Escape To The Peaks - Newland

Distances to nearby attractions: - Jonas Ridge Snow Tubing - 1.8 miles (4 mins) - Linville Falls - 6.3 miles (12 mins) - Grandfather Mountain - 9.2 miles (16 mins) - Linville Caverns - 9.7 miles (17 mins) - Sugar Mountain - 11.9 miles (18 mins) - Linville Gorge - 8.4 miles (23 mins) - Banner Elk - 15.3 miles (24 mins) - Hawksnest Snow Tubing and Ziplining - 17.4 miles (30 mins) - Boone - 24.9 miles (37 mins) - Beech Mountain - 21.9 miles (40 mins) - Blowing Rock - 24.8 miles (41 mins) - App Ski Mountain - 28.3 miles (45 mins) - Please note, we do have a relatively steep driveway that is mostly asphalt but parts are gravel. We do our best to have a team out to salt/plow during icy/snowy conditions (mainly January and February), but it is still recommended to have 4wd or AWD in the event that they aren't able to get out there immediately. - Also, while we love pets, our property is currently not pet friendly. The only exception to the rule are service animals that are ADA compliant (thus emotional support and companion animals are not allowed). If a pet is brought to the property and is found to be non-ADA compliant, guests will be charged both the extra deep cleaning fee the cleaner charges us to get the place ready for the next guests. - Lastly, we have 6 exterior security cameras that we would like to disclose so that no guests are left feeling uncomfortable. We value privacy and thus have no interior cameras and have the exterior cameras placed strategically where we cannot see any "guest areas" at all, other than the fire pit patio. We leave one camera there to monitor during "burn ban" conditions, to make sure a forest fire isn't started because guests are ignoring a burn ban. Other than that camera facing the fire pit, we have two facing the front yard/driveway, one facing the propane tank in the back yard and two on our shed monitoring the entrance to the property and the road conditions. We will never use these to monitor guests coming and going or late checkouts or anything like that, they are strictly there for us to check if need to for an emergency (security issues/burn bans/weather events/etc.). We are very understanding about privacy, so if you have any questions about the cameras at all, please reach out to us and I will be happy to share images of what we can see or where exactly they are on the exterior of the house.