This Remote Restaurant In North Carolina Will Take You A Million Miles Away From Everything
With a population of just 563, this small mountain town is tucked quietly beside the French Broad River and Spring Creek in Madison County. Hot Springs gets its name from the mineral hot springs found throughout the area. Called an ‘outdoor paradise,’ the Appalachian Trail runs straight through the small town. While Hot Springs has access to all things adventure, the town is also extremely quaint and one of a kind. B&Bs are dotted on the hillside, restaurants are tucked into corners, and there’s even a cute main street with sweeping mountain views not far away. But, if you find yourself on the Appalachian Trail or even just looking for a weekend of adventure, one restaurant in Hot Springs is simply different from the rest.
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The Mountain Magnolia Inn is a full service inn and restaurant located adjacent from the Hot Mineral Springs. With such Victorian Beauty, it's hard to miss.
Diners enjoy a vast array of five-star dinner choices. From a starter of chilled cucumber soup, to a tender and flavorful duck entree. There's also steak, scallops, lobster tail, and of course...delicious desserts to end a perfect meal.
Mountain Magnolia Inn really has everything you could need for a perfect meal. A gorgeous, unique atmosphere, Victorian charm, friendly staff...oh, and did I mention the views?
Talk about a million miles away from it all, that's the whole point of this article, right? I got a little distracted in thinking of the amazing food, but the views are unbeatable. The well manicured and kept grounds and garden are perfect for exploring before or after a meal. A gorgeous environment, paired with mountain views, plenty outdoor adventure right at your doorstep, oh and the meal, yeah, you'll feel absolutely a million miles away from it all at the Mountain Manor Inn.
Emory was born and raised in North Carolina. She enjoys writing, photography, filmmaking, travel, wine and cheese. You can find more of her work on emoryrakestraw.com
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