Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Let it Snow on the Highlands Cashiers Plateau...


In a place where it rarely snows in the dead of winter we had a beautiful fall dusting last night. It has been a friged week as we in the Western North Carolina Mountains got our first taste of winter this week. The funny part is it was probably colder than it will get all winter. We traditionally have very mild winter here on the Plateau and can enjoy days in the mid 60's even in January.

To miss the fall color of Highlands area mountains is a personal tragedy, it is a time of such beauty that it is hard to describe. Hues of oranges, yellow, red flame from the forests, hills and valleys. Mother Nature's artistic talent at her finest. Fall typically makes a gentle transition into winter, but this year we have been blasted with some cold. Thanksgiving and Christmas/New Years week are very popular times for area inns and restaurants. Winter is also a great time to see the scenic character of property that you might be interested in. During the winter months more and more retail stores, restaurants and inns remain open as the number of visitors to Highlands and Cashiers have increased greatly during these months. The Cashiers-Highlands plateau is quickly becoming a year round destination....

For more information on how to become a member of our lovely mountain community contact The Blue Ridge Summit Group at 828-743-7077 or 404-394-7144

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