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11193
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This article contains information on The Mountains at Lake Lure and The Country Club of the Mountains, areas which have taken their place among the most popular and prestigious of the resort communities being developed in North Carolina's mountain counties.
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11194
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Building resorts in North Carolina's mountains began in the 1920s. This article contains information on a number of them, including Bear Paw, Beech Mountain, Eseeola Lodge, Fontana Village, Hound Ears, and Sugar Mountain.
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11838
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Building resorts in North Carolina's mountains began in the 1920s. This article contains information on one of the more unique ones, Hound Ears Lodge & Club, which is located near Blowing Rock.
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19137
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Slightly removed from the urban environment, Asheville's numerous hotels, sanitaria, and luxury homes shaped the city's surrounding landscape. Many of these buildings were constructed during the boom years between 1890 and 1920. Some of the more noteworthy and still preserved structures are reviewed as well as some of the famous visitors drawn to the area's beauty.
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35875
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The gamut of the Mountain experience, the author asserted was in the touted “heart of the Great Smoky Mountains.” Giving authenticity were descriptions of Soco Gardens Zoo; Meadowbrook Resort; Red Barn Gift Shop; and authentically recreated western town, Ghost Town in the Sky.
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42766
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North Carolina's snow-sports industry generates $228 million annually.Ski resort centers have been successful in adapting COVID operating procedures. for instance Ski Mountain Resort after implementing safety protocols such as line spacing at ski-lift lines and restricting ski lift chair sharing is moving on with business as usual.. Christmas tree growers have adapted with a 'Choose now, cut later program' to regulate the floe of guests. Biltmore has gone virtual with its popular tree-raising event, as has the National Gingerbread House Completion, a, highly publicized and profitable event held annual at Asheville's Grove Park Inn.
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