Blue Ridge Mountain Living
At it's Best
The town of Blowing Rock is 6 miles down either Blue Ridge Parkway or Hwy 221 South. Enjoy shopping, Blowing Rock Park, Restaurants, Bass Lake, Cone Manor, Chetola Resort just to name a few.
The town of Blowing Rock is 6 miles down either Blue Ridge Parkway or Hwy 221 South. Enjoy shopping, Blowing Rock Park, Restaurants, Bass Lake, Cone Manor, Chetola Resort just to name a few.
Location
Alderly Edge is located off Holloway Mountain Road in Blowing Rock, NC across from prestigious Sweetgrass. We are situated between Hwy 221 and 1 mile from the majestic Blue Ridge Parkway. Both are easy access from the community. Elevation 3600'
We are also located approximately 2 1/2 miles from the The Eastern Continental Divide which is a hydrographic divide in eastern North America that separates the easterly Atlantic Seaboard watershed from the westerly Gulf of Mexico
Town of Blowing Rock
15 Best Things to Do in Blowing Rock, North Carolina
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Tweetsie Railroad
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Moses H. Cone Memorial Park
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Doc’s Rocks Gem Mine, Blowing Rock, North Carolina
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The Blowing Rock, Blowing Rock, North Carolina
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Julian Price Memorial Park
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Flat Top Manor, Blowing Rock, NC
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Appalachian Ski Mountain, Blowing Rock, North Carolina
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Blowing Rock Brewery, Blowing Rock, North Carolina
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Blowing Rock Art and History Museum
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Things to do
The town of Blowing Rock is 6 miles down either the Blue Ridge Parkway or Hwy 221. Enjoy shopping, Blowing Rock Park, Restaurants, Bass Lake, Cone Manor and Chetola Resort which is known for a spectacular Holiday season with Santa !
Christmas in Blowing Rock begins with the lighting of the town on Friday evening after Thanksgiving. This is preceded with live Mtn music, hot chocolate and good ole family fun. On Saturday following Thanksgiving, The Blowing Rock Christmas Parade brightens downtown Main Street.
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Grandfather Mountain
Grandfather Mountain is 7 miles up Hwy 221 S. Enjoy the scenic views and crisp cool Mountain Air.
Grandfather Mountain is a non-profit attraction, and a North Carolina state park near Linville, North Carolina. At 5,946 feet, it is the highest peak on the eastern escarpment of the Blue Ridge Mountains, one of the major chains of the Appalachian Mountains. For more information, see the link below.
