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New in 2023, this expanded, updated and fully revised third edition of Amazing Asheville: Travel Guide to Asheville and the North Carolina Mountains covers everything you need to enjoy hip, artsy, sudsy, foodie, laid-back and natural Asheville, North Carolina.
This travel guide provides local information from an Asheville native on how to spend your time in the Asheville area. It has complete chapters on the Blue Ridge Parkway, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the Biltmore House and Biltmore Estate. In more than 125,000 words and 340 pages of detailed information, this carefully researched book delivers up-to-date information on the best places to stay (B&Bs, inns, resorts, hotels, motels and mountain cabins), where to shop and where to dine, drink and party. Amazing Asheville also provides all the information you need on Asheville's booming craft brewery and club scene, art and crafts galleries, the LGBTQ+ scene, museums and all the outdoor activities in the highest mountains in Eastern America. Also included are maps of Asheville, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Blue Ridge Parkway and others.
This is travel information you can trust, because the author - who has written more than 20 best-selling books on travel and retirement including Fodor's, Frommer's and Avalon guides - does not accept freebies or comps. Everything is based on the author's candid appraisal.
As a bonus, there are sections on the small, quaint towns in the NC mountains.
Visiting Asheville and the Blue Ridge Mountains?
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