Guide de voyage: Sugar Grove 2026

Sugar Grove : idées de séjour, infos pratiques et culturelles

When thinking of healing modalities of "Appalachia", the first image that often emerges is something that resembles a sort of folk medicine, but merely 6 miles from Boone lies a clinic and school that merges Western medical perspectives with the philosophy and science of Chinese medicine. Sean Marshall created the school in 1997, with the belief that, “ It is as esoteric as any philosophical system could be and, at the same time, as stringent a science as any modern intellectual discipline.” One healing modality, or aspect of what the Chinese call “Zhen-Jiu”, which roughly translates as “Needle (Zhen) – Burn (Jiu)” utilized is acupuncture. This refers to the practice of inserting fine metal needles into specific physical and energetic “channels” to stimulate the body’s own capacity to respond and heal. The other aspect, "Burn” refers to herbs that may supplement the body in the case of deficient energy. #appalachianechoes
When thinking of healing modalities of "Appalachia", the first image that often emerges is something that resembles a sort of folk medicine, but merely 6 miles from Boone lies a clinic and school that merges Western medical perspectives with the philosophy and science of Chinese medicine. Sean Marshall created the school in 1997, with the belief that, “ It is as esoteric as any philosophical system could be and, at the same time, as stringent a science as any modern intellectual discipline.” One healing modality, or aspect of what the Chinese call “Zhen-Jiu”, which roughly translates as “Needle (Zhen) – Burn (Jiu)” utilized is acupuncture. This refers to the practice of inserting fine metal needles into specific physical and energetic “channels” to stimulate the body’s own capacity to respond and heal. The other aspect, "Burn” refers to herbs that may supplement the body in the case of deficient energy. #appalachianechoes
This picture was taken in the Original Mast General Store in Valle Crucis. This is probably my favorite photo for this project because I had never been to this store before. I have only been to the new Mast General Store on King Street., but you could feel the history and authenticity in the original store. I was immediately drawn to this wall as I walked through the store because I love how all of the jars are perfectly aligned, and I like the old scale that is hanging from the ceiling. As I walked through and explored the store I tried to imagine how what opening day was like for the store and for the people of Appalachia. I wonder if the owner knew that this 1883 store would be such a historic figure for the people of Boone and such a tourist attraction. #appalachianechoes
The theme I keep returning to is that of modern lifestyles throughout seemingly "old," "rustic," and "quaint" Appalachia. The stereotypical idea is that Appalachia is in itself somehow frozen in the past has been a common thought for a long time. By including pictures that present this on the surface seem to embrace that stereotype. If one takes the time to learn the story behind the picture, the meaning changes. For example, this picture in the Mast General Store has all of the "rustic" ideas incorporated into it. However, there are other things that suggest the existence of the modern lifestyle. At first, it looks just like a bunch of old toys. But then, the new clothes and packaging in the picture suggest something else. The toys themselves even look modern. #appalachianechoes
This is a picture of my roommate, Emily looking thoughtfully out the window at the Mast General Store. This picture is one of the more "stereotypical" ones I have taken. It is almost completely "rustic" looking. There is the old, wooden window, with dated valances. There are woven baskets at her feet and the window looks as if it could have been put together by hand. The only modern aspect of this could be Emily herself. She almost looks out of place with her winter coat and leggings. This picture implies to me that the people themselves make Appalachia modern. They shape it into what they want and breathe new life into the region. #appalachianechoes
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Boone University

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Boone University

3 out of 5
165 Highway 105 Extension Boone NC
Le prix est de 99 € par nuit du 25 janv. au 26 janv..
99 €
25 janv. - 26 janv.
taxes et frais compris
Séjournez dans cet hÎtel trÚs pratique pour les voyages d'affaires à Boone. Cet hébergement propose le petit déjeuner gratuit, un parking gratuit et l'accÚs ...
9/10 Wonderful! (1 001 avis)
hÎtel impeccable et fait rarissime, un vrai petit déjeuner inclus au tarif, pas juste du café et des gùteaux (là, omelette, saucisse, yaourts, etc...)

Avis laissé le 19 avr. 2025

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Boone University
Graystone Lodge, an Ascend Collection Hotel

Graystone Lodge, an Ascend Collection Hotel

3 out of 5
2419 NC HWY 105 South Boone NC
Le prix est de 118 € par nuit du 27 janv. au 28 janv..
118 €
27 janv. - 28 janv.
taxes et frais compris
Séjournez dans cet hÎtel à Boone. Cet hébergement propose le petit déjeuner gratuit, le Wi-Fi gratuit et un parking gratuit. D'aprÚs les avis reçus, nos clients ...
9,2/10 Wonderful! (1 205 avis)
Second time I’ve stopped by. Nice place! It’s clean, warmth and comfortable. Personal is nice. Love the breakfast, lots of choices. Definitely a place to stop by.

Avis laissé le 21 août 2024

Graystone Lodge, an Ascend Collection Hotel
4 Seasons at Beech Mountain

4 Seasons at Beech Mountain

2.5 out of 5
608 Beech Mountain Pkwy Banner Elk NC
Le prix est de 105 € par nuit du 21 janv. au 22 janv..
105 €
21 janv. - 22 janv.
taxes et frais compris
Séjournez dans cet appart'hÎtel trÚs pratique pour les familles à Banner Elk. Cet hébergement propose le Wi-Fi gratuit, un parking gratuit et un service de ménage ...
7,8/10 Good! (456 avis)
good price, needs tic

Avis laissé le 10 juin 2023

4 Seasons at Beech Mountain
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Cozy Cabin-WiFi, Game room, mountain views, hot tub fully stocked, Pet Friendly!

Cozy Cabin-WiFi, Game room, mountain views, hot tub fully stocked, Pet Friendly!

Sugar Grove NC
Séjournez dans cette cabane à Sugar Grove. Cet hébergement propose le Wi-Fi gratuit, un jardin et une laverie. Des attractions populaires, comme Station de ski ...
9,8/10 Exceptional! (23 avis)
Very cute and cozy cabin with lovely views

Avis laissé le 11 janv. 2026

Cozy Cabin-WiFi, Game room, mountain views, hot tub fully stocked, Pet Friendly!
The Highlands at Sugar

The Highlands at Sugar

3 out of 5
2173 Sugar Mountain Drive Banner Elk NC
Séjournez dans cet appartement trÚs pratique pour les familles à Banner Elk. Cet hébergement propose le Wi-Fi gratuit, un parking gratuit et une salle de fitness. ...
8,2/10 Very Good! (768 avis)
Great place , will come back

Avis laissé le 8 janv. 2026

The Highlands at Sugar
Smoketree Lodge

Smoketree Lodge

3 out of 5
11914 Highway 105 Banner Elk NC
Séjournez dans cet appart'hÎtel à Banner Elk. Cet hébergement propose le Wi-Fi gratuit, un parking gratuit et une salle de fitness. Des attractions populaires, ...
8,6/10 Excellent! (265 avis)
Well located, near Sugar Mountain. The room was confortable and with very good amenities.

Avis laissé le 13 janv. 2026

Smoketree Lodge
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Villes vers Sugar Grove

This photo was taken just inside the Tennessee border. I had been staying at a cabin with my roommate and her family. We arrived at night at a time when I could not see the pond. When I woke up the next morning, we went outside and I was in awe of the beauty. It was bright, vibrant, and perfectly picturesque. The cabin we stayed in was hard to get to; it was on a one way gravel road up the side of a mountain. It is seemingly untouched, yet if I had turned the camera around, the viewer would notice power lines running up the side of the mountain. This picture seems to preserve the idea that Appalachia has not been touched by humans. #appalachianechoes

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