Hay muchísimas actividades para toda la familia, tanto aventuras al aire libre como en interiores. Evite las multitudes que vienen con el otoño, la primavera y el verano, y disfrute de Asheville con su familia en la época más fabulosa del año. Juegos y Museos Interactivos Con más de 30 máquinas de pinball y más de una docena de videojuegos
Asheville tiene una de las temporadas otoñales más largas y diversas que casi ningún otro lugar en Estados Unidos. A partir de las últimas semanas de septiembre y hasta mediados de noviembre, se pueden disfrutar hermosas caminatas por senderos que en otoño se cubren de una gama de colores que van del rojo hasta el dorado. Caminar por estos senderos permite a los
Running routes, events, group runs and local shops await! Pack your running shoes if you’re coming to Asheville because we have a ton of great running routes, events, group runs and more waiting for you. The two of us have been runners for over 20 years and we’re excited to share some of our favorite places to run in Asheville, North Carolina! There are a surprising number of running
The Blue Ridge Parkway is more than a scenic drive. You could call the Parkway the country’s greatest hiking trailhead. The Blue Ridge Parkway offers easy access to all kinds of hiking adventures, from short walks to day-long treks. Find your perfect Asheville hiking trail! Use our Asheville Hike Finder to easily filter by distance from downtown, trail length
Imagine hearing the leaves crunch under your feet as you feast your eyes on the golds, oranges and reds of autumn that surround you. The iconic trails of the Asheville area can be explored during any season but many of these trails in the Blue Ridge Mountains offer a truly special experience in the fall. There are few better ways to soak in the colors of fall foliage than with a
Feel the rush of sliding down a 60-foot all-natural water slide in the heart of gorgeous Pisgah National Forest! The appropriately named Sliding Rock is an experience unlike any other and it’s one of the most exciting ways to cool off in the warmer weather months. People of all ages lineup to take the plunge down the sloping rock face waterfall on their way to landing into an 8-foot-deep
Discover the Smokies by Trail, Train or Tube To walk in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is to follow in the footsteps of the Cherokee Indians; living on this land for more than 14,000 years. Because of the great efforts of many, today the 520,000-acre Great Smoky Mountain National Park (GSMNP) is protected forever. And today all of us can stand atop Clingman’s Dome and see the same
Explore the local “find dining” scene Ask local chefs and mixologists about the inspiration for their signature dishes and drinks, and they will tell stories about searching for patches of chickweed, chanterelles, sassafras, violets and dandelions in the forests and parks. The bounty of wild edibles has led chefs out of the kitchen and into nature to forage for fresh, local
At 6,684, Mount Mitchell is the highest peak east of the Mississippi River. At its summit you'll find a 360° panoramic view of the surrounding Appalachian landscape, filled with mountains and valleys. Experience the gradual change in plant life as you ascend this epic mountain. Mount Mitchell State Park offers several different hiking options, a short loop (less than a mile), a
There’s plenty to do for the whole crew, indoors or out Avoid the crowds that come with fall, spring and summer, and enjoy Asheville with your family at the coolest time of the year. Games and Interactive Museums With more than 30 pinball machines and over a dozen classic video games in the “Arcave,” there’s enough nostalgic button pushing at the Asheville Pinball
