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Plan ahead with our suggestions for memorable outings in Western North Carolina.
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Day Trip: Cherokee
Listen to the powerful voices of a Native people with a visit to Cherokee, about an hour’s drive west of Asheville.

Life’s A Picnic
Local author Ashley English presents new ways to enjoy the outdoors this summer, with tips for putting together a picnic and suggestions for good spots to go.

Into The Wild
North Carolina produces almost 40 percent of the country's Christmas trees—and Yancey County is one of seven counties in the state where the growing takes place.

Getaway: Brevard
Known for its recreation vibe, Brevard also has a vibrant food scene.

Footloose In Hot Springs
Hot Springs is a mysterious little town, and part of the mystery is how it remains so undiscovered so close to Asheville.

Prizewinners
Take a trip to Connemara, where the poet Carl Sandburg sometimes played second fiddle to his wife's dairy goats.

Saluda
Sitting under the whirling fans of the Purple Onion, on Main Street in Saluda, the late summer and early fall are just about as pleasant as can be.

The Poinsett Bridge
The Poinsett Bridge looms in the forest like something medieval. You half expect to find a troll lurking under its gothic arch.

Fine Arts, Fine Food
For a perfect day trip, visit the Penland School of Crafts in Mitchell County and follow up with a meal from chef Nate Allen at Knife and Fork.
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