwood Festival, L.E.A.F Festival, Black Mountain Art and
Craft Show, and Art in Bloom to name a few. Don’t miss the
 Valley
Museum and Center for the Arts.
Make Black Mountain your vacation headquarters.
Stay at a historic B&B or quaint cottage while visiting some of the region’s
greatest attractions which are within a short drive; Blue Ridge Parkway,
Biltmore Estate, Lake Lure and Chimney Rock State Park. Sit and rock on our
"Front Porch". Stroll around Lake Tomahawk. Drink in the ever-changing mountain
views. Luxuriate in the peace and fresh air. Visit Black Mountain and the
Swannanoa Valley to discover the best that Western North Carolina has to offer.
Come visit the "front porch" of Western North
Carolina.
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