Dine at the many fine locally-owned restaurants in and around downtown Banner Elk. Shop local purveyors of fine goods both new and used including BJ's Resort Wear, the Consignment Cottage, My Best Friend's Barkery, and Banner Elk Olive Oils and Balsamics. Sift for gemstones at the many local gem mining attractions. Take the family to Tweetsie Railroad's Wild West theme park between Boone and Blowing Rock. Canoe at Julian Price Park on the Parkway near Blowing Rock and tube at the New River State Park in Ashe County. Guides are available through local fishing companies. Fly fish for fresh mountain trout in stream and creeks. River raft the many nearby rivers with local outfitters. 
Kids and teens love the summer camps at Holston Camp and Retreat Center, Beech Mountain's Buckeye Recreation Center, Ensemble Stage Theatre Camp, Lees-McRae College's Creative and Performing Arts Camp, Williams YMCA Summer Camp, just to name a few. Tour the Banner House Museum and learn about the settlers of the town. #Banner elk restaurants series
Boogie into the sunset at the Chamber's free summer Concerts in the Park series on Thursdays between June and August.Celebrate the USA's birthday at the Chamber's Fourth of July parade and festival.Top things to do during summer in Banner Elk and neighboring High Country towns: Don't forget to plan to attend the festivals that happen during the summer all around the High Country.
Once back in town, enjoy outdoor music and fine dining at many of our restaurants offering live music and the Chamber's Summer Concerts in the Park series in Banner Elk's Tate Evans Park. There is no shortage of summer fun in Banner Elk! Whether it's hiking, biking, tubing, canoeing, rafting, climbing, or camping, we enjoy cool summer days perfect for being outside.
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