Enjoying the Eliada Corn Maze – Fall in the mountains calls for the Eliada Corn Maze adventure! The Eliada Corn Maze near Asheville is a wonderful charity event. We won tickets to Eliadas corn maze so we decided to go Full Story with Pictures…
Apple Picking for the Whole Family! When fall comes around one of our favorite things to do is head to Hendersonville and go Apple picking! Apple picking is an inexpensive activity that everyone can enjoy. Pick apples for your baking Full Story with Pictures…
Roy Pope Memorial Park – The Woodfin playground is an absolute hidden gem of the area. Located on the west side of the Woodfin exit, Roy Pope Memorial Park is very easy to find and covers all of your kid’s Full Story with Pictures…
Toms Creek Falls is an easy beginner hike with a wonderful 60-foot waterfall at the end of the trail. Hiking to Toms Creek Falls is a four tenths mile stroll on a beautiful woodlands trail . The combination of short Full Story with Pictures…
Carrier Park is an playground area located on the French Broad River Greenway. We recommend the playground for older kids and mixed aged families. The park is the best one for combining bicycles and playgrounds. Quick Bits: Fenced in Playground Full Story with Pictures…
1/6/2017 Update – Asheville Snowfall is expected to hit 5 inches in the next 16 hours! We have the possibility of snow tubing in Asheville city limits and will update with pictures if the snow comes down. Snow Days in Full Story with Pictures…
The Asheville Botanical Garden is a ten acre slice of nature tucked away five minutes from downtown Asheville. Located on the edge of the UNCA Campus, the garden holds over 600 different species native to Southern Appalachia. The garden is Full Story with Pictures…
The French Broad River Greenway links three city parks with a bicycle and walking path. The trail runs over two miles between the French Broad River Park, Carrier Park and Hominy Creek park. The trail starts at the dog park Full Story with Pictures…
The Western North Carolina Nature Center is a 42-acre zoological park operated by the Parks and Recreation department. In the past the center was called the Asheville City Zoo before rebranding. The Nature Center hosts a collection of animals native Full Story with Pictures…
Our first holiday season adventure was the NC Arboretum Winter Lights display. Nana flew into town for the weekend, so we sought out holiday activities that we could walk through as a group. A few quick searches brought up the Full Story with Pictures…