After a long day of boating on Lake Glenville you may want to relax even more with a massage or spa treatment. I drove by many times without realizing this spa was in town.
Looking for a Spa while you're visiting the mountains? Brown Eagle Spa is located in the Lake Glenville area near Cashiers, NC
http://www.browneaglespa.com/index.html
Massage
Accupressure
Deep Tissue
Swedish
Spa Treatments
Body Polish & Salt Glow
Reflexology
Paraffin
Reiki
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Monday, October 15, 2007
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Things to do in Lake Glenville, North Carolina
Dear Residents of Lake Glenville, NC
We are looking for boat rental companies and trout fly fishing companies that want to be listed on our site under the "Things to do in Lake Glenville" post.
Please let us know who you use or if you have someone to recommend.
Thank You!
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Monday, August 13, 2007
Lake Glenville: Highest Lake East of Mississippi River
Ridin' high on Lake Glenville: Highest lake east of Mississippi River sits at 3,500-feet above sea level
Boaters pause to enjoy Norton Falls, one of the many waterfalls that flow into Lake Glenville.
By Amy Williams, Chronicle Intern
At 3,500-feet above sea level, Lake Glenville is the highest lake east of the Mississippi River. Aside from breathtaking views, the lake also has plenty of opportunities for adrenaline rush and excitement.
After spending a few hours on the lake on any given summer weekend, boaters will see personal watercraft, speed boats, pontoon boats, paddlers, wake boarders, water skiers, anglers, tubers, sunbathers and swimmers.
A personal watercraft user enjoys a day out on the lake and a chance to show off his moves.
"The lake is the only thing that isn't moving," laughs Phyllis Dargel, who owns Mountain View Marine Inc.
Those who don't own a dock where they can put a boat into the lake, can use the public, handicap-accessible dock on Pine Creek Rd., just before the dam, on the left. Dargel and her husband paid for this dock as a way of contributing back to the community.
"Everyone should be able to use this lake," said Dargel, who enjoys spending a few hours out on the lake with her grandchildren. "The clean waters and pretty views are what make it special."
Although there is a lot of speed and activity on Lake Glenville, some of the favorite uses of this lake, are just for kicking-back. Those who want to motor around the lake, relaxing and enjoying the beautiful scenery, should be sure to visit Lake Glenville's waterfalls.
At the very south tip of the lake is Hurricane Falls, a waterfall that is only visible by boat, as it pours directly into the lake. In the middle of the lake is Norton Falls and towards the north end of the island is Mills Creek Falls.
"We love this lake. We enjoy being able to escape the city and go somewhere where there's still nature and where people are nice to each other," said Dargel.
Sailors may be tempted by the lake's pretty views and coves, but should be aware that the lake isn't exactly ideal for sailboats. The mountains and coves often prevent the wind needed for these boats to get moving, however a few devoted sailors can be seen on the lake on weekends.
Explorers will love to spend time discovering all the little nooks and crannies of the lake's 26 miles of shoreline and a few of the islands that are accessible to the public. Boaters can beach on one of the little islands at the north end of the lake, near the dam and camp or simply play on its tiny beaches.
"Just a great place for your family to spend a day, a week or a summer. There's probably something for everyone of all ages," said Joanna Lanciano, who spends her summers in Glenville on the lake.
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
Lake Glenville, NC Developments
Aerial View of The Preserve at Eagle Crest Development
The Preserve at Eagle Crest is a proposed 44 - 48 Estate Home Site community with an average of two acre lots located in the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains of Lake Glenville, North Carolina.
The views are 360-degrees of the lake, Blue Ridge Parkway, Balsam Mountains, Snowbird Mountains, Whiteside Mountain and long range views
into bordering states.
The development is located amongst the highest mountains in the Eastern United States and the area boosts the most waterfalls in North Carolina, exclusive shopping in Highlands & Cashiers, has two of the top five golf courses in North Carolina, public and private lakes, some of the best weather in the Eastern United States.
Because of the close proximity to 3 major airports and several smaller ones, the area has doubled in size over the last 10 years. The area continues to see growth in golf courses, lake front property, shopping centers, residents of Fortune 100 companies and some of the top restaurants in the state.
The Preserve at Eagle Crest will be located 8 miles from Cashiers, 7 miles from Highlands, and 55 miles from Asheville. The site is found off Hwy 107 North to Pine Creek Road and right on Cullowhee Mountain Road.
Visit ThePreserveatEagleCrest.com for more details and
pre-sale information on this exciting developemnt.
For more information regarding Real Estate, and Lots for sale in the Lake Glenville Area mailto:info@carolinapg.com or call 828-226-8837
For more information regarding Real Estate, and Lots for sale in the Lake Glenville Area mailto:info@carolinapg.com or call 828-226-8837
Wednesday, August 1, 2007
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