Ski-In Ski-Out at Sugar Ski. Pool+Hot tub.

Best location on Sugar Mountain. Wonderfully updated 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo in the only true ski-in, ski-out at the top of Sugar Mountain. It is literally 100 feet from the new high speed ski lift on Sugar. It is also 100 steps from the condo amenities that include hot tub, sauna, pool and gym. Amazing views from the deck including multiple mountains all the way into Tennessee. Close to Sugar and Banner Elk and Boone. Short drive to dining, hiking and mountain coaster. The space This is a first floor, two bed two bath condo. There are a few steps down into the unit. The master bedroom includes a king bed, on suite with walk-in tile shower. The second bedroom includes a full bed and also twin bunks. You can easily sleep 3 kids in this room. The guest bath includes double vanities and a tub/shower combination. The kitchen has all new appliances and a small breakfast bar. We also provide a Kuerig and traditional coffee maker. The living room has a small sectional sleeper sofa and 2 reclining chairs. High speed WiFi. TVs located in both bedrooms and living room. Smart TVs including YouTubeTV, HULU, Disney+, Amazon Prime. We also provide SundayTicket for all the Sunday NFL games. In unit washer and dryer. Multi zone heating. We also provide a portable AC unit for the few summer days when it is needed. Guest access Guest will access the unit with a smart lock. No skis, snow boards or skis allowed in the unit. There is a ski locker located outside the unit. This is a no-smoking unit. Other things to note Wow... the best slope views! Walk to the new highspeed lift at Sugar Mountain. Be the first one on the slopes. The clubhouse has an indoor heated pool, hot tub, sauna, & fitness room. The property also has tennis courts and outdoor grilling in nice grassy areas. Of course the skiing in the winter is great with ski in, ski out access but Sugar has activities all year including: -Grandfather Mountain: The Mile High Swinging Bridge not only offers the thrill of traversing a rocky chasm at an altitude of 5,280 feet, it also provides access to the mountain’s Linville Peak, a rocky bald that offers amazing 360-degree views of the North Carolina High Country.. -Appalachian State University: App State ranks among the nation’s “Best” and “Top” colleges for 2021 and 2022, according to U.S. News & World Report, The Princeton Review and Forbes magazine. The national publications recently recognized App State for its academics, innovation, benefits for student veterans, programs to enhance the first-year experience and other aspects. -Tweetsie Railroad: 300 Tweetsie Railroad Road Blowing Rock, NC 28605 Trains are the stars of this Wild West theme park. Located between Boone and Blowing Rock, Tweetsie Railroad has entertained families with old-fashioned fun since 1957. -Wilderness Run Alpine Coaster: Alpine Roller Coaster Banner Elk North Carolina 3265 Tynecastle Highway Banner Elk, NC 28604 Wilderness Run Alpine Coaster is North Carolina’s first alpine roller coaster, providing thrilling outdoor adventure in Banner Elk. Guests navigate the track in individual carts that are designed to accommodate up to two people. -Wildcat Lake: The 13-acre lake is the centerpiece of a public-access facility that includes a white sand beach, swimming pier and fishing dock. The most popular activities at Wildcat Lake are swimming, sun bathing, fishing and boating. Lifeguards are on duty during summer hours. Boating is limited to non-motorized boats along with canoes and kayaks. -Sugar Mountain Public Golf Course 1054 Sugar Mountain Dr, Sugar Mountain, NC 28604 The par-64 layout maximizes every mountain view, babbling brook, and rhododendron forest on the 60-acre site. The course features nine par threes, eight par fours, and a single par five. At an elevation of 4,000 feet, the course features immaculate putting surfaces, hailed by those who play here as second to none. -Edge of the World WhiteWater Rafting and Climbing 394 Shawneehaw Ave Banner Elk, NC 28604 Conveniently located in Banner Elk, North Carolina, just minutes from Boone, near Asheville and Charlotte, NC; Edge of the World’s owners and professional guide team specialize in summer fun, making memories, and providing the Best White water Rafting and Kayaking Value in the Carolinas. -Hiking: Profile Trail at Grandfather Mountain State Park A great hiking option on the outskirts of Banner Elk is the Profile Trail at Grandfather Mountain State Park. This 7.6-mile round trip hike is rated strenuous, climbing some 1,775 feet to the top of Grandfather Mountain’s Calloway Peak, at 5,964 feet in elevation. -Sugar Mountain (Mountain Bike Park) Sugar Mountain Resort 1009 Sugar Mountain Drive Sugar Mountain North Carolina 28604 Sugar Mountain Resort offers over 20 miles of maintained single and double track cross country and downhill trails for mountain bikers. And that doesn't include their "National Expert Downhill Trail" which delivers 1,200 feet of vertical, and a handful of jumps and creek crossings along the way. Their Gray chairlift, which provides gravity junkies a ride to the top, is one of the longest in North Carolina. While the resort has plenty to entertain the entire family, it would be good to note that most of the trails at Sugar are multi-use, hiking and biking trails, so keep an eye out if you happen to be rippin' down the trail. -Rocky Knob Mountain Bike Park Rocky Knob Bike Park US 421 S Boone, NC 28607 Rocky Knob Mountain Bike Park is an extreme playground for cyclists in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The park occupies 185 acres just east of Boone off U.S. Hwy. 421. Eight miles of custom-built trails weave through the forest, offering a one-of-a-kind way to explore the High Country. -Off the Grid UTV Tours 358 Shawneehaw Ave. South Banner Elk, NC 28604 Off the Grid Mountain Adventures offers guided UTV tours that feature mountain terrain, streams and panoramic views. All guests meet up in Banner Elk and are shuttled to a secluded mountain location for an exciting afternoon driving two-seat UTVs in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Guests also receive discounts at Off the Grid’s adventure park in nearby Elizabethton, TN. The adventure park is home to the only 3,000-foot zipline in the area, as well as BASE jumping from a 60-foot tower. -Foscoe Fishing Company 8857 NC Hwy. 105 South Boone, NC 28607 Foscoe Fishing Co. provides expert outfitting and fly fishing guide service for everybody from first-timers to experienced anglers. It is the only Orvis endorsed fly fishing outfitter and guide service in North Carolina’s High Country -Hawksnest Zipline: 2058 Skyland Drive Seven Devils, NC 28604 Hawksnest Zipline offers 2 full tour options, stretching over 4 miles worth of ziplining fun, featuring 20 ziplines in total. Both tour options include their own MEGA ZIPS – ziplines over 1500 feet long! Enjoy heights of over 200 feet and speeds up to 40 mph while ziplining over the treetops, through the canopy, and over lakes and creeks. All while taking in the spectacular panoramic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. -Apple Hill Farm Apple Hill Farm Banner Elk NC 400 Apple Hill Rd Banner Elk, NC 28604 Advanced tickets required for tours One of the best kept secrets in the North Carolina High Country is the Apple Hill Farm, located just outside Banner Elk. Apple Hill is a working alpaca and llama farm, with a popular gift store, that offers tours year-round to visitors. The tours are guided, educational walking tours that generally last about 45 to 60 minutes. -Banner Elk Stables 796 Shomaker Road Banner Elk, NC 28604 View the Blue Ridge Mountains via horseback at Banner Elk Stables. This Banner Elk attraction offers one-hour guided rides on rustic trails perched along the mountain ridges. -Linville Caverns 19929 US 221 North Marion, NC 28752 Step inside Humpback Mountain with a guided tour through Linville Caverns. The active caverns reveal stalactite and stalagmite formations — points hanging from the ceiling or rising from the floor formed by the minerals in dripping water. -Elk River Falls 3867 Elk River Road Elk Park, NC 28622 Just a short drive from Banner Elk is one of the most impressive waterfalls in the NC mountains. Elk River Falls, also known as Big Falls, features large volumes of water dropping 50 feet over a rock cliff into a picturesque oval pool. The trail to the falls is an easy-to-follow trail, but there are ample rocks and roots along the way. It is about a third of a mile to get to the falls (0.6 miles roundtrip). -Fourth of July Parade Star Spangled Banner Elk Fourth of July Banner Elk July 4th parade Downtown Banner Elk, Main Street Banner Elk, NC 28604 July 4, 11:00 a.m. One of the most popular (and most fun!) Fourth of July parades in North Carolina takes place each Independence day in Banner Elk. The Banner Elk Fourth of July parade begins at 11:00 a.m. at the Lees-McRae College campus library and flows through the heart of this quaint resort town in the Blue Ridge Mountains -Natural Healing Day Spa 9649 Hwy. 105 South Banner Elk, NC Banner Elk residents and visitors have enjoyed Natural Healing Day Spa for years. The spa and wellness center is a destination for relaxing, rejuvenating and pampering. -Kettell Beerworks: 567 Main Street East Banner Elk, NC 28604 Kettell Beerworks creates high-quality craft beer on Main Street East in Banner Elk. The brewery typically has 10-12 styles of beer available in the taproom. There are four year-round flagship offerings: Rollcast Kolsch, Top Coast IPA, Profile American Pale Ale and Big Falls Nutty Brown Ale. -Blind Elk Tap Room 397 Shawneehaw Avenue Banner Elk, NC 28604 Blind Elk Tap Room is the prime spot in Banner Elk to enjoy an impressive menu of rotational craft beer on tap, Prosecco on tap, and wine by the glass. We also feature a fridge full of hard-to-find beer labels, hard ciders, and hard seltzers. -Beech Mountain Brewing Co. 1007 Beech Mountain Pkwy Beech Mtn., NC 28604 Beech Mountain Brewing Company is owned and operated by Beech Mountain Resort, making it one of a few craft breweries in the nation to be located at a ski resort. It is open to the public during ski season and also during summer months. Patrons are not required to have a ski pass to visit the brewery. -Lost Province Brewing Co. Lost Province Brewing Co. Boone, NC Lost Province brewery near Banner Elk 130 North Depot St. Boone, NC 28607 Lost Province Brewing Co. is located in downtown Boone in a historic building that once served as an automobile showroom and later as the offices of a local newspaper. -Banner Elk Winery 60 Deer Run Lane Banner Elk, NC 28604 Banner Elk Winery is situated close to downtown in a picturesque valley surrounded by mountains. Founded in 2006, it was the first commercial winery in Avery and Watauga counties. -Grandfather Vineyard and Winery 225 Vineyard Lane Banner Elk, NC 28604 Grandfather Vineyard and Winery produces a variety of wines in a relaxing setting beside the Watauga River near the base of Grandfather Mountain. In fact, the property has a frame-worthy view of the profile that gives the peak its name. -Linville Falls Winery Linville Falls Winery near Banner Elk, NC NC vineyard near Banner Elk 9557 Linville Falls Highway Minutes from its namesake waterfall (and the Blue Ridge Parkway), Linville Falls Winery rests on a 40-acre farm. The Tuscan-style tasting room is surrounded by grape vines and fields of Christmas trees. The vineyard is located at 3,200 feet in elevation, blending warm days with cool nights.