North Carolina is a film mecca, with more than 800 productions shot in our state since 1980. And the area around Asheville alone — brimming with art and culture, charming mountain towns and delicious restaurant options — has starred in a number of popular films throughout the years.
NC is a burst of color as the calendar flips to the fall months. From the foliage in the mountains to the gorgeous sunsets on the coast and all the bright and festive events in between, autumn in North Carolina is practically made to star on your Instagram feed.
From the trails to the summit, use these tips to get an insider’s peek at all the experiences Grandfather Mountain has to offer.
Picturesque attractions such as Switzerland Inn, the sunflowers at Dix Park and sailing in Oriental will get you all the likes this summer.
North Carolina was made for summer fun. Whether you and the family want it wild or tame, in the city or deep in the mountains, you’ll find that summer holds the key to fun for all.
North Carolina’s opportunities for adventure, romance and beauty are endless with more than 300 miles of ocean shoreline to the east and beautiful mountain peaks to the west that lie only six hours apart. In between, lively cityscapes hide ample urban nature spots tucked away from the beaten paths that make for an ideal escape with your special someone.
With clear waters, a spacious beach, wellness activities such as spas and sailing cruises, and water sports — including surfing, paddleboarding and sailing — it’s easy to see why Wrightsville Beach remains a favorite vacation spot, especially for families. Here are 10 reasons why you and the family should plan a trip to Wrightsville Beach this summer.
Halifax County is full of doers, not watchers. From its earliest days, when quill was put to parchment and tool to stone, its residents have helped steer the region and nation. It’s no different today. Interesting museums, well-crafted food and drink, and natural wonders — each offered with plenty of Southern hospitality — create numerous hands-on adventures. Here are eight you must try.
Pitch a tent on a national seashore, spend a romantic evening in a treehouse or up the fancy factor with glamping in the mountains.
Take your pick of North Carolina's six ski resorts and destinations: Appalachian, Beech Mountain, Cataloochee, Hatley Pointe, Sapphire Valley and Sugar Mountain.