WindDancers Lodging and Llama Treks
1966 Martins Creek Road
Clyde, North Carolina 28721
828-627-6986
Rates: $115-$135
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WindDancers, a new and unique bed & breakfast lodging & eight year old llama trekking company, is set in a peaceful and secluded 270 acre tract of wilderness mountain land with woodland trails, llama-scaped pastures, and meandering streams sheltering a complete watershed.

It consists of three contemporary log buildings containing nine spacious guest accommodations and a choice of many exotic, ethnic decors. Each has bright, colorful rooms with high beamed ceilings, tubs for two with separate showers, down comforters, fireplaces, comfortable lounge areas with VCR’s and abundant ceiling fans. Each has a large deck complete with the required log rocking chairs plus superb breathtaking mountainviews. In the distance we can view nine ridges of the Smoky Mountains and up close you can see our llama herds in the surrounding pastures.

Our Maple Lodge opened in December, 1998. It is made up of Casa Mexico, Casa Santa Fe and Camp Kodiak. Casa Mexico is a taste of Old Mexico. Bright colors, unique folk art, rich Kilim rugs, and hand crafted Mexican furniture speak of a culture that says: relax, slow down, enjoy the beauty of life. Manana! (Queen bed and loveseat sleeper)

Llamas were domesticated by the Inca Indians in the Andean highlands of Peru and Bolivia 4000 to 5000 years ago. They were the primary beasts of burden used for transporting goods to build the ancient Inca Empire. These fascinating animals are still a very important part of South American Culture. Today they are finding their way across trails in the United States and Canada carrying loads for backcountry travelers.