IMPORTANT INFO REGARDING BOOKING: We want you to enjoy your time away and have a great experience at our cabin so please pay attention to the important property information below. Quiet hours are between 9:00 pm to 10:00 am. Maximum Permitted Occupancy is 4. Exceeding this will result in a fine from the host of $250 per person over and you will be asked to leave. This is a non-smoking property. If you smoke inside the home you will be charged $250 as well as an increased cleaning fee and charged for any damages. Pets are NOT allowed. If you sneak in a pet of any kind you will be charged an additional $500 and you will be asked to leave. Absolutely no fires or open flames of any kind including candles. The use of a candle or any type of flame will result in a $150 fine. No refunds for weather/natural disasters/power outages/other things that are beyond our control. We strongly recommend trip insurance. No late check-out or early check-in. Should you choose to ignore or overlook this rule we reserve the right to charge $75 per hour. Rental Age Policy: We want everyone to have the pleasure of enjoying our home; however, we do require that an adult 25 years or older reserve the home AND be present at the home the entire stay. Owner's Liability: Guests shall hereby indemnify and hold harmless the Owner against any and all claims of personal injury or property damage or loss arising from use of the property, inclusive of but not limited to the cabin, the hot tub, sauna, fire pit, etc., regardless of the nature of the accident, injury or loss. 🚘 Nearby ∙ Rocky Knob Park (~10 min): Mountain biking & hiking park with forested trails and a skills area. ∙ Hatchet Coffee (~8 min): Local favorite coffee roaster with great drinks and a cozy vibe. ∙ Melanie’s Food Fantasy (~8–9 min): Popular brunch spot with comfort food and mountain café energy. ∙ Appalachian Mountain Brewery (~8–9 min): Craft brewery with a relaxed outdoor space and local brews. ∙ Hickory Ridge Living History Museum (~12 min): Historic cabins and costumed interpreters showing 18th-century mountain life. ∙ Howards Knob Park (~8–10 min): Small overlook park offering big views over Boone. ∙ Boone Greenway Trail (~10–12 min): Flat riverside walking and biking path for peaceful outdoor time. ∙ Appalachian Ski Mountain (~10–12 min): Closest ski resort with family-friendly slopes and night skiing. ∙ Blue Ridge Parkway Access (~15 min): Scenic drives, overlooks, and pull-offs perfect for mountain photos. ∙ Julian Price Lake (~20–22 min): Lakeside walking loop, picnicking, fishing, and kayak-friendly waters. ∙ Boone Fork Trail / Hebron Falls (~22–24 min): Favorite loop trail with creeks, forest, and access to the falls. ∙ Moses H. Cone Memorial Park / Flat Top Manor (~18–20 min): Historic estate with miles of carriage trails and mountain views. ∙ The Blowing Rock (~18–20 min): Famous viewpoint with dramatic cliffs and panoramic overlooks. ∙ Thunder Hill Overlook (~20–22 min): Parkway overlook known for sunrise and long-range mountain vistas. ∙ Rough Ridge Trail (~20–24 min): Iconic boardwalk views over Grandfather Mountain and the Linn Cove Viaduct. ∙ Beacon Heights Trail (~24–28 min): Easy walk to rocky outcrops perfect for sunrise or sunset. ∙ Elk Knob State Park (~25–30 min): Summit trail offering 360° mountain views. ∙ Grandfather Mountain Nature Park (~40–45 min): Mile-High Swinging Bridge, wildlife habitats, and rugged hiking. ∙ Sugar Mountain Ski Resort (~35–40 min): Winter skiing, snowboarding, and ice skating. ∙ Beech Mountain Ski Resort (~45–50 min): Higher-elevation ski resort with winter sports and scenic views.