Downtown Highlands, NC, is a walkable mountain village known for its upscale shops, fine dining, and quaint inns, offering a charming atmosphere for visitors. Whether you are looking to sit back and relax or hit the trails , Highlands is a special place for everyone!

The Highlands Wine Shoppe is a boutique wine retail shop, tasting room, and social lounge housed in a charming white house just off Main Street!

The Spa at Old Edwards Inn is a luxurious facility offering a variety of amenities and services. We highly encourage booking well in advance if you are interested in a spa treatment during your visit!

Two popular hikes are Dry falls and Whiteside Mountain!

Dry Falls in Highlands, NC is a 75-foot waterfall where you can walk safely behind the cascade and stay mostly dry. It is a quick 15-20 minute walk to get to and is easily accessible!

Whiteside trail is a 2-mile loop that goes around the back or north side of the mountain and then along the ridge. The total climb is approximately 500 ft. The trail can be walked in about hour but you will want to allow plenty of time to take in the vistas.

Visit the link below for several others!

https://www.alltrails.com/us/north-carolina/highlands

The High Dive is a casual, low-key bar and eatery known for it's fun games like darts, corn hole, and pool tables along side a wide selection of food and drinks and a lively atmosphere.

The Ugly Dog is a Highlands staple. It is a classic tavern with a live music lineup, a menu of burgers & pub food, plus Sunday brunch!

Townhall is a casual Southern comfort food restaurant and gathering spot located at 474 Main Street in the heart of Highlands, North Carolina. It has a warm, rustic-chic environment featuring comfortable indoor dining rooms, two full bars, and an expansive outdoor patio and garden equipped with a fire pit, string lights, and lawn games.

Julep Farms is a modern farm resort nestled on 22 acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Dillard, Georgia. It features a market with locally grown goods, a coffee bar, and the Julep Kitchen, which serves New American cuisine with a Southern twist. You will likely catch some farm animals as well!

It is about 20 minutes down the mountain on the Georgia side and worth dropping in if you can!