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Asheville Historical
Trolley Tours,
Asheville. Narrated tour of area attractions. (888) 667-3600
www.ashevilletrolleytours.com

Biltmore Estate,
near Asheville. America’s largest home built for George W. Vanderbilt in 1895, with 250-rooms, 8,000-acre grounds, vineyard and winery.
(800) 295-4730
www.biltmore.com

Carl Sandburg Home,
Flat Rock. National Historic site on 240-acre farm.
(828) 693-4178
www.nps.gov/carl

Grove Arcade Public Market, Asheville. Local owner-operated shops and restaurants showcasing the best food, crafts, and wares in the region.
(828) 252-7799
www.grovearcade.com
The Grove Park Inn
Resort & Spa,
Asheville. Historic grand hotel built in 1913. (800) 438-5800
www.groveparkinn.com

Historic Downtown Hendersonville.
In the National Register of Historic Places. (828) 697-2022
Historic Village of Flat Rock.
(800) 828-4244
www.historicflatrock.org

Historic
Hendersonville Depot.
(828) 698-0052

Historic Johnson Farm, Hendersonville. Late 19th-century farm and tourist retreat.
(828) 891-6585

Nu Wray Inn,
Burnsville. Established 1833.
(800) 368-9729
www.nuwrayinn.com

 St. John in the
Wilderness Church,
Flat Rock.
(828) 693-9783
Thomas Wolfe Memorial, Asheville. State Historic Site. The novelist’s boyhood home and museum. (828) 253-8304
www.wolfememorial.com		 Zebulon B. Vance Birthplace State Historic Site, Weaverville. Reconstructed home of Civil War-era Governor.
(828) 645-6706

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