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    • Day 1 – Explore The Biltmore Estate & Get A Taste of Downtown
    • Day 2 – Blue Ridge Parkway Attractions and The River Arts District
    • Day 3 – Enjoy An Outdoor Excursion Or Wellness Retreat
    • Day 4 – Take A Day Trip
    • Day 5 – Immerse Yourself in The River Arts District & Downtown Scene

    Morning

    For your first day in Asheville, you’re going to hit the ground running by visiting the historic Biltmore Estate. Start your morning with brunch at First Watch in Biltmore Village. This restaurant is conveniently located near the entrance to the estate.

    Afternoon

    After breakfast, drive over to the Biltmore Estate. I recommend starting off your estate visit with a Biltmore House tour. You’ll have to reserve a time slot to enter the house ahead of time, so give yourself ample time between breakfast and getting here. Assuming you reserve ticketsonline and ahead of time, getting in should be easy. You can wander the Biltmore House on your own (with or without the included audio self-guided tour), or arrange for specific, guided tours. Some of my favorite...

    Evening

    After a long day at the Biltmore Estate, I recommend heading back to your accommodation to freshen up or just relax a bit. Then, when you’re ready, head into downtown Asheville for dinner. Although there are tons of great Asheville restaurants, I have a few recommendations for downtown. For Southern cuisine, head to Tupelo Honey. For American fare, Twisted Laurel has great food. If you want something a little different, Chai Pani, Strada, and Curateare all fantastic.

    Morning

    Today’s part of the itinerary includes a few stops throughout the Blue Ridge Mountainswhile leaving some room for you to explore. Start your morning with breakfast at your accommodations, and then pack a picnic for the road. This day is all about the outdoors! Once you’ve packed your food and thrown on your outdoor gear, head over to the Blue Ridge Parkway. There are five main entrances to access the parkway, and today you’ll be heading north. So, take Blue Ridge Parkway Milepost 382. Almost...

    Afternoon

    After the Folk Art Center, hit the parkway once again and drive north until you hit Craggy Gardens. Along the way, you’ll pass tons of mountain overlooks and entrances for Asheville hiking trails. Feel free to take your time. Eventually, you’ll reach Craggy Gardens Visitor Center. You can park your car and use the restroom here. Then, drive a little further to Craggy Dome Parking lot at Milepost 364.1. You’ll find the Craggy Gardens trailhead here. Do the short walk (1.4 miles roundtrip, easy...

    Evening

    Wrap up this nature and adventure-filled day by relaxing in one of Asheville’s coolest and laid-back spots: the River Arts District. This artsy neighborhood is located along the French Broad River, and I’ve got a best-of-both-worlds recommendation for you. Pick up some tasty Carolina barbecue at 12 Bones Smokehouse and take it to go. Then, drive over to Hi-Wire Brewing, which is one of the most popular Asheville breweries. This brewery and beer garden allows you to bring in outside food (not...

    Morning

    Start your day with brunch in Asheville. There are a number of tasty breakfast joints to choose from. A couple of personal favorites are Sunny Point Cafe and Biscuit Head. Tupelo Honey and Early Girl Eateryare also popular options. After brunch, you can choose from one of two Asheville vacation options, depending on what you’re interested in. If you’re visiting for just a short Asheville weekend away, I’d recommend incorporating this day’s itinerary to make the most out of your trip.

    Afternoon Option #1: Outdoor Excursion

    Asheville, NC is FULL of opportunities for outdoor adventure. But one of the most memorable ways you can get your adventure on is through a guided tour or adventure excursion. If you’re traveling as a family, I highly recommend this option. For things like zip lining and ropes courses, the Adventure Center of Ashevilleis where you’ll want to go. This is a great option for visitors of all ages and the center is close to downtown Asheville. I’ve seen everyone from small children to older adults...

    Afternoon Option #2: Wellness Retreat

    There are countless Asheville wellness tours and retreats to take part in. Think everything from spas to spiritual experiences. Doing a wellness retreat is a great option for couples or a friend’s weekend in Asheville. Spend your afternoon relaxing with a day pass to a spa. Asheville Salt Cave & Spa is near downtown Asheville and offers massages, a hammam bathhouse, and a therapeutic salt cave. Shoji Spa & Retreatis another great option that’s a little more secluded in nature. It’s Asheville’...

    Morning

    This morning, you’ll hit the road and head to the town of Brevard, NC. This small, charming town is only 45 minutes south of Asheville. You’ll find outdoor attractions in Brevard and things to dofor visitors of all ages. First on the agenda will be spending some time exploring downtown. Stop by Cup and Saucer for a cup of coffee, and Bracken Mountain Bakeryfor pastries. Next, browse the local shops—there are so many unique ones to stop in. Think everything from gift shops to stores with local...

    Afternoon

    Once you’ve had your fill of downtown activities, it’s time for lunch. If you want something a little different, Rocky’s Grill & Soda Shop is an old-fashioned diner that’s great for families. The Falls Landing Restaurantis another downtown option that serves up tasty seafood and hearty fare. After lunch, spend the rest of your afternoon at Pisgah National Forest, home to some of the best waterfalls near Asheville. Your first stop will be the roadside waterfall, Looking Glass Falls. Park (if y...

    Evening

    As soon as you exit Pisgah National Forest, you’ll see Hawg Wild Barbequeto your right. Stop for dinner and enjoy some Carolina BBQ. Hawg Wild serves up great Western and Eastern BBQ, so you can have a taste of both. After dinner, go across the street and get some ice cream from Dolly’s Dairy Bar. After dinner and dessert, you can easily hop on Highway 280 and head back to Asheville. One of the best things to have on any Asheville itinerary is a day trip. This is because there are endless day...

    Morning

    Wake up bright and early(ish) and head to either Biscuit Head or Sunny Point Cafe in West Asheville for breakfast. Then, cross back over the French Broad River and head to the River Arts District (RAD). This is by far one of my favorite areas in Asheville. Things here start to open around 10 am – 11 am. Grab a cup of coffee at Summit Coffee Co., one of the best coffee shops in Asheville, and spend the rest of your morning browsing local art galleries and checking out vintage shops.

    Afternoon

    After a morning enjoying RAD, drive into downtown Asheville. For the sake of this Asheville itinerary, park at Wall Street Garage. From here, just about everything you’ll want to see and do in Asheville is within walking distance. Your first order of business will be dropping by the Grove Arcade—Asheville’s “Original Mall.” Here, you can browse some of the best of Asheville all in one place. This historic building is filled with local shops, cafes, and restaurants. If you’re interested, the A...

    Evening

    To wrap up your last evening on this Asheville itinerary, enjoy happy hour drinks at a place like The Montford Rooftop Bar. Depending on what time of year you visit and general timing, you can catch sunset up here. For dinner, treat yourself to one of Asheville’s many amazing restaurants. Chai Pani, Strada, and Curate are some of my top personal recommendations. 👉 Pro Tip:Many restaurants in Asheville fill up fast. Some take reservations, some don’t. Call ahead to confirm. For the restaurant...

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