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It&#x27;s been a cold winter this year, but nothing compares to 1985...

Mountain weather watchers revel in the notoriously mercurial nature of western North Carolina's elements. If you don't like it, they're fond of saying, stick around for a few minutes, because it will change. That unpredictability is especially true atop Mount Mitchell. It's the highest peak east of the Mississippi River at 6,684 feet.

A Look Back at the Coldest Day Ever in North Carolina | Our State Magazine

<p>It&#x27;s been a cold winter this year, but nothing compares to 1985...</p>

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We are an energetic family of 4 (+ 2 dogs) who enjoy hiking, biking, kayaking, traveling and gardening.  Please contact us directly with any questions.

A Look Back at the Coldest Day Ever in North Carolina | Our State Magazine

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