Antlers & Acorns Lodge, five minutes from and five hundred feet above Boone, North Carolina in the Blue Ridge Mountains, is a home and a haven, a support system for singer/songwriters.
The mountain itself provides a refuge, a scenic place to create for songwriters working on their next record. It serves as a meeting place for co-writing projects and a safe nest for nurturing new productions.
Antlers & Acorns Lodge is pine boards and Pendleton blankets, Frazier firs and the running waters of Doe Creek, bird feeders covered in rose breasted grosbeaks in summer and woodpeckers of every variety in winter. It’s wood and rehearsal space. It’s Gibsons & Taylors & Martins & Collings’ and the lone 335 on guitar hangers waiting to be played, waiting to be part of the next new song. Guest cabins sit just behind the lodge in the woods of reds, golds and the perfect burnt orange in October and the cleanest, purist, softest white in January. In summer, the mountains live up to their name when the greens become blues on every ridgeline.