There are tours of Asheville for any taste. Those who enjoy walking and street art should take advantage of the Urban Trail. If you’d like to ride a piece of history, consider taking a trip on Asheville’s Historic trolley. Tour the historic Montford district on an autorickshaw, or downtown Asheville by segway.
Take a self-guided tour and explore the diversity of art found in downtown Asheville galleries. City Center Art Walks held annually in April, June, August and October.
Enjoy a 90-minute fully narrated tour of the Asheville area that includes all major points of interest. Your guide will combine humorous stories and historical information into a fun-filled tour onboard a vintage trolley.
Walking tour of 30 sculptures depicting the history of downtown Asheville. Rent audiocassette with headset at Pack Place. Guided tours Saturdays and the first Sunday in season. No reservation required.
Bicycle rentals for mountain bikes, road bikes and cruiser bikes. Self-guided tour routes, maps and guidebooks are available for bicycle rides on the area forest lands, on the Blue Ridge Parkway and around downtown Asheville.
We offer the most comprehensive selection of bicycle tours in the south. From our 1/2-day trips to multi-day vacations with emphasis on the Blue Ridge Parkway and surrounding areas.
Studio tour offers a guided walk through of the sound stages, wet stage for water effects, re-enactment of scenes from projects filmed and some of the secrets of movie production from an insider’s viewpoint.
This National Park Service site honors the accomplishments of American poet Carl Sandburg. Take a guided tour of the historic home; visit the farm and trails. Free for farm and trails. Fee for house tour; cash and check only.
ClimbMax Climbing Center, in downtown Asheville, is a full service indoor climbing facility with guided outdoor tours available. ClimbMax has activities for groups of all ages and all sizes, from birthday parties to corporate programs.
Falcon AirLink, Inc. is a locally-owned and operated helicopter tour service based out of the Asheville Regional Airport offering sightseeing and custom aerial rides for the mountains of Western North Carolina.
Maker of award-winning fine lagers and specialty ales brewed since 1999 in the tradition of old European breweries with an American perspective. French Broad Brewing Co. offers brewery tours, a Tasting Room with music on Fridays, and retail sales so you can enjoy a French Broad at home.
Old fashioned fun for everyone! Hop aboard one of Gray Line's nostagic red trolleys for an hour and a half fully narrated journey through Asheville highlighting the history, homes and hot spots of this "City of Surprises".
Step into the world of the unknown with the Haunted Ghost Tour of Asheville for a hair-raising 90-minute tour into the spirit realm of this mountain town. Join us for a leisurely stroll and search along the shadowy streets.
This 1880s brick farmhouse is listed on National Register. Former summer boarding house and farm. Museum, guided tours, miniature horses and antique farm equipment displays.
Glimpse Asheville's history and link the past with the present. Architectural history and Riverside Cemetary Tours both available. Reservations required.
Step aboard and discover one of the most spectacular lakes in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Daily hourly tours, evening champagne, and dinner cruises. Or, rent a boat from the marina and explore the lake on your own.
Enjoy the glide of Asheville's only downtown Segway Tour. Starting at the Asheville Visitor Center, you will receive training followed by a 2 to 2.5 hour tour of downtown, including the Grove Arcade and the Urban Trail.
Unspoiled family fun! Enjoy free local music on weekends, art and craft demos, butterfly and herb garden tours, storytelling, hayrides , apples in season, fudge, and other goodies.
Novelist Thomas Wolfe's boyhood home and setting for his 1929 novel "Look Homeward, Angel". Visitor Center offers multi-media presentation and exhibits. Tours of the historic house are offered hourly.