Arts & EntertainmentVisit museums, see film sites, meet local artisans and enjoy performing arts and nightlife.
Eat & DrinkTaste delicious local foods and raise a glass to award-winning craft beer, wine and moonshine.
History & HeritageStep back in time at historic sites, on pirate trails and with Cherokee traditions.
OutdoorBike, hike, surf, ski, paddle, hang glide, zip line, snow tube, visit waterfalls or take a scenic drive.
Labor Day Weekend (and Beyond) in North CarolinaBefore summer comes to an end, make plans to attend one of these popular festivals and signature events in September.Read more »
15 Fun Family DestinationsEven when they’re 50, your kids will remember visiting these great places, from a swinging bridge in the mountains to a former battleship on the coast.Read more »
Transylvania County, Land of WaterfallsThis area in the Great Smoky Mountains is home to 250 waterfalls, including the highest in the East and some that starred in Hollywood movies.Read more »
North Carolina Wine CountryPlan a trip to explore our wine trails, enjoy seasonal wine festivals, and sample European-style and sweet wines at more than 100 wineries.Read more »
10 Beautiful Places to Visit Across North CarolinaThere are countless natural wonders in North Carolina, and you have to look no further than the beauty of our state and national parks, from spring to fall.Read more »
7 Photos of North Carolina That Make You Excited It’s FallThere are many fun things to do and places to go during fall, when beautiful colors and scenic activities converge. See what’s on the horizon this season.Read more »
Zip Your Way Through a Vast North Carolina CanopyWith mountain peaks, rolling hills and an abundance of waterfalls, North Carolina is a natural choice for zip lines day, night and year-round.Read more »
Brewing Craft Beer SceneNorth Carolina has more breweries and brewpubs than any other Southern state, which means you're never far from imaginative, tasty local beer.Read more »
Aviation MuseumsCelebrate our “First in Flight” heritage at the Wright Brothers National Memorial and the home of the “Miracle on the Hudson” Airbus A-320.Read more »
10 Dark-Sky Adventures in North CarolinaThe total solar eclipse brought large crowds to our state, but here are 10 other dark and glowing adventures you can continue to enjoy throughout the year.Read more »
Coastal LighthousesThough long ago lighthouses protected adventurers from our treacherous coastline, today they offer some of the most incredible views you’ll see.Read more »
Pinehurst No. 2, Historically Restored and Waiting Legendary Pinehurst No. 2 was carefully restored just in time to host the men’s and women’s U.S. Open Championships in June 2014.Read more »
Cradle of 'Cue North Carolina, long the world’s premier bastion of barbecue, celebrates its heritage and diversity with a map of some of the state’s perfect pits.Read more »
12 Luxury Hotels and Spas StatewideFor a soothing and relaxing getaway, book your stay at one of these top-ranked hotels and resorts with luxury spas in North Carolina.Read more »
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, America’s FavoriteThese rugged mountains are home to nearly 1,000 miles of hiking trails, countless animal species, scenic tours, historic sites and waterfalls.Read more »
A Nicholas Sparks Tour of the North Carolina CoastIt's easy to enjoy the real-life settings that inspire his bestselling novels, from charming coastal towns to quiet beaches and tidal rivers.Get planning »
Cruise the Waterways of North CarolinaGo boating along the Intracoastal Waterway to visit coastal spots such as Beaufort, Jacksonville, Wilmington and the Brunswick Islands.Get planning »
Hiking Getaway: Cold Mountain and AshevilleThis trip takes you on a trek to the top of Cold Mountain for breathtaking views, starting and ending in Asheville for a weekend of outdoor fun.Get planning »
Arts Tour from Statesville to the High CountryTake an arts tour that includes Ben Long's famous frescoes, Appalachian arts and culture, outdoor drama, North Carolina wine country and more.Get planning »
Go Behind the Scenes of The Hunger GamesThe road to Panem starts in North Carolina, where the first movie based on the bestselling book trilogy was filmed.Get planning »
A Tasty Craft Brew Tour, North Carolina StylePlan a brewery vacation with this three-day tasting tour of local breweries and craft beer spots in Asheville, Charlotte and the Triangle.Get planning »
Military History in Eastern North CarolinaFrom an early declaration of independence to modern-day Special Forces, North Carolina is overflowing with history near Interstates 95 and 40.Get planning »
Visit Lake Lure, Asheville and CherokeeThis region offers 75-mile views from atop Chimney Rock, Cherokee history and great shopping for mountain crafts in Asheville and Dillsboro.Get planning »
Southern Culinary SamplerTaste your way through the Triangle at local markets, award-winning restaurants, barbecue joints and down-home dining spots.Get planning »
Lighthouses and Maritime Sights on the CoastThe Outer Banks and Crystal Coast attract visitors to enjoy historic lighthouses, maritime history, charming fishing villages and sunny shores.Get planning »
A Very Surry Wine ExcursionJust 45 minutes west of Winston-Salem, the Elkin area of the Yadkin Valley features world-class wineries perfect for a day trip or multiday wine trail.Get planning »
Road to Nowhere and Waterfalls in the Great Smoky MountainsThe Road to Nowhere ends at a tunnel inside Great Smoky Mountains National Park. If you want to venture farther, you have to do it by foot.Get planning »
North Carolina – Deeper JourneyFrom above the clouds to below the surface, take a journey through the many layers of North Carolina beauty.
Wilmington Film SitesWilmington, or "Hollywood East," has hosted 400-plus movie and TV productions, including Iron Man 3, Revolution, One Tree Hill and Dawson's Creek.
Moravian Culture in Winston-SalemHistory comes to life in Winston-Salem, where you'll find some of the nation's best-preserved colonial heritage sites at Historic Bethabara Park, Historic Bethania and Old Salem Museum & Gardens.
Land of Waterfalls: Brevard/Transylvania CountyTake a whirlwind tour of the outdoor adventure, craft beer and local art of the Land of Waterfalls, set to the music of the Crooked Pine Band.
Museum of the Cape Fear Historical ComplexFayetteville TripAdvisor Traveler RatingBased on 45 reviewsRegion: Pinehurst & Sandhills
West Burlington Historic District Walking TourBurlington Regions: Piedmont, Greensboro & Winston-Salem
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Celebrating Reynolda House’s Centennial: The Winston-Salem Sweepstakes Recognized as "America's Grande Dame of the South," join Reynolda House Museum of American Art and Winston-Salem for a journey through the past 100…