For the last 65 years, the town of Love Valley in North Carolina’s Brushy Mountains has held a remarkable distinction: it’s the only mainland town in the state that prohibits cars. The town’s founder, Andy Barker, made sure it was a law here that the cowboy way of life would always be a part of this tiny town resting in a valley a mere hour’s drive from Charlotte. If you haven’t visited the Cowboy Capital of North Carolina yet, then maybe it’s time to plan an adventure.
Brushy Mountain Horseback Adventures offers guided horseback tours and day/weekend horse rentals (rentals are for experienced riders only). It’s open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven days per week. For rates and bookings, call (980)298-8235. Learn more from the official Facebook page.
The history of Love Valley and how it got its start is fascinating. Have you visited yet?
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