Asheville, North Carolina is a gem in the Blue Ridge Mountains. There’s so much to do in the summer that you should try to take advantage of as much of it as you can!

Breweries

There’s nothing better than getting a nice cold beer on a hot summer day, and Asheville can certainly deliver in this area. With more than 20 craft beer breweries, why not spend a day trying as many as you can? Many of them are even within walking distance of each other in downtown Asheville, so you’re totally set!

Swimming

While Asheville is located in the Blue Ridge Mountains, that doesn’t mean you can’t go swimming still! There are plenty of swimming holes and waterfalls to visit in the area that are perfect for the summer heat. On the campus of Warren Wilson College there’s an awesome swimming hole, and if you want a really different experience, go to sliding rock and go down a natural water slide into the pool and swim along the waterfall!

Hiking

Obviously there are a ton of trails within the Blue Ridge Mountains, one for everyone! If you want an awesome view with the option of a short or longer hike, go to Craggy Gardens. If you want to just enjoy the view, go up to Max Patch for a beautiful bald.

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One American city that any craft beer lover has to visit is Asheville, North Carolina, a mountain town scenically nestled in a valley of the Appalachian Mountains.

Asheville has a unique and care-free reputation, and this character extends to the city’s beer scene. Despite only having a population of 92,000, Asheville hosts tons of craft breweries. The city in and of itself boasts nearly 30, and the surrounding region hosts even more.

It’s easy to take a stroll around Asheville’s comfy downtown area and visit lots of the breweries without using a car. One of our favorite Asheville breweries (which is located within walking distance from the city center) is Burial Beer Company. This brewery produces unique ales and offers a comfortable outside beer garden to enjoy your drinks in.

Other Asheville breweries in the city center with a fantastic reputation include Wicked Weed (IPAs and sour beers galore), Hi-Wire Brewing (good beer in a chic, industrial-inspired space), and Bhramari Brewing Company (a gastropub with an eclectic beer selection).

Asheville is truly a paradise for any beer lover. Go, and go soon!

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Asheville, North Carolina is a gem in the Blue Ridge Mountains. There’s so much to do in the summer that you should try to take advantage of as much of it as you can!

Breweries

There’s nothing better than getting a nice cold beer on a hot summer day, and Asheville can certainly deliver in this area. With more than 20 craft beer breweries, why not spend a day trying as many as you can? Many of them are even within walking distance of each other in downtown Asheville, so you’re totally set!

Swimming

While Asheville is located in the Blue Ridge Mountains, that doesn’t mean you can’t go swimming still! There are plenty of swimming holes and waterfalls to visit in the area that are perfect for the summer heat. On the campus of Warren Wilson College there’s an awesome swimming hole, and if you want a really different experience, go to sliding rock and go down a natural water slide into the pool and swim along the waterfall!

Hiking

Obviously there are a ton of trails within the Blue Ridge Mountains, one for everyone! If you want an awesome view with the option of a short or longer hike, go to Craggy Gardens. If you want to just enjoy the view, go up to Max Patch for a beautiful bald.

The post Don’t Miss Out on These Summer Activites in Asheville, North Carolina appeared first on Traveler Master.

One American city that any craft beer lover has to visit is Asheville, North Carolina, a mountain town scenically nestled in a valley of the Appalachian Mountains.

Asheville has a unique and care-free reputation, and this character extends to the city’s beer scene. Despite only having a population of 92,000, Asheville hosts tons of craft breweries. The city in and of itself boasts nearly 30, and the surrounding region hosts even more.

It’s easy to take a stroll around Asheville’s comfy downtown area and visit lots of the breweries without using a car. One of our favorite Asheville breweries (which is located within walking distance from the city center) is Burial Beer Company. This brewery produces unique ales and offers a comfortable outside beer garden to enjoy your drinks in.

Other Asheville breweries in the city center with a fantastic reputation include Wicked Weed (IPAs and sour beers galore), Hi-Wire Brewing (good beer in a chic, industrial-inspired space), and Bhramari Brewing Company (a gastropub with an eclectic beer selection).

Asheville is truly a paradise for any beer lover. Go, and go soon!

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