Burnsville, North Carolina is the seat of Yancey County, and its only incorporated town. The town was founded in 1834, on land contributed by John “Yellow Jacket” Bailey, and named for Captain Otway Burns, a naval hero of the War of 1812. Burnsville is located in the mountains of Western North Carolina, near Mount Mitchell, the highest peak east of the Mississippi. Burnsville is east of Cane River and west of Spruce Pine.
 
 
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Situated in the Blue Ridge Mountains, three miles from the Blue Ridge Parkway, a number of vacation rentals are featured, including amenities, weekly rates, cleaning fees, and other details. Real estate and time share properties, in and around Burnsville, North Carolina, are also available, and the properties are highlighted in photographs.
http://www.alpine-village-resort.com/
The event center in Burnsville, North Carolina is capable of accommodating large events or small groups. The facility, its rental policies, accepted uses, equipment, rates, and a calendar of scheduled events are posted.
http://www.burnsvilletowncenter.com/
The family owned and operated hotel is in Burnsville, North Carolina. Featured is an overview of the accommodations, with photographs, an introduction to the owners, policies, guest comments, and directions.
http://www.carolinacountryinn.com/
With its office in Burnsville, North Carolina, the real estate company offers homes and land for sale in Burnsville, Spruce Pine, Bakersville and Little Switzerland. Information for buyers and sellers is presented, and available properties may be searched by a number of variables.
http://www.propertiesbyfoxfire.com/
Representing Premier Mountain Properties, the real estate broker specializes in the sale of homes and land in and around Burnsville, North Carolina. Its listings are available on the site, along with a guide to Burnsville, photographs of listed homes, and other resources.
http://www.janerogers.com/
Established in 1833, the guest accommodations are located on the Burnsville, North Carolina Towns Square. Directions, and rental information are put forward, along with a schedule of activities, a blog, and an online availability check.
http://www.nuwrayinn.com/
The full-service bicycle shop in Burnsville, North Carolina offers a range of road, mountain, comfort, and children’s bicycles and accessories, as well as service and repair of bicycles. A map shows its location and its operating hours are posted.
http://www.solsticecycles.com/
The bed and breakfast accommodation in Burnsville, North Carolina served as a Presbyterian school in the early 190s, now offering six guest rooms, and offering a full breakfast. Directions, descriptions, and photographs of the rooms and common areas are put forward, including reservation policies, availability check, and online booking.
http://www.terrellhousebandb.com/
The official municipal site features a profile and history of the town, including a map showing its location, and events calendar, administrative contacts, and a guide to local governmental departments and services, recreational facilities and programs, and photographs. Available surplus property is listed on the site.
http://www.townofburnsville.org/
Created from portions of Burke and Buncombe counties in 1833, Yancey County was named for Bartlett Yancey, a North Carolina statesman. The official county web site features visitor and relocation information, maps, and a calendar of events.
http://www.yanceychamber.com/