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Suggestions on what to do with kids and pets while vacationing in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina! Looking for girl's trip options? We've got you covered there too! Beech Mountain and the surrounding areas offer wineries, skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, hiking, and a whole range of other activities for the whole family!
Three Bears Chalet Blog
1y ago
The LAST thing you want to do when you’re hungry is to try and figure out where to get some food. Have no fear… we’ve got you covered!
On The Mountain…
Want to start your day with a fancy coffee? Don’t worry, we won’t judge. Poppy’s Coffee Shop will hook you up. With lots of options for coffee drinks (with dairy free milks if needed) and yummy pastries, Poppy’s will start your day off right! (kid friendly, dog friendly outside)
Mi Jalisco is the best Mexican food around! The place is small and not the fanciest but the food is DELICIOUS! Chuy and his family have run this place on Beech for year ..read more
Three Bears Chalet Blog
1y ago
Traveling with your dog? Beech Mountain is an awesome place to be!
At Three Bears Chalet we offer an XL 48" dog crate and bed… no need to bring your own. We also have dog treats, waste bags, and a few toys for your convenience.
But what about outside the house? Here are some local attractions for your furry friend:
Dog Parks
Both Beech Mountain and Banner Elk (at the base of the mountain) offer fenced-in dog parks for running and playing. We’ve taken our family dog to both and he has enjoyed them immensely! Beech Mountain’s park is located on the mountain behind the Brick Oven Pizza. Banner El ..read more
Three Bears Chalet Blog
1y ago
One of the best activities to do in the North Carolina mountains is HIKING! Not only is it a wonderful exercise, but it's also a great way to take in some scenic views, learn about the local ecology, and let kids explore!
So... where are the best places to hike with kids? Here are some of our favorite trails!
Otter Falls - Seven Devils, NC (pictured)
Just under a mile long, this in and out trail features a great waterfall at the bottom and a stream that is awesome for exploring! When the water is low you can splash around at the bottom of the falls. Just watch out... wet rocks are ..read more