We will start at the Magnetic Theatre! Next, we will walk down Depot Street to learn about the history of the RAD, the artists, and their galleries. We will stop at the Grind Coffee for a taste of local brews followed by a private tour of the historical Grey Eagle Music Venue! We will view glass blowing demonstrations at the NC Glasswork Center, then walk alongside the river, learning stories about the legends of the French Broad as well as a list of activities you can do on the river post-tour! We will finish on Foundy Street to learn all about the graffiti that covers the walls and the creative local businesses.
The Western North Carolina Agricultural Center is the home of the North Carolina Mountain State Fair, numerous horse and livestock events, large scale shows and other fun events such as car shows, fishing expos, quilt shows, dog shows, rodeos, equestrian competitions, motorcross racing, food festivals, auctions and more. This impressive facility is located near the Asheville Airport. The Morris L. "Mac" McGough Arena is a year-round indoor facility that seats 3,000 spectato rs for competitions and shows. One of the center's more recent additions is the LEED-green certified Event Center used for a diverse range of events and gatherings such as national and regional trade shows and conventions, public expos and entertainment. The Expo Center has an additional 27,000 square feet of exhibit space. Since it covers 87 acres, there are plenty of parking spaces!
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Broadmoor Golf Links is located in the greater Asheville area in Fletcher, North Carolina. Scenery from the Blue Ridge Mountains and the French Broad River Valley create a beautiful backdrop for your golf experience. Broadmoor is a championship golf course designed by noted golf course architect Karl Litten – recognized alongside Nicklaus, Palmer, and Fazio by the PGA as one of golf’s fab four designers. Litten is famous for designs that are all unique. His courses do not hav e the same “signature” qualities, making each course a hand crafted work of art. Broadmoor Golf Links is also designed to be enjoyed in 4 hours, whether you like to ride or walk. With tees measuring from 5600 to over 7000 yards, Broadmoor appeals to every level of golfer. Broadmoor’s clubhouse features spacious accommodations to enjoy after a day on the links. Our site is also the perfect locale for weddings, company outings, business meetings or birthday parties.
No trip to Asheville is complete without a stop at Biltmore Estate. The huge private estate was once the home of George Washington Vanderbilt. It is cited as the biggest privately owned house not just in North Carolina, but in all of the country. It’s a great representation of the Gilded Age and its prominence makes a visit here one of the best things to do in Asheville.
Trail running is a sport-activity which combines running, and, where there are steep gradients, , that is run "on any unpaved surface".[It is similar to both mountain and running (also known as hill running). Mountain running may, however, include paved sections. Trail running normally takes place in warm climates, or on good paths, or tracks which are relatively easy to follow, and does not necessarily involve the significant amounts of ascent, or need for navigating skills, normal in fell running. Unlike road running and track running it generally takes place on hiking trails, often in mountainous terrain, where there can be much larger ascents and descents. It is difficult to definitively distinguish trail running from cross country running. In general, however, cross country is an IAAF-governed discipline that is typically raced over shorter distances. The number of organized trail races grew 1,000% from 2008 to 2018, from 160 to more than 1,800 globally.] Runners often cite less impact stress compared to road running, as well as the landscape and non-urban environment, as primary reasons for preferring trail running.This move to nature is also reflected in a large increase in competitors in non-traditional/off-road triathlons and adventure racing in the 201
In the dark of the night, follow your guide around the streets of Asheville. See some of the most haunted areas as you listen to stories about ghosts who won’t go away, brutal murders, and many other spine-chilling tales. Plus, find out why psychics consider the city a vortex. Discover spooky sights such as Pack Square, the Basilica of St. Lawrence, and the Thomas Wolfe Memorial. Then, head to Pritchard Park where troops rallied before the "Battle of Asheville" during the Civ il War. Once you’re done exploring, your guide shows you some ghost-hunting techniques and you'll use real equipment to try and experience paranormal activity before your tour ends.
Maximize time in Asheville with a guided walking tour focused on the city’s history, architecture, and culture. Meet your guide for a sightseeing tour including top landmarks like the Thomas Wolfe Memorial, Grove Arcade, and the Basilica of Saint Lawrence. Get to know the unique city of Asheville from the perspective of a local.
This downtown Asheville brewery tour takes the guesswork out of finding a great beer in the North Carolina mountain town. On this walking tour, led by a certified cicerone, you stop at top Asheville breweries. At each brewery, learn about the specific brewing processes and get to taste multiple samples.
Join us for a Jeep tour ride on America's most famous roadway. This tour takes you on the most iconic stretch of the beautiful Blue Ridge Parkway. Enjoy endless views from your seat on our custom jeep. Your local guide will share stories about Pisgah National Forest, its rich history, and unique biodiversity. We will stop at our favorite overlooks with the best views and great picture spots. This tour will take you up to 5,500 feet above sea level, through dense forest, past wildlife, edible plants, and miles and miles of views. Explore the Blue Ridge Mountains like a local!