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Welcome to the Hillbilly
Hideaway!
vacation living in Roan Mountain,
Tennessee
You are cordially invited to
spend a relaxing mountain vacation with us at the Hillbilly Hideaway,
a lovely antique log cabin in the pastoral setting of Roan Mountain,
Tennessee. Experience the rustic charm of this two bedroom cabin
constructed from authentic hand-hewn 150+ year old antique logs.
Prepare meals in our fully-equipped kitchen, or indulge yourself
with available catered meals. Provide our staff with your list
of provisions, and for a nominal fee our personal shopper will
make sure you are stocked and ready upon arrival! Soak up lazy
afternoons or evenings in the hot tub overlooking a rushing mountain
creek in a wooded setting. Hike the Appalachian Trail, or choose
to explore the trails right here on our private 14 acre retreat.
Wet a line in the private fishing pond on the property, or test
your fly fishing skills in the Doe River a mere 1/4 mile up the
road (Flyfishing lessons are available by local fishing pros).
Bristol Race fans when you stay at the Hillbilly Hideaway, you're
a mere 20 minutes from the Bristol Motor Speedway...but just
far enough away that you won't have to deal with all the race
traffic if you go out for a night on the town afterward! We are
centrally located to numerous High Country attractions and festivals:
25 minutes away from snow skiing in Banner Elk, or water skiing
at Watauga Lake; 50 minutes to Tweetsie Railroad; 15 minutes
to the Appalachian Trail head; 30 minutes from whitewater rafting;
choose golfing opportunities in Elizabethton or Banner Elk -each
are a mere 20 minutes away; in October, choose from the Woolly
Worm Festival in Banner Elk, the Valle Crucis Country Fair, or
home football games at "The Rock" home to Appalachian
State University's back-to-back NCAA football championship team!
Spend a day antique shopping in historic downtown Elizabethton,
home of the covered bridge. Enjoy exotic Thai cuisine from the
Thai-Am roadside eatery, minutes away on route 19-E.
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You are cordially invited to spend a relaxing mountain vacation with us at the Hillbilly Hideaway, a lovely antique log cabin in the pastoral setting of Roan Mountain, Tennessee. Experience the rustic charm of this two bedroom cabin constructed from authentic hand-hewn 150+ year old antique logs. Prepare meals in our fully-equipped kitchen, or indulge yourself with available catered meals. Provide our staff with your list of provisions, and for a nominal fee our personal shopper will make sure you are stocked and ready upon arrival! Soak up lazy afternoons or evenings in the hot tub overlooking a rushing mountain creek in a wooded setting. Hike the Appalachian Trail, or choose to explore the trails right here on our private 14 acre retreat. Wet a line in the private fishing pond on the property, or test your fly fishing skills in the Doe River a mere 1/4 mile up the road (Flyfishing lessons are available by local fishing pros). Bristol Race fans when you stay at the Hillbilly Hideaway, you're a mere 20 minutes from the Bristol Motor Speedway...but just far enough away that you won't have to deal with all the race traffic if you go out for a night on the town afterward! We are centrally located to numerous High Country attractions and festivals: 25 minutes away from snow skiing in Banner Elk, or water skiing at Watauga Lake; 50 minutes to Tweetsie Railroad; 15 minutes to the Appalachian Trail head; 30 minutes from whitewater rafting; choose golfing opportunities in Elizabethton or Banner Elk -each are a mere 20 minutes away; in October, choose from the Woolly Worm Festival in Banner Elk, the Valle Crucis Country Fair, or home football games at "The Rock" home to Appalachian State University's back-to-back NCAA football championship team! Spend a day antique shopping in historic downtown Elizabethton, home of the covered bridge. Enjoy exotic Thai cuisine from the Thai-Am roadside eatery, minutes away on route 19-E. |