Local Pix

If you've ever visited Spruce Pine, NC, you probably noticed (or even took a stroll across) the footbridge crossing the Toe River. This historic, 402 foot long, pedestrian bridge was built in 1940 and is a "deck truss" design. The bridge connects "downtown" Spruce Pine to Riverside Park, which is a local favorite for swimming and fishing. Be sure to visit this landmark on your next stay at Parkway Peek!

This is a collection of pix taken by our recent guests at Parkway Peek. We love when folks get out and explore the area. There is definitely plenty to do and see (or you can just dine-in on the deck and enjoy the view)!

Some people like theirs burnt & cripy, some like them barely roasted to a light, golden brown... no matter which you prefer, you can make the perfect s'more at Parkway Peek! Just bring your own graham crackers, choice of chocolate and marshmallows; we've got the fire pit and plenty of wood (pictures submitted by recent guest). To learn more about the history of this ewwy-gooey treat, click here: The Gooey History of S'mores.

The great hummingbird migration has started and, soon, Parkway Peek will be alive with these fluttering beauties. Here's a shot of a little one feeding off of our deck last summer. For more information about these amazing creatures, check out this article from Hummingbird Central.