Category: Blue Ridge Mountains

  • The Trouble with Tent Camping in North Carolina in the Winter Rain

    The Trouble with Tent Camping in North Carolina in the Winter Rain

    It’s one thing to tent camp during winter in North Carolina. It’s another thing when it also rains all day. (All locations will be linked at the end of this post.) Rain was not in the initial forecast when I had planned this camping and hiking adventure. The original plan was to hike as much…

  • Camping and Hiking During Winter in North Carolina

    Camping and Hiking During Winter in North Carolina

    Winter is a great season for outdoor activities due to the colder weather, but is it still great high in the western North Carolina mountains? If you know me, you know I love winter for hiking and camping. I just can’t get enough of it! The cold weather keeps me from sweating, the views between…

  • Exploring The Blue Ridge Mountains on Lake Chatuge

    Exploring The Blue Ridge Mountains on Lake Chatuge

    Lake Chatuge offers lots to do in the Blue Ridge Mountains including Jackrabbit Mountain and Bell Knob. In case you missed last week’s post where I covered day one of this two-day trip, this is that post. On day two we explore more around Lake Chatuge by hiking on Jackrabbit Mountain and Bell Knob. Continue…

  • Blue Ridge Mountains and Camping at Lake Chatuge

    Blue Ridge Mountains and Camping at Lake Chatuge

    Lake Chatuge is nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains in both North Carolina and Georgia with lots to explore. Camping, hiking, fishing, boating, swimming, scenic drives, sunsets and more can be enjoyed on Lake Chatuge in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Continue reading to learn more about my recent adventure in Murphy, NC, on our way…

  • The Best Meadow Hike is Max Patch

    The Best Meadow Hike is Max Patch

    Max Patch boasts unhindered views of the Blue Ridge Mountains in every direction from atop its grassy summit. Max Patch reminds me of the iconic opening scene from the movie “The Sound of Music.” Although the mountains of North Carolina are small in contrast to the German Alps where that scene was filmed, it’s still…

  • Camping High in the Sky at Mount Mitchell

    Camping High in the Sky at Mount Mitchell

    Mount Mitchell is the highest mountain peak in the eastern U.S. and the best part is you can camp there. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. That means that I may receive a commission from the products I’ve linked below if you purchase any, at no extra cost to you. I have shared these links…