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Asheville (North Carolina)

Quaint mountain town. Hipster haven. Beer City, USA. College town. Bluegrass mecca. Culinary destination. Try as you might, it's impossible to give Asheville just one label. Located in western North Carolina just off the Blue Ridge Parkway, the city is an unexpected gem, where a vibrant arts scene intertwines with Southern traditions and beautiful scenery. It's safe to say, no matter what your interests, Asheville has something to offer you.

While history buffs get lost on the grounds of the Biltmore Estate, epicureans can sample from a culinary smorgasbord and tantalize their taste buds at one of the city's many breweries. Culture hounds can wander through the River Arts District while adventure seekers go full-throttle hiking, biking, zip lining or whitewater rafting in one of the numerous parks and forests. Asheville meshes these personalities together to make something uniquely its own, with an identity that is always evolving, but somehow stays true to its roots.

JAN

47

27

3.6

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FEB

51

29

3.4

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MAR

59

35

3.8

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APR

68

43

3.4

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MAY

76

52

3.7

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JUN

82

60

4.6

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JUL

85

64

4.5

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AUG

83

63

4.4

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SEP

77

57

3.8

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OCT

68

45

3.2

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NOV

58

35

3.5

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DEC

50

30

3.6

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Best Time to Visit

October

Peak fall foliage in the Blue Ridge Mountains

Primary Reason

Mountain & Alpine

Urban & Culture

USA

Brewery

North America

Southeast

USA

North Carolina

Top 5 Things to Do

Biltmore Estate

Blue Ridge Parkway

River Arts District

North Carolina Arboretum

Hidden Gem

Craggy Gardens

High-elevation rhododendron tunnels and sweeping Blue Ridge views.

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