Up The High Country To Boone
Boone lies about 90 miles northeast of Asheville, a slow climb up US-19/23 to US-421 into North Carolina’s High Country. Home to Appalachian State, Boone sits at the highest elevation of any of our lanes, so mountain driving and weather shape every trip.
Who Moves This Way
- Appalachian State students, faculty, and staff households
- Second-home and ski-country buyers around Boone and Blowing Rock
- Retirees drawn to the cool High Country summers
- Families relocating up into Watauga County
Route At A Glance
| Route detail | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Distance | Roughly 90 miles |
| Main corridor | US-19/23 to US-421 northeast |
| Drive time | About 1 hour 50 minutes |
| Delivery | Same day, weather permitting |
Boone sits above 3,300 feet and gets real winter, so from late fall on we plan around snow and ice, moving your delivery to a clear window rather than risking an iced-over mountain road.
What to expect on this route · ~90 mi
One crew and one truck the whole way, GPS-tracked door to door, on a single binding written rate. We name a delivery day and hit it — nobody else ever touches your load, and the price we wrote down is the price you pay.