Introduction
At the heart of SweetGrass, is a 22-acre lake fed by Boone Fork Creek, designated as a North Carolina Outstanding Trout Stream. Fully stocked with Rainbow Trout, this is the perfect place to drop a line, go canoeing or just float the day away, all the while enjoying long-range views of Grandfather Mountain.
Boone Fork Creek
This protected trout stream has North Carolina's highest water quality rating. To further protect this amazing natural resource at SweetGrass, we're going beyond the requirements to protect the entire creek. Extending the size of stream buffers and preserving flood plains are just two examples.
SweetGrass Lake
At the heart of SweetGrass is the 22-acre SweetGrass Lake. With views of Grandfather Mountain in the background, this is the perfect place for swimming, canoeing or just floating the day away.
Parks & Trails
Among the most fascinating features of SweetGrass are the many tucked-away parks. Follow the trail to Treetop Park, a wonderful place for a child's first campout. Explore Chimney Park and spin tales around the old homestead chimney. Or pack a picnic and canoe across the lake to Little Canoe Park.
Year-Round Activites
As a four-season community, there is always something new to do at SweetGrass. In spring and summer, with temperatures no higher than 75 degrees, it's an ideal time to discover or the enjoyment of family activities including hiking, biking, swimming and fishing. Of course, fall brings with it mountains aflame with bright colors. And winter turns into a wonderland of sledding, skating and skiing which can be found at a number of places including nearby Sugar Mountain, Beech and Hawksnest.