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Powderhorn Glamp
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Powderhorn Glamp

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Best Western Mountain Lodge at Banner Elk

Best Western Mountain Lodge at Banner Elk

1615 Tynecastle Highway, Banner Elk, NC
The price is AED 441 per night from Mar 31 to Apr 1
AED 441
AED 497 total
includes taxes & fees
31 Mar - 1 Apr
8.6/10 Excellent! (984 reviews)
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This photo was taken just inside the Tennessee border. I had been staying at a cabin with my roommate and her family. We arrived at night at a time when I could not see the pond. When I woke up the next morning, we went outside and I was in awe of the beauty. It was bright, vibrant, and perfectly picturesque. The cabin we stayed in was hard to get to; it was on a one way gravel road up the side of a mountain. It is seemingly untouched, yet if I had turned the camera around, the viewer would notice power lines running up the side of the mountain. This picture seems to preserve the idea that Appalachia has not been touched by humans. #appalachianechoes
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