The Asheville Rose Cabin

Attractions

Historic Attractions

Historic attractions near Asheville, just a few minutes drive from our cabins, include: The Biltmore Estate. This Beautiful Historic home was the largest private residence built in the United States. The house itself is over four acres and includes 250 rooms! For a more Literal sight, one might visit the childhood home of Thomas Wolfe, author of "Look Homeward, Angel" or the Carl Sandburg Home, the restored residence of the Pulitzer Prize winning poet and folklorist. In downtown Asheville take the Historic Trolley Tour on the restored trolley cars of a bygone era or take a unique walking tour: Historic or Ghost Tour at Tour Asheville. Or visit many of the other historic sites: The Historic Johnson Farm, the restored Oconaluftee Cherokee Indian Village, or the Wheels Through Time Automobile Museum.

Outdoor Activities

If Outdoor Adventure is more your speed, then Asheville will deliver fast! Take a Whitewater Rafting Tour or a Canoe Trip on the French Broad River at Southern Waterways or raft like it means something at Huck Finn River Adventures! Check out all the great places to Mountain Bike at MTB WNC. Link up with fellow rock climbers at Fox Mountain Guides and Climbing School.

For Hiking and Outdoor Walking, the Asheville Area of the Blue Ridge Mountains is unsurpassed! Hike a section of the Appalachian Trail, that passes through Asheville. Or Drive along the Blue Ridge Parkway to one of many wonderful state park hikes. Explore the depths of the Pisgah National Forest, ascend to the peak of Mount Mitchell, or visit Gorges State Park. For a day event the whole family can enjoy, check out Chimney Rock Park or Grandfather Mountain. Or, explore Western North Carolina's diverse plant life at The Cradle of Forestry, The Asheville Botanical Gardens or the North Carolina Arboretum. For Waterfall Gazing, one of Asheville's favorite pastimes, visit the Land Of Waterfalls site.

Winter Activities

During Winter months WNC boasts several prime spots for skiing and snow-tubing! Hawksnest Ski and Golf Resort, Appalachian Ski Mountain, Wolf Laurel Slopes, Ski Beech, and Sugar Mountain Resorts are a few of the hot-and-cold's of Western North Carolina.

Other Attractions

Other great WNC events include swimming at the Beach! That's right, the beach at Lake Lure, just minutes from Ruby Mountain Rental cabins! Or enjoy an equestrian afternoon at Hickory Nut Gap Farm or Shakers Ridge Stables. Golf the Peaks at the Grassy Creek Golf Course in Spruce Pine. Get the skinny and catch a fat fish with Altamont Anglers fly fishing guides or Asheville Drifters LLC. After a long day of excitement, book a massage at one of our cottages with the mobile spa experience of Appalachian Spa.

To reserve The Asheville Rose Cabin, call Rike Peevey at 828-776-3076 or email us at theashevillerose@aol.com

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The Asheville Rose Cabin
Attractions

Historic Attractions Historic attractions near Asheville, just a few minutes drive from our cabins, include: The Biltmore Estate. This Beautiful Historic home was the largest private residence built in the United States. The house itself is over four acres and includes 250 rooms! For a more Literal sight, one might visit the childhood home of Thomas Wolfe, author of "Look Homeward, Angel" or the Carl Sandburg Home, the restored residence of the Pulitzer Prize winning poet and folklorist. In downtown Asheville take the Historic Trolley Tour on the restored trolley cars of a bygone era or take a unique walking tour: Historic or Ghost Tour at Tour Asheville. Or visit many of the other historic sites: The Historic Johnson Farm, the restored Oconaluftee Cherokee Indian Village, or the Wheels Through Time Automobile Museum.
Outdoor Activities If Outdoor Adventure is more your speed, then Asheville will deliver fast! Take a Whitewater Rafting Tour or a Canoe Trip on the French Broad River at Southern Waterways or raft like it means something at Huck Finn River Adventures! Check out all the great places to Mountain Bike at MTB WNC. Link up with fellow rock climbers at Fox Mountain Guides and Climbing School. For Hiking and Outdoor Walking, the Asheville Area of the Blue Ridge Mountains is unsurpassed! Hike a section of the Appalachian Trail, that passes through Asheville. Or Drive along the Blue Ridge Parkway to one of many wonderful state park hikes. Explore the depths of the Pisgah National Forest, ascend to the peak of Mount Mitchell, or visit Gorges State Park. For a day event the whole family can enjoy, check out Chimney Rock Park or Grandfather Mountain. Or, explore Western North Carolina's diverse plant life at The Cradle of Forestry, The Asheville Botanical Gardens or the North Carolina Arboretum. For Waterfall Gazing, one of Asheville's favorite pastimes, visit the Land Of Waterfalls site.
Winter Activities During Winter months WNC boasts several prime spots for skiing and snow-tubing! Hawksnest Ski and Golf Resort, Appalachian Ski Mountain, Wolf Laurel Slopes, Ski Beech, and Sugar Mountain Resorts are a few of the hot-and-cold's of Western North Carolina.
Other Attractions Other great WNC events include swimming at the Beach! That's right, the beach at Lake Lure, just minutes from Ruby Mountain Rental cabins! Or enjoy an equestrian afternoon at Hickory Nut Gap Farm or Shakers Ridge Stables. Golf the Peaks at the Grassy Creek Golf Course in Spruce Pine. Get the skinny and catch a fat fish with Altamont Anglers fly fishing guides or Asheville Drifters LLC. After a long day of excitement, book a massage at one of our cottages with the mobile spa experience of Appalachian Spa.
To reserve The Asheville Rose Cabin, call Rike Peevey at 828-776-3076 or email us at theashevillerose@aol.com
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