New Cabin, Big Views, 2 Primaries, Fire Table,

Sleeps 5 | 2 Bedrooms | 2 Full Baths | Dogs Welcome



PorchLight Stays' beautifully appointed two-story cabin sits in the heart of Pisgah National Forest with sweeping views of Mt. Mitchell and the entire Black Mountain range. Each of the two primary suites features its own jetted tub, making this an ideal retreat for two couples, a small family, or a group craving a luxurious mountain escape and easy access to outdoor activities (hiking and waterfalls in the neighborhood!). Gather on the spacious deck around the fire table, fire up the gas grill, or unwind in the mountain-facing hammocks as the Blue Ridge unfolds before you.



Plus, if you have an electric vehicle, we have an EV charger available.



Your privacy is important to us, but we are always available through the app to assist you with any questions or concerns.



Located in a small HOA, the roads are maintained and are plowed in winter. Please keep in mind that a vehicle is necessary to get around, and we recommend AWD/4WD during winter months.



A digital guidebook is sent to all guests to help them plan their trip.



Please note that while guests have access to the entire property, some closets and the outdoor shed are locked for our own storage.



The Space



This stylish, Grand Millennial-inspired cabin features two master suites—ideal for couples, families, or a friends’ getaway. Each suite includes a jacuzzi tub and ample closet space, providing a spa-like experience. The open-concept living area centers around a cozy propane fireplace, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for relaxing evenings.



The gourmet kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances and everything you need to cook meals at home. Enjoy your morning coffee or an evening glass of wine on the spacious deck with a fire table and a grill—perfect for taking in the incredible mountain views.



Outdoor Living



Unwind in one of the two mountain-facing hammocks or gather around the fire table as you take in the spectacular night sky, filled with stars. This dog-friendly cabin even includes an outdoor dog bath with heated water, ensuring your furry friends are just as comfortable as you are.



Work and Play



Need to work while you’re away? No problem—this cabin offers high-speed fiber Wi-Fi and dedicated workspaces to keep you connected. When it’s time to unplug, you’ll find a variety of games, books, and a detailed guide to the best local attractions and trails.



Location



- 2 miles to the Blue Ridge Parkway

- Close to renowned hiking trails and outdoor adventures

- A short drive to Burnsville’s charming shops, restaurants, and cafes



Why You’ll Love It

-- Two luxurious master suites with jacuzzi tubs

-- Gourmet kitchen and modern amenities

-- Sweeping Blue Ridge views from the deck and hammocks

-- Cozy propane fireplace for relaxing nights

-- Pet-friendly* with a heated outdoor dog bath

-- Perfect for couples, families, or a friends’ getaway



Whether you’re planning a romantic retreat, a fun weekend with friends, or a family escape, this cabin provides the ideal blend of comfort and adventure. Book now and experience the best of the Blue Ridge Mountains!



* Our pet approval process is simple—we just ask a few quick questions to get to know your pet better. You can find more details in the House Rules section of the listing. Please note that a pet fee applies per stay. You’ll see the fee automatically when you add your pet to the reservation, or we can add it afterward through a change request.



Directions and access instructions will be emailed to you prior to arrival. Please keep in mind that a vehicle is necessary to get around, and we recommend AWD/4WD during winter months. We recommend guests park at the bottom of the short driveway in the event of significant snow.



Mountain towns often keep their magic tucked away—hidden waterfalls, small well-curated galleries, backroad orchards, and starlit overlooks you won’t find on a billboard. Staying at A Change of Altitude puts you in the heart of it all, and our interactive guidebook turns your trip into a treasure hunt, leading you to the region’s best-kept secrets.



Arts & Culture

+ The area is best known for creativity & the outdoors. With Penland School of Craft, America’s oldest and largest craft school, and a vibrant creative community or artists located throughout Western North Carolina you can explore small, well-curated galleries, shop directly with artists in their home studios, and browse unique shops featuring gems and minerals of all kinds. Drop-in for a self guided tour of Penland’s campus or visit their world class gallery and museum. Spruce Pine is also the home of the National Mineral Museum and historic Dellinger’s Grist Mill (1867).



Outdoor Adventures

+ Hike breathtaking trails at Roan Mountain, Linville Falls, Crabtree Falls, and Mount Mitchell. Drive the Blue Ridge Parkway for endless views and picnic spots. Drive the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway. Paddle or float down the Toe River, cast a line in clear mountain streams, play a round at scenic mountain golf courses, or explore Lake James and Brad Ragan Park. For more thrills, try zip lines through the treetops or cool off tubing on a lazy river. In winter, ski or snowboard at Sugar Mountain, Beech Mountain, or Hatley Pointe — each a fun day trip away!



Food & Drink

+ Enjoy locally owned restaurants and cozy cafés in Spruce Pine, Burnsville & Little Switzerland, sip wine at hillside vineyards, sample craft beer at mountain breweries, or pick heritage apples and traditional options at the Orchard at Alta Pass, also known for their live music, museum and gift shop!



Unique Experiences

+ Go rock & gem hunting at local mines, visit colorful butterfly gardens, stargaze at the Mayland Earth to Sky Park, or enjoy family fun at seasonal festivals and art fairs. Whether your day ends with a mountain sunset, a glass of wine, or the Milky Way overhead, Doug’s Way is the perfect base for your Blue Ridge adventure.

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Hurricane Helene: Our area was affected by Hurricane Helene, but the landscape has largely recovered and we’re basically back to normal. Neighborhood roads and nearly all routes to Burnsville and Spruce Pine have been repaired and are open, and restaurants, attractions, and businesses are operating as usual with only a few exceptions.



The Blue Ridge Parkway is scheduled to re-open in late summer 2026 from Rt 80 to Asheville and the entire Parkway is due to re-open by th end of 2026.



The Mount Mitchell Golf Course is closed for golf play; however, the grounds are still open to guests for walking, dog outings, and fishing. Grassy Creek Golf Course is open, and Roan Mountain at Carver’s Gap at the Appalachian trail, along with many other nearby hiking trails, are fully accessible. Please see our digital guidebook for recommendations and current options.

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Prior to your stay, we require you to complete a pre-arrival form and sign & agree to our rental conditions.