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The Cabins at Sandy Mush Bald: A True Appalachian Experience, with Lisa Adler

July 11, 2023 Mike Andress Season 1 Episode 78
The Cabins at Sandy Mush Bald: A True Appalachian Experience, with Lisa Adler
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The Cabins at Sandy Mush Bald: A True Appalachian Experience, with Lisa Adler
Jul 11, 2023 Season 1 Episode 78
Mike Andress

Nestled between Little and Big Sandy Mush Balds, at an elevation of over 5,000 feet above sea level, lies one of the most beautiful places I have ever visited in the Blue Ridge Mountains; The Cabins at Sandy Mush Bald, an off-grid and authentic Appalachian experience, located on 500 private acres atop the Newfound Mountains in Western North Carolina.

The Cabins at Sandy Mush started as a dream of the founder, John “Doc” Adler who longed to create a hike-in facility that provided a sense of hard-earned awe just like he found on the Appalachian Trail and at other infamous hike-in facilities. 

“Doc” passed away a couple of years ago, but his spirit and the splendor of this place lives on through his niece, Lisa Adler, who I had the distinct pleasure to sit down with in this episode. I was only on the mountain for a few hours, but it stirred something deep in my soul, and a longing to return.


LINKS:
The Cabins at Sandy Mush Bald
Hipcamp
Southern Highlands Conservancy
Outdoor Business Alliance

Mike Andress
Host, Exploration Local
828-551-9065
mike@explorationlocal.com

Podcast Website
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Instagram: explorationlocal

Show Notes

Nestled between Little and Big Sandy Mush Balds, at an elevation of over 5,000 feet above sea level, lies one of the most beautiful places I have ever visited in the Blue Ridge Mountains; The Cabins at Sandy Mush Bald, an off-grid and authentic Appalachian experience, located on 500 private acres atop the Newfound Mountains in Western North Carolina.

The Cabins at Sandy Mush started as a dream of the founder, John “Doc” Adler who longed to create a hike-in facility that provided a sense of hard-earned awe just like he found on the Appalachian Trail and at other infamous hike-in facilities. 

“Doc” passed away a couple of years ago, but his spirit and the splendor of this place lives on through his niece, Lisa Adler, who I had the distinct pleasure to sit down with in this episode. I was only on the mountain for a few hours, but it stirred something deep in my soul, and a longing to return.


LINKS:
The Cabins at Sandy Mush Bald
Hipcamp
Southern Highlands Conservancy
Outdoor Business Alliance

Mike Andress
Host, Exploration Local
828-551-9065
mike@explorationlocal.com

Podcast Website
Facebook
Instagram: explorationlocal