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Enjoy recreation for all Seasons in the Surrounding
Area.
Art
West Jefferson's Arts District
336-846-ARTS
The Arts District features more than a dozen galleries,
outdoor murals, crafts shops and restaurants. See Art
Galleries for more information.
Canoe/Rafting Outfitters
New
River Campground & Canoe
6286 US 21 North
Sparta, NC 28675
336-372-8793 or
276-773-3412
RiverCamp
USA
Jay and Joanne Reid, Owners
P.O. Box 9
Piney Creek, NC 28663
1-800-748-3722 or
336-359-2267
Riverside
Canoe & Tube Rental
2966 Garvey Bridge Rd.
Crumpler, NC 28617
336-982-9439
suzykepp@aol.com
Entertainment/Music
Alleghany Jubilee
27 North Main St.
P.O. Box 891
Sparta, NC 28675
336-372-4591
Live music and dancing in the historic Spartan Theater.
Tuesdays, the Rise and Shine Band plays bluegrass &
country, 7 - 10 p.m. Thursdays, the White Top Mountain Band
plays old-time music, 8 - 11 p.m. Saturdays, different band
each week, 8 - 11 p.m. Admission $4 for adults, children
under 12 free. Concessions available.
Burgiss
Barn
84 Thistle Meadow
Laurel Springs, NC 28644
800-233-1505 (toll free) or 336-359-2995
Offering Saturday night meal and barn dance
and Sunday dinner. The Burgiss Barn offers a full-featured
stage with a new sound system is available for private parties.
Food can be provided by JIFF Catering.
Mountain
Music Jamboree
Telephone : (800) 803-4079
Local : (336) 384-4079
Mailing Address :
Mountain Music Jamboree
9331 Hwy. 16
Glendale Springs, NC 28629
The finest traditional music and dance show found anywhere!
Featuring live bluegrass and oldtime bands. Clogging, square
dancing, & smiles for everyone!
If you want a taste of the way we have fun in the
mountains, join us on a Saturday night.
Admission is only $6.00, and kids up to 12 years of age
are admitted for FREE. Country Style Food is now available
every Friday and Saturday
night!
Golf Courses
Crestview Golf Course
215 Crestview Lane
Ennice, NC 28623
336-675-3471
Deer
Creek Golf Course
2524 Edmonds Rd.
Galax, Va. 24333
276-236-3221
A golf park with the family in mind: Par-3
golf, miniature golf, game room, driving range, discount
pro shop, arcade and snack bar.
High
Meadows Golf & Country Club
1288 Country Club Road
Roaring Gap, NC 28668
336-363-2622 or 866-363-4622 (toll free)
336-363-2751
18 hole George Cobb designed golf course.
Several memership types available.
You do not have to own property in High Meadows to have
a membership.
Snack bar, pool, tennis court and fine dining available.
New
River Country Club
611 Golf Course Road
PO Box 403
Sparta, NC 28675
336-372-4869
Guest rates: Weekdays $12, cart fee $12.
Weekends/Holidays $20, cart fee $12. 18 holes (includes
cart) 4 play for price of 3 on weekdays only $18 per
person. No tee times required on weekdays.
Olde
Beau Golf Club
Olde Beau Boulevard
PO Box 32
Roaring Gap, NC 28668
336-363-3333 or
800-752-1634
336-363-3337 fax
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Golfing
Continued:
Jefferson
Landing
(336) 982-4449 or
(800) 292-6274
P.O. Box 110, NC 16 & NC 88,
Jefferson, NC 28640
A supreme challenge for golfers of any skill level, this
18-hole, par 72 championship course was designed by
two-time PGA champ Larry Nelson.
Guide Services: Hunting and Fishing
Barker's Guide Service
72 Peaceful Dr.
PO Box 955
Sparta, NC 28675
336-372-5178
Guided fishing trips on the New River
for smallmouth bass and hunting for whitetail deer and
turkey.
Horseback Riding/Horse Boarding
Billingsway Farm
5988 US 21 South
P.O. Box 464
Glade Valley, NC 28627
336-372-1886
billingswayfarm@yahoo.com
Burnt Hill Stables
1102 Burnt Hill Rd.
Laurel Springs, NC 28644
Phone: 336-982-2008
burnthill@burnthillstables.com www.burnthillstables.com
Enjoy miles of mountain trails & back roads with spectacular
views to explore the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina!
(With our expert Trail Guide!) We have horses for riders
of all ages and abilities! We offer 1,2 & 4 hour rides.
We also offer riding lessons! Pasture boarding for long
or short term stays available.
Parks
Blue
Ridge Parkway
Cumberland
Knob
Doughton
Park
Grandfather
Mountain
Moses Cone Memorial Park Blowing Rock,
NC 28605
(828) 295-7938
Mystery
Hill
New
River State Park
Stone
Mountain State Park
Tweetsie
Railroad
Skiing
Appalachian
Ski Mountain
(828) 295-7828 or
(800) 322-2373
P.O. Box 106, Blowing Rock, NC 28605
This is "the place where family fun is downhill fun."
4,000-foot peak elevation. Skiing and dnowboarding.
Nine slopes, three chair lifts, two surface lifts, a
vertical drop of 364 feet and an outdoor cie skating
arena. Home to the Frech-Swiss Ski College.
Ski
Beech
(828) 287-2011 or
(800) 438-2093
1007 Beech Mountain, NC 28604
Ski Beech in Beech Mountain is the highest ski are in
the East. 5,506-foot peak elevation. 15 Slopes, seven,
chair lifts, three surface lifts, a vertical drop of 830
feet. Snowboarding and tubing runs. Outdoor ice skating
rink. Ski school on site
Sugar
Mountain
(828) 898-4521 or
(800) 784-2768
P.O. Box 369, Banner Elk, NC 28604
Sugar Mountain strives to “provide the finest winter
sports experience available in the Southeast.” 5,300-
foot peak elevation. 20 slopes and trails spread over
115 skiable acres with five chair lifts, three surface
lifts; vertical drop of 1,200 feet and run of 1.5 miles.
Snowboarding and tubing available. Professional ski
instruction.
Hawksnest
Ski Resort
(828) 963-6561 or
(800) 822-4295
Banner Elk, NC 28604
Hawksnest has the longest tubing run in the South and
12 slopes for skiing and snowboarding. 4,819-foot peak
elevation with vertical drop of 619 feet. Golden Hawk
Ski and Snowboard School.
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Theatre
The
Blowing Rock Stage Company
(828) 295-9627
P.O. Box 2170, Blowing Rock, NC 28605
This non-profit organization has been presenting professional
theatre as a community service since 1986. Productions
include drama, music and comedy with a variety of shows
from mid-June into September & holiday performances
in December at the Blowing Rock Arts Center. Reserved
seating. Admission.
Historic Barter
Theatre
(540) 628-3991
P.O. Box 867, Abingdon, VA 24212
The Barter is America's oldest and most respected regional
theatre. Open year-round, it is recognized as "The
State Theatre of Virginia." Barter Theatre, which
takes its name from the practice of bartering, was opened
in 1933 by unemployed actor Robert Porterfield, who
brought a troupe of performers from New York to Abingdon,
at the height of the Depression. Two stages; reserved
seating. Admission.
Horn in the West
(828) 264-2120 -Daniel Boone Amphitheater,
Horn in the West Drive, P.O. Box 295,
Boone, NC 28607
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