Blue Ridge Lodge, Purlear, Boone, West Jefferson

Rest and unwind. Come and enjoy some peace and quiet in the gated community of Buck Mountain located right off 421 between Wilkesboro and Boone. Blue Ridge Lodge is family friendly and will comfortably sleep 10 quest. Staying at Blue Ridge Lodge on Buck Mountain is like two vacations for the price of one. There is option to stay on the mountain and enjoy the amenities provided or with a short drive to Boone, Blowing Rock, West Jefferson, Mt. Airy enjoy the tourist attractions. Blue Ridge Lodge is privately owned. The main floor has a full length porch, kitchen, dining area, den, gas logs, 1/2 bathroom, master bedroom with a queen size bed and a master bathroom. The kitchen is fully equipped with a dishwasher, Keurig, water & ice dispenser on the refrigerator, and a panini griddle. There is wifi, firestick tv, and telephone. The top floor is a loft with a full size bed and bathroom. This bedroom overlooks the den. The bottom floor has two bedrooms and one bathroom. the first bedroom has a set of full size bunk beds great for 4 children or 2 adults. The second bedroom is furnished with a queenside bed. The bottom floor also has a laundry room, with another sitting/dining/game area. Outside of the bottom floor is a charcoal grill. We are from Deep Run, NC. We have a cleaning crew and service people ready to take care of your needs if anything arises. Our favorite things are to pack up our cooler and leave our worries behind. We bring a salad or a sandwich for the first night, turn on the tv and just rest. The next day we sleep late, have a late breakfast/early lunch and take a walk. When we bring our grandson Noah, we go to the catch and release pond and walk on the trails. We also take him to Staghorn Falls, where he plays on the water and we read a book. It is great place to unwind. When we are feeling a little more energetic, we drive to West Jefferson or Boone and browse through the antique stores. My kids, who are 20, 24, and 29 still love to go to Tweetsie Rail Road and of course we take our grandson. We also go zip lining and skiing when the weather is permitting. 4-wheel drive is highly recommended December-February. We usually do not receive much snow, but there seems to be one good snow storm every year.