North Carolina is known for its scenic beauty and variety of activities. Visitors can visit the Great Smokey Mountains or the Appalachian Trail, the Outer Banks, and everything in between. There are numerous seasonal attractions and festivals which continue to bring visitors back again and again; and one of the ways to enjoy your stay is by booking cabins in North Carolina. When deciding where to stay the first thing is to decide is which part of the state interests you the most.
The Great Smokey Mountains and the Appalachian Trail inspire people to visit nature and do some hiking. There are more places to be seen in the mountainous parts of this state than people realize. Along the way you'll find historic towns, cultural centers and landscapes you'd never imagined. The Appalachian Trail has over 88 historic miles for hiking and riding; and the 250 mile Blue Ridge Parkway offers one of the most colorful drives during the fall. With vacation cabin rentals in North Carolina it offers people the chance to come and experience our Mountain history, and to visit and experience the Cherokee Nation. And don't forget about the winter activities – skiing, snowboarding, sledding, and ice skating!
If a more cosmopolitan experience is desired, the Piedmont of North Carolina will fill those expectations. Prestigious Duke University, located in Durham; Billy Graham's library in Charlotte; Military history in Fayetteville – these are just a few of the places and cities to explore. There's an almost endless list of things to do and see any time of the year. Lastly, there's the Coast. Not only is it our coastal playground, but North Carolina is home to the Grand Banks, a region with unique geography and maritime history. The stories of the legendary Blackbeard and other pirates are common tales here.
With all this information, one can't help but wonder where can we stay? There seems a new trend emerging – cabins in the Blue Ridge mountains NC. Cabins are a great way to get out of the hotel root, try something that feels a little closer to home; find a place that has all the amenities of home (a fully equipped kitchen, space to spread out, peace and quiet) yet offers an easily accessible retreat. These cabins are as modern as any house on the market or as traditional as you desire, they truly range from luxurious to rustic offering every element to give you comfort. And when the costs are compared to a traditional hotel stay, all the meals that have to be bought because there isn't a place to keep foods, plus finding space that accommodates more than 2-3 people comfortably, it's understandable why more people are choosing cabins to stay in North Carolina.
Martin Wynn
