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"It’s the question that even the most intrepid beer lovers find themselves asking when confronted by the variety, prestige, and sheer volume of craft breweries that call Asheville home. This increasingly trendy mountain town in the Smokies has been a brewery hotbed for decades thanks to its pristine spring water, boundary-pushing brewers, and eco-conscious drinkers craving tasty beers made with quality ingredients. You’ll have a lot of options when mapping your taproom adventure in the Land of the Sky."

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"In Asheville, look for local indigenous plants like Yaupon holly, burdock, black walnuts (an acquired taste; good for baking), peaches, strawberries, wildflowers, and native Appalachian apples. Also be sure to try some local honey, grits, or Carolina rice– three other culinary staples of the region. Many Asheville farmers markets also have artisan craft items, from wood carvings and hand-dyed merino yarn to all-natural soap and textiles."

"This market is one of four markets put on by the state of North Carolina and operated by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. Therefore, it is one of the larger markets in the state. Located near downtown Asheville, this market is spread out on a 36-acre site, surrounded by views of the North Carolina mountains and the Biltmore Estate."

"In operation since 1977, the WNC Farmers Market is one of the biggest in the area and is what all the other tailgate markets are centered around. Open year-round, seven days a week, visitors can find everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to mountain crafts and a garden center. There are even retail and wholesale buildings for all your shopping needs."

"Another tucked-away rooftop lives at The Social Lounge, a fabulous cocktail bar that feels like your own private oasis in the middle of downtown. Folks love their late-night and brunch menus, which have upscale touches on favorites like truffled popcorn or house vegan primavera fritters for their marinara hoagie. Social Lounge, 29 Broadway St, Asheville, NC +1 828 575-9005"

"For another great rooftop patio option in Asheville, eat, drink, and be social at The Social Lounge. The casual shaded rooftop offers city views with a touch of greenery for the perfect blend of ambiance. Also, enjoy these outdoor dining options in Black Mountain."

"For many years The Social Lounge was the only rooftop bar in town. Although competition is now fierce, we’re still fans of this OG spot. The intimate social Lounge rooftop is only one floor up- which allows for great views as well as superb people watching."

"Golden Fleece is a whimsical fine dining destination from restaurateur Giorgios Bakatsias and executive chef George Delidimos, focusing on rustic entrees centered around slow-cooked wild game, North Carolina seafood, and regional raw nuts and produce. The restaurant is open for brunch, lunch, and dinner service throughout the week, serving up a wide variety of shareable small and large plates perfect for sharing with dates. Hot and cold mezze options include Greek-style tzatziki, kafteri, and fava spreads, beets roasted in fromage blanc, and wood-fired octopus served with carrot and fennel slaw."

"Address: 1056 Merrimon Ave., Asheville, NC 28804Free and donation-based parking at the Sanctuary and surrounding lots/streetsPermit for dogs and boats at Lake (no dogs allowed at the Sanctuary)Perimeter Trail Length: 2.1-mile loopGrab Our Complete Guide To Beaver Lake. For hiking in Asheville, NC you’ll love this local spot. Beaver Lake Trail and Bird Sanctuary are stunning throughout the year."

"Although not technically one of the public parks in Asheville, NC, Beaver Lake is privately owned but open to the public for picnics and leisurely strolling. Here, you can walk the 2+-mile nature trail or visit the Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary. If you love bird watching and nature trails at the Asheville parks, don’t skip a visit to Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary in North Asheville."

"Address: 151 W T. Weaver Boulevard, Asheville, NC 28804Free to enter and casual nature trails to walkDon’t Miss All Of The Fun Things You Can Do At Asheville’s Botanical Gardens. One of the lesser-known hikes in Asheville, don’t miss the quiet nature trails at the Botanical Gardens At Asheville located within UNC-AVL. Here, find quiet pathways ensconced within rare and endangered wildflowers."

"We wrote all about Botanical Gardens At Asheville on Uncorked Asheville. Don’t miss their easy and short nature trails and rare wildflowers. If you are loving the parks in Asheville, NC, and are looking for gardens, head over to the Asheville Botanical Gardens."