Favorite Appalachian Towns
The Blue Ridge Mountains and Great Smoky Mountains, in Appalachia, have some memorable places to visit! From Asheville, North Carolina, you can head out to these towns.
145 ft high waterfall inside a chilly underground cavern, run by a touristy company.
Garden walk through rock slots, under stone bridges, past gnomes, and to gorgeous views.
Carousel and splash pad in a park on the river with views of the blue bridge.
Exquisite modern building on bluffs over the Tennessee River. Gorgeous views of the blue Walnut Street Bridge and good artwork too!
Sculptures on a steep cliff over the Tennessee River, and a cute neighborhood for walks and bakery visits.
Hilly campus with some modern glass buildings, plus red brick buildings.
Eight mile paved walking path along the river and past some special sights!
A beautiful and steep hike past sweeping views to the top of a waterfall!
Pretty university campus just steps from the sweet Dahlonega town square.
Adorable gold rush (and college) town in the foothills of the Blue Ridge mountains.
Gold panning in water stations, plus a walking tour below ground of the mine- kids love it!
Basic park with big kid and toddler playground, swings, and nice tricycle path.
Lovely walk past flowers galore to a waterfall you can stand behind.
Picturesque spot where a historic turbine mill sits on a rushing stream.
Grand estate with beautiful furnishings, countryside views, indoor pool, and gardens.
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