Banner Elk

Travel Guide

A lake surrounded by trees with autumn foliage, reflecting the colors of the leaves.
A lake surrounded by autumn-colored trees reflecting in the water.
A mountainous landscape with autumn foliage.
A river flowing through a forested valley with a waterfall.
A mountainous landscape with a suspension bridge, dense forest, rocky terrain, and a clear sky.

Where to stay in Banner Elk

Find the best Banner Elk areas for the activities you enjoy most.
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Open Photo by Laura Tutterow

Downtown

While visiting Downtown, you might make a stop by sights like Elk Statue and Tate-Evans Park.

A winding road through a mountainous area with autumn foliage.

Charter Hills

While Charter Hills may not have many sights to explore, venturing just a little farther will lead you to top things to see and do like Beech Mountain Resort and Land of Oz.

A mountainous landscape with dense forests and a sunset.

Mill Ridge

Though Mill Ridge may not have many top sights, you can venture to the surrounding area to see attractions like Grandfather Vineyard & Winery and Julian Price Park.

A valley with autumn foliage, a small town, and rolling hills.

Tynecastle

While visiting Tynecastle, you might make a stop by sights like Grandfather Mountain State Park and Watauga River.

Stay near popular Banner Elk attractions

A cable car system in a mountainous area with lush green hills.

Sugar Mountain Resort

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Hit the slopes in Sugar Mountain with a visit to Sugar Mountain Resort. Discover the area's mountain views or seek out its hiking trails.
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A waterfall, a river, and a red house with a wooden deck.

Beech Mountain

A lake surrounded by autumn-colored trees reflecting the vibrant foliage.

Vilas

A snow-covered stream with rocks and foliage.

Seven Devils

A river flowing through a forested valley with a waterfall.

Elk Park