If you're looking to explore the Smoky Mountains, this hidden destination is an absolute gem, offering hikes to scenic waterfalls and epic whitewater rafting.
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Along with an excellent golf course and quick access to several beaches, this North Carolina community is near the Intracoastal Waterway and its many amenities.
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Every state in the United States as an official (or sometimes several unofficial) nickname, but how many do you know? Here are some of the more obscure ones.
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Surrounded by the mountains and vast Pisgah National Forest, this town offers the best of both worlds: a thriving downtown and access to endless nature.
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One of the best ways to experience a drive on the Parkway is to take your time. Thankfully, there are plenty of great campgrounds where you can stay the night.
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Tucked away in western North Carolina's mountain region is a tranquil, craft‑filled hamlet surrounded by waterfalls, forest trails, and a cultural arts center.
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For a peek into Asheville's vibrant community, visit this art-filled garden that gives back to the locals while serving up a unique experience for visitors.
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The North Carolina coast is having a moment, with travelers and Netflix shows flocking to the area, and this quiet nearby suburb is a great spot to relax.
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Wrightsville Beach is ground-zero for holiday cheer; skippers decorate their boats and compete for prizes, the highlight of a weekend of fun community events.
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It appears that this body of water near the Tennessee border offers more angling and kayaking opportunities than you can swing a catfish at.
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Stretching across 4,530 acres in the Sandhills, just 23 minutes from Fayetteville, this North Carolina state park offers lovely scenery, nine trails, and more.
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For flights between Florida and North Carolina that cost less than some restaurant meals, try booking with this reliable, on-time budget airline.
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The Tar Heel State is rapidly joining the ranks of the best places in the U.S. to retire, and with laid-back towns like this one, it's not hard to see why.
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Tucked a few miles inland, this charming town in North Carolina provides visitors with fun lodging options and easy access to the Crystal Coast.
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This renovated landmark provides level trails, outdoor space, and a look at regional history, drawing visitors from nearby cities and college towns.
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For an East Coast destination full of holiday cheer and decorations, head to this charming town just outside of Charlotte known as "Christmas Town USA."
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Breathe in some beautifully fresh air and go out for a waterfront stroll in this charming Southern metropolis made famous by a popular new TV show.
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This walkable Charlotte area bursts with murals, thrift gems, and laid-back nightlife, celebrating art and originality, making it a worthy stop.
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This North Carolina trail in the Blue Ridge Mountains is an exhilarating adventure with a spooky side trail, which leads to the site of a 1978 plane crash.
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Experience the Wild West and get majestic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains at this North Carolina railroad attraction, filled with rides and games.
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If you're looking for a good spot to fish on the East Coast, the Rockfish Capital of the World is a top contender nestled as it is along the Roanoke River.
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Choosing a retirement community is no small decision. This small, laid-back community of golf lovers is one of your best bets for enjoying the good life.
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A high-elevation viewpoint near Hendersonville delivers four-state mountain scenery, interesting history, and tranquil walking paths perfect for a quick escape.
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Finding a place for retirement can be a tricky balancing act of safety, affordability, and fun. Thankfully, this quaint North Carolina town has all three.
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This city near Charlotte offers a walkable downtown, loads of historic charm, plus shopping, dining, and attractions — all while keeping you within your budget.
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The North Carolina coast is filled with small towns worth exploring; however, this coastal community makes for a good retirement spot with peaceful beaches.
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A historic estate nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains is the home of "America's Most Visited Garden," and a great destination for wine connoisseurs.
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