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You'll find plenty to do in Black Mountain, "The Front Porch of Western North Carolina," but if you'd rather just relax, there's plenty of nothing to do, also. Here are some thoughts.

When you're settled in, visit our historic downtown. Amble through the shops where regional art and crafts abound, along with all kinds of furniture (we're the antique and new furniture hub for Western North Carolina).

Pamper your palate at a variety of eating establishments, many with outdoor dining.

Stroll around the lake. Sit and rock. Drink in the ever-changing mountain views. Luxuriate in the peace and fresh air.

Or, play the golf course, hike the trails, bike the country roads, fish the lake, paint the scenery, listen to the mountain music, drop by the Center for the Arts, visit the museum, experience the history. And if you're here on Sunday, you will probably find your favorite church.

Black Mountain is a tourist town with a family atmosphere. Many families go back several generations. They like the place and want to bring up their children here. Many others have come to visit and stayed for good.

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