Picnicking – Page 2 – Blue Ridge National Heritage Area

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First a mere crossroads for traders and drovers after the Civil War, then a thriving...

Construction of the Blue Ridge Parkway began in 1935, but the 469-mile scenic drive was...

The Mountain Gateway Museum and Heritage Center, located in Old Fort, North Carolina, provides an...

Go back in time to a rural retreat for summer visitors Historic Johnson Farm, a...

Fort Defiance, near Lenoir, is a historic home built by a Revolutionary War hero in...

Upper Whitewater Falls, near Cashiers, drops over 411 feet and is the highest falls east...

Located at the edge of the Piedmont, South Mountains State Park is considered one of...

Rocky Bluff Recreation Area, near Hot Springs, North Carolina, is perfect spot for a mountain...

Rising 1,400 feet above a rolling plain, Pilot Mountain served as a landmark for both...

The remarkable botanical diversity and beautiful waterfall in this peaceful glen near Tryon, North Carolina,...

The New River, the centerpiece of the more than 2,000-acre New River State Park near...

The Little Tennessee River, which can be accessed on foot from the Little Tennessee River...