This is My Mountain | Grandfather Mountain #Video
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Description
Today I am going to share a little personal insight about the area I grew up in, the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. Born and raised with in a few miles of Grandfather Mountain... This Is My Mountain ( and yours )! I hope you enjoy the video. ~Mel
Grandfather Mountain's mission is to inspire conservation of the natural world by helping guests explore, understand, and value the wonders of Grandfather Mountain. In order to do this, we recognize the importance that everyone plays in stewarding the conservation of this great natural treasure. For this reason, Grandfather Mountain is our mountain.
About Grandfather Mountain:
Grandfather Mountain is a place of amazing biodiversity and scenic beauty that towers 5,946 feet above northwest North Carolina. A unit of the United Nations’ Southern Appalachian Man and Biosphere Reserve, the mountain is estimated to be 300 million years old – with certain rock formations dating back 1.2 billion years.
One third of the mountain is operated as a scenic travel attraction by the Grandfather Mountain Stewardship Foundation, Inc. All proceeds from sales of tickets and souvenirs go toward preserving Grandfather Mountain and sharing its wonders in ways that deepen visitors’ appreciation of nature and inspire good stewardship of the earth.
Learn more at https://grandfather.com
Also, it looks like a fun place to be.
Can't wait!
But now I want to visit there.