There's not much more we could say about the generous hospitality or the excellent condition of David's home that others haven't already mentioned. It's an excellent find, with a warm and comforting feel. That being said, I will elaborate more on the surrounding area and how we utilized it for our stay since we found the location was perfect for us. We were in town for 4 nights and wished we had more time. Upon arriving, we walked down to one of David's recommendations, The Westville Pub. David described it as a little Divey, but don't let that scare you off. We visited this pub nightly, finding the staff extremely friendly and above average Pub food, with an excellent drink selection. We tried the hot wings and chicken pot pie, which were both excellent. I don't even eat chicken pot pie, but I loved their twist on this classic meal. For breakfast we would walk to Biscuit Head and Sunny Point Café, both were excellent! Biscuit Head for myself is hands down the best place for breakfast. I enjoyed the pulled pork biscuit, which consisted of the following: cat head biscuit, stuffed with jalapeño pimento cheese, sweet pulled pork, topped with maple syrup and a poached egg. Sounds like some insane flavors right? Well, it's insanely delicious and definitely a must have! They also have a bar full of jelly, honey and butter with stellar flavors! At Sunny Side we enjoyed the Creme Brulee Oatmeal and an Omelet. This place has the best bacon I've ever tasted and fresh muffins that one of the cooks throws together daily. Our days consisted of Mountain Biking or Hiking. The 1st day biking was spent in Bent Creek, excellent trails for beginners or more advanced. We road a gradual incline to meet up with "Sleepy Gap" trail, which was a short, fast, and a technical run with water crossings, and other scenic views. The parking area was crowded when we came out so you may want to get there early. "Daniel Bridge Loop" in the Pisgah was another trail we enjoyed. It's a great 4 Mile hike or Advanced Mountain Biking trail. It's not lacking in steep climbs, jumps, crossings on plank or log bridges, tight trails that cling to the mountain side and fast technical runs . It also runs along the side of an impressive stream with gorgeous cascades. The trail passes the top of Toms Spring Falls (Daniel Ridge Falls) and brings you to the bottom of the waterfall. This is a gorgeous fall that can also be accessed by a short hike without doing the 4 Mile loop. On a rainy day we enjoyed a scenic drive and waterfall viewing, We crossed into the Pisgah at the 276/64 intersection in Brevard. You can follow 276 for a beautiful drive along the water in the mountains with several waterfalls. Some require a short hike while others are along the roadside, to include the popular Looking Glass Falls. Other places visited...