Though Laurel Ridge might not have many top sights, you can venture to the surrounding area to see attractions like Pisgah Brewing Company and Craggy Gardens.
Discover the most popular places to visit in Black Mountain
Catawba Falls
9.2/10 (53 reviews)
This multi-tiered cascade in Pisgah National Forest features over 100 feet of stunning waterfalls. Follow the loop alongside the Catawba River, crossing footbridges and discovering historic dam remnants.
Lake Tomahawk
9.2/10 (62 reviews)
Encircled by the Seven Sisters mountains, this 8.9-acre lake offers a tranquil escape with a scenic walking trail. Bring a kayak for a peaceful paddle, or enjoy the popular summer concerts on Thursday evenings.
Black Mountain Golf Club
7.6/10 (15 reviews)
Home to the legendary 747-yard par-6 17th hole, this historic course blends Donald Ross design with mountain splendor. Enjoy challenging play and panoramic views while savoring a meal at the Green Tee Grille.
Robert Lake Park
8.6/10 (15 reviews)
This forest playground offers wooden structures linked by bridges over clear creeks, creating a natural adventure space. Wade in shallow waters or picnic in the shade while children explore the play areas.
Pisgah Brewing Company
8.8/10 (27 reviews)
This organic brewery combines craft beer excellence with a vibrant music scene in the heart of Asheville. Savor the flagship Pisgah Pale Ale while enjoying performances on indoor and outdoor stages.
Black Mountain Center for the Arts
8.6/10 (38 reviews)
Housed in the historic former Black Mountain City Hall, this arts center offers rotating exhibitions and performances. Explore the free gallery or join workshops in dance, visual arts, or theater in this cultural hub.
White Horse Black Mountain
9.0/10 (38 reviews)
This transformed Chevrolet dealership now hosts intimate musical performances with exceptional acoustics in Black Mountain. Enjoy classical, jazz, and bluegrass shows with fine wines in this cultural listening room.
Swannanoa Valley Museum
8.4/10 (19 reviews)
Housed in a historic 1921 firehouse designed by Biltmore Estate's architect, this museum chronicles the Swannanoa Valley's rich past. Join their guided hikes to experience local history amid natural mountain beauty.
"Staff was extremely friendly and helpful. My mother and son have been staying there for about 2 months, while their home is getting ready.And they really enjoy the atmosphere.It's very kid friendly. Clean. Def good quiet at home feel. Would definitely stay here again."
"This was our first time staying and it was a great experience. So close to town that we walked every time we went. They have a cute coffee/ bar right on premises and even had live music. Room was nice and clean and the little pantry area for snacks, coffee etc was a nice touch. Everything about the property was well thought out and it is very cozy. The staff were all super friendly and we would def stay again. Also had a pizza truck on premises that we didn’t try but they were usually busy....
"The website showed this was the only room available but there were only a few cars parked, a few rooms lit. Renovations feel unfinished. Our room was clean and the bed was comfortable, but we found in the morning that the shower didn't work. An expensive price for a room with no working shower."
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