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Hot Springs North Carolina
Florida's Carolina Connection |
RESOURCE
LINKS:
HOT
SPRINGS WEATHER
HOT
SPRINGS NC MAP
Hot
Springs Tourist Assoc.
Madison
County
Nearby cities:
Asheville,
Weaverville
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Hot
Springs North Carolina is named for the hot
mineral springs located there. Hot Springs is just 40 minutes and about 25 miles north of
Asheville at
the junction of the Appalachian Trail and the French Broad River. Surrounded by
the Pisgah National Forest, Hot Springs NC is a haven for those seeking great
hiking on the Appalachian Trail, white water rafting and canoeing, mountain
biking, horseback riding, fishing and more. As one of the few
sources of natural hot mineral spring water on the east coast, the North
Carolina Hot Springs has
long been a source of healing and relaxation. After a busy day, soak in hot
mineral water on the banks of the French Broad River, enjoy a relaxing massage
and experience true relaxation. |
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HOT SPRINGS NC VACATION RENTALS,
CABIN RENTALS |
 BEAR
CREEK CABINS (2) Real Log
Cabins, mountain and creek view, wood-burning fireplaces, 9 private
acres, sat.TV, sleeps 6, creeks with
waterfalls, near rafting, hiking, skiing, pavilion, easy motorcycle
access. $100-$150 nt, $450-$850 wk
$$$
SEE SPECIALS |
 BRIAR
ROSE FARM (3) Mountain and water
views, hot tubs, fireplaces - 3 Cabins to choose from, Friendly
Farm Animals& Hosts, Hiking Trails, large porches with gas
grills, near the Appalachian Trail, choose creekside or mountain
view. Peaceful seclusion. |
 DANCING
SUN CABINS (3) $$$ SEE
SPECIALS PAGE Mountain and water views, hot
tubs, fireplaces. Outside fire pit/washer dryer, Hiking trails,
Satellite TV, Stereo Spring water, Pond, Fishing. 4 night Special
- $400 Sun-Wed or Mon-Thurs. 5 nights - $500 Sun-Thurs. Motorcycle
Friendly |
 HOT
SPRINGS LOG CABINS (5) $$$ SEE
SPECIALS PAGE Mountain view, hot tubs, fireplaces.
Cozy mountain honeymoon log cabins with full kitchen, W/D, gas grill and
hot tub on the porch. Pet friendly! Near hiking, rafting,
riding, & Hot Springs Spa.$100-$150nt, $700-$800wk |
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Absolute
Heaven Mountain Cabins (2) |
Appalachian
Vacation Adventures (60+) |
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A
Winding Falls Cabin (1) |
Briar
Rose Farm (3) |
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Conklin's
Cabin (1) |
Broadwing
Farm Natural Bath Cabins (3) |
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CK
Cabin Rentals (7) |
The
Cody House (1) |
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Dancing
Sun Cabins (3) |
The
Garden House (1) |
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The
Garden House (1) |
Hot
Springs Log Cabins (5) |
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The
Garden House (1) |
Max
Patch Retreat (1) |
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Mountainside
Cabins (4) |
Springbrook
Cottages (5+) |
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Treehouse
Cabins (3) |
Riverside Retreat (1) |
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Sunrise Lookout |
Laurel
River Realty (4) |
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Mountain Valley View Cabins (2) |
Twin Springs Chalet (2) |
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Skyline Ventures Max Patch Cabin (1) |
Winding Falls Cabin (1) |
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Spring Brook cottages |
Bird Cage Chalet (1) |
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Bear
Creek Cabins (2) |
The Wilderness Lodge (1) |
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RiverDance Vacation Rental (1) |
Laurel
River Retreat (1) |
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House at Whispering Water (1) |
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HOT SPRINGS CAMPGROUNDS, RV PARKS AND CAMPING |
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Creek Ridge Camping |
Hot Springs Campground |
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HOT SPRINGS NC BED AND BREAKFASTS,
INNS, LODGES |
| Ann's
Alpine Inn |
Duckett
House Inn & Farm |
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The Iron Horse Station |
Hot
Springs Resort & Spa |
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Magnolia Inn and Retreat |
River Spirit |
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HOT SPRINGS NC REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, AGENTS |
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Laurel River Realty |
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HOT SPRINGS NC LAND, DEVELOPMENTS, BUILDERS |
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Mountain
Home Properties |
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HOT SPRINGS
NC RESTAURANTS,
LOUNGES & ENTERTAINMENT |
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Martha's Place at Mountain Magnolia |
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HOT SPRINGS NC SHOPS, SERVICES |
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Kelly's
Naturals Christmas trees
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Zimmerman's
Berry Farm
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Hot
Springs Resort & Spa |
Emma's Handmades and Antiques |
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HOT SPRINGS ARTISTS, ART GALLERIES |
The Yellow Teapot The Madison County Craft Co-op shares space
with the Yellow Teapot gift and tea shop, which sells over
60 varieties of tea
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tea accessories, and serves hot and iced tea out on the
vine-shaded porch of this unique century-old house. The
Co-op is dedicated to sharing the talents of locals with their
community while helping to create a real local economy by making
and selling these one of a kind goods. |
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Jim
White Jim White is a North Carolina native
specializing in nature and fine art photography. He divides his
time between the mountains, the coast, and the Piedmont,
allowing ample opportunity to capture the wonderful diversity of
our state. His photography is available in limited signed editions
both through his site and in selected art galleries. Email if you
are interested in a specific work. |
 Gallery
at the Iron Horse Station Located
in downtown Hot Springs in a beautifully
restored 1890’s
hardware store, the Gallery at Iron Horse
Station is a must see for anyone visiting Hot
Springs . As you walk in the door your mood will
quickly go back to a simpler time as you notice
the 18 foot tin ceiling, beautiful heart of pine
floors, original plaster with glimpses of old
brick visible behind. |
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CURRENT EVENTS IN HOT SPRINGS NC |
Ongoing Events:
Live
music every Friday night at the
Iron Horse Station Hotel, Restaurant & Tavern
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OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES, SPORTS |
 SANDY
BOTTOM TRAIL RIDES
Fresh mountain air, breath-taking scenery and an old
fashioned down-home friendliness greet you when you visit
family-owned Sandy Bottom Trail Rides. We are located on a
secluded ranch minutes north of Asheville, North Carolina
that has been in the family for three generations. Our picturesque
trails pass through the high country, scenic mountain meadows and
wooded areas. Our rides are perfect for people of all ages and
horseback riding abilities. We ride all ages, have no weight
limits, and are flexible to meet your needs. One hour to all day
rides. Wagon and buggy rides also available. |
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Huck
Finn Rafting Adventures |
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Bluff
Mountain Outfitters
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NEARBY ATTRACTIONS |
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The
Appalachian Trail from Hot Springs to Max Patch
Trail
A
portion of the Appalachian Trail is located near Hot Springs, NC.
Parking is available at the Hostel Trailhead and at the Max Patch
Trailhead. The trail climbs south from the Hot Springs Hostel up
to Bluff Mountain on the N. Carolina / Tennessee border. Enroute
to Bluff is the Deer Park Shelter, just 3 miles south of Hot
Springs. The trail continues south, crossing a gravel road at
Garenflo Gap where a small parking area exists. Approximately 12.5
miles from Hot Springs is the Walnut Mountain Shelter. The Roaring
Fork shelter, just 0.3 miles south of Lemon Gap, was built in 1990
to replace the Walnut Mountain Shelter. The trail leads across the
Roaring Fork drainage and climbs up to Buckeye Ridge and Max Patch
Bald. The grassy ridges and blackberry slopes of Max Patch Bald
have been called the "Crown Jewel" of the Appalachian
Trail. |
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Off-line
Directory |
Smoky Mountain Diner
70 Lance Avenue
Hot Springs, NC 828-622-7571 |
C&H Fishing
Supplies
257 Mountain Heights
Hot Springs, NC
(828) 622-3205 |
Emma's Handmades &
Antiques
25/70 in Sleepy
Valley
Hot Springs, NC 828-622-7152 |
Hazelwood House
50 S. Spring Street
Hot Springs, NC |
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