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Jewel of the Blue Ridge
There are over 50,000 acres of National Forest and Wild Rivers
in the County. The Pisgah National Forest along the Blue Ridge
Parkway and the Cherokee National Forest with its whitewater,
misty waterfalls, and winding footpaths feature some of the
most beautiful and rugged mountain scenery, and the best recreational
opportunities, in Eastern North America.
The Appalachian Trail runs down Bridge Street in Hot Springs,
the town named for the natural springs in the area.
Skiing, golf,
fishing, hunting, horseback riding, mountain biking, hiking,
swimming, canoeing and kayaking are activities residents and
visitors enjoy year round in our mild climate.
Click here to
discover more about the range of experiences you can expect by
visiting Madison County
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photo by Steven
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More to
Living in Madison
Looking for a retirement or second home? Madison offers spectacular
mountains and more. The terrain is a mix of tall peaks, rolling
hills, and flat farmland-- much of it available for home sites.
The county has four distinct and moderate seasons.
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Madison County has low taxes (0.51 per one hundred)
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Full slate of community services
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Volunteer opportunities
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Licensed contractors, craftsmen, funiture designer, custom
builders
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Arts and craftspeople
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