Whether you are a native resident in need of a weekend day trip or planning a getaway from afar, there are mountains of activities in and around the Asheville area.
Hosting miles of scenic hiking trails, quaint small towns, many lakes and rivers for watersports, and some of the best galleries and breweries you’ll find, western North Carolina is one of the country's most beautiful areas. Those who love to explore will never lack something to do.
When you’re in Asheville, there is no shortage of things to do. From catching a show at one of our famous music venues to outdoor adventures to art and food, here is a guide to enjoying Asheville and western North Carolina.
It is that time again; temperatures are warming up, bees are buzzing, and graduation season is about to kick into full gear. With a solid year of being back in the classroom for many, this year is cause for particular celebration.
Whether you are graduating from one of our great universities right here in western North Carolina or looking for a destination from further afar, Asheville is the perfect spot.
Tens of millions of people visit Asheville and Buncombe County every year. From the allure of exploring the mountains to one of the largest concentrations of art and culture, there are plenty of reasons to visit western North Carolina.
Even if you are in town for just a weekend getaway, you can catch a show with some of the biggest names in music or hot up-and-comers. Here are some of the best music venues in Asheville.
Winter is one of the best times of the year to visit Asheville. Millions of tourists travel here each year, but most want to time their trips with the school calendar or the peak of fall color. After the New Year, the kids go back to school, some of the outdoor activities are closed for the season, and there may not be as many outdoor festivals and events.
That is exactly why it’s the perfect time of year to explore Asheville like a local. There’s a little less traffic, a little more flexibility, and still, more to do than you can pack into a single weekend. Here are seven ways to do what locals do in the French Broad River Valley, especially during the off-season.
