Attractions Directory

Lansing Nestled in the High Country in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina is the charmingly rustic small town of Lansing. More…	Lenoir Come and visit Lenoir, NC. More…
Linn Cove Viaduct Construction of the Blue Ridge Parkway began in 1935, but the 469-mile scenic drive was not completed until 1982. More…	Linville Caverns Some of the most fascinating geological formations in the North Carolina mountains lie beneath the surface at Linville Caverns. More…
Linville Gorge and Falls Linville Gorge, near Linville Falls, NC, is the deepest and one of the most rugged and scenic gorges in the eastern United States. More…	Little Tennessee River The Little Tennessee River Greenway in Franklin, NC showcases one of the most pristine rivers in the North Carolina mountains. More…
Looking Glass Rock The sheer face of Looking Glass Rock, located near Brevard, NC, makes it one of the best rock climbing venues in the state. More…	Marshall The community of Marshall hugs the banks of the French Broad River, a short distance north of Asheville, More…
Moses Cone Memorial Park Moses H. Cone Memorial Park, on the Blue Ridge Parkway, preserves the historic Flat Top Manor, home of the Parkway Craft Center. More…	Mount Airy Museum of Regional History The Mount Airy Museum of Regional History showcases the early settlement of "The Hollows" at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains. More…