Transylvania County is called the “Land of Waterfalls” sporting more than 250 of these natural wonders. Many are an easy walking distance of the Blue Ridge Parkway (another natural wonder). They also offer pickup services to transport you to and from your hotel.

This company was started in 2011 by local foodie Stephen Steidle and is a great way to experience Asheville’s vibrant culinary scene. Tours include stops at 5-7 restaurants as well as some Asheville history!

This is a great little museum right downtown featuring American art from the 20th and 21st century with a specific focus on the unique folk art history in western North Carolina.

Asheville has some amazing rooftop bars, and this tour helps you find some of the best. Tours feature 3 bars (reserved seating) with beautiful views, historic landmarks, and award-winning cocktails.

There are lots of rivers to explore in NC from class 5 kayaking on the Green to novice rafting at the NOC - one of our favorites is a lazy river float on the French Broad. Trips range from 2- 4 hours. Be sure to rent a floating cooler and fill it with some local brews!

Explore America's largest home boasting 175,000 square feet. It’s George Vanderbilt’s masterpiece! Owned by George’s descendants, enjoy the home, winery, gardens, etc. Be sure to spring for the basement and/or rooftop tours.

The River Arts District (or RAD as some call it) is an area of town on the French Broad River. Visit the working studios and galleries of artists – painting, pottery, photography, sculpture, jewelry, glass, metal, wood and much more.

This is an AMAZING studio where local artists invite you to watch the glassblowing process from start to finish. Work ranges from functional to decor to custom lighting. Enjoy Asheville craft beers as you watch and then buy a piece to remember your day.