Ski Beech Ski Resort:
Ski Beech Mountain Resort is a total winter experience!
With excellent skiing (day or night), and a charming Alpine Village filled with intriguing shops, tempting restaurants and more, you'll find that Ski Beech offers a winter wonderland of fun and activities for all members of your family or group!
Located high in the mountains of Western North Carolina, in the Town of Beech Mountain, since 1967 Ski Beech redefines southern skiing as the highest ski resort in Eastern North America, at 5506 ft. above sea level.
Beech Mountain Club:
The Beech Mountain Club is a private, non-profit corporation located on beautiful Beech Mountain, North Carolina, just a few miles from Banner Elk. Beech Mountain rises 5,506 feet above sea level, and this elevation ensures cool summer temperatures for over 1800 club members. Our renters are eligible for guest privileges. Ask owner for admittance procedures and fees.
Club Facilities
Golf Course - The club is blessed with an 18-hole golf course designed by Willard Byrd stretching 6,099 yards over beautiful mountain terrain. The golf season typically runs from May through October.
Clubhouse - Perched on a rock overlooking the 10th and 14th holes of the golf course is a two-story clubhouse facility appropriately designed to accommodate members and their guests desire. A heated pool is open during the summer season at the club's rec center
Beautiful Beech Mountain:
Your view from The Peak reveals ski slopes, gentle to extreme, golf and tennis, rivers and lakes to fish, trails to hike, bike and cross country ski, waterfalls and ancient forests, and everywhere, views from Eastern America's highest town, views from The Peak.
Visit the recreation park above the waters of Buckeye Lake, take the family for a hike along Beech Mountain's 18 mile system of maintained trails that wind across the mountain and watch the abundant wildlife that enjoys their natural home.
Your recreation destination. Beech Mountain!
Other Activities:
Si Beech ski resort, Sugar Mountain, ski resort;Tweetsie Railroad, Grandfather Mountain, Blue Ridge Parkway
