Autumn Time in Asheville
This fall, head to Asheville, North Carolina, situated in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Great Smoky Mountain range. The Biltmore Estate, one of the most famous landmarks in the area, the charming atmosphere, and friendly people make Asheville a favorite vacation destination. This fashionable mountain town offers an abundance of local taste and plenty to do for visitors. The scenery and fall foliage are spectacular; bring your camera and capture the multitude of bright colors along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Autumn begins in late September and ends in late October to early November.
Downtown Asheville is home to many locally owned shops, restaurants, art galleries and nearly 100 antique shops that you can…show more content… You don't have to spend lots of money to have a rewarding experience in Asheville. In fact, you can spend time with your family and friends by taking advantage of the many free fall activities without spending a dime.
Fall is also when the spooks come out and play. To experience the paranormal, a stay at the Biltmore Village Inn (formally Reed House Bed & Breakfast) is a great way to encounter the spirits. Built in 1892 by Samuel Harrison Reed, it is situated on top of a steep hill overlooking the Biltmore House. Reed suffered a great loss when five of the children died, followed by his wives' death. Guests often hear the sound of heavy boots on the steps and pool balls gliding across the pool table. Bedroom doors open and close at will, as an invisible presence roams about in the inn.
If you prefer to explore the outdoors, you will discover that the Asheville area has plenty to offer. One of the biggest attractions in the Asheville area is the Blue Ridge Parkway - a 469-mile highway that stretches from the Shenandoah National Park to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The scenery and foliage in the fall are spectacular to view. If you really want to get a feel of the area, explore the different trails on foot leading you along the
