Some say Sugar Mountain got its name from the confectioners’ dusting of snow that cascades down the mountainside along with skiers and snowboarders in winter. Others claim the name comes from the abundance of sugar maples that flourish there. In the fall, these trees erupt in a riot of colors, and the town paints itself red and gold to celebrate some of North Carolina’s most…
2025-09-22
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