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Visit Lake Lure and The Blue Ridge Foothills
Trip Ideas for Exploring Lake Lure & The Blue Ridge Foothills
Visit NC Smokies
VISIT NC SMOKIES VISITOR CENTER --The Visit NC Smokies Visitor Center in Maggie Valley offers regional brochures, maps, directions, a calendar of events and public restrooms. Stop in and we will help make your Great Smoky Mountains and Blue Ridge Parkway vacation one you’ll never forget.
NC Gov Cooper Signs Bill Authroizing New State Park and Trails
Raleigh -- NC Gov Roy Cooper Office -- Governor Roy Cooper signed bills into law this month authorizing a new state park and three new state trails. The new laws (S.L. 2019-74, S.L. 2019-20, S535) allow the addition of Pisgah View State Park in Buncombe and Haywood counties;
Be a Tourist in Your Own Town!
So many of us fall in love with a place, move there and then may miss so much of what we fell in love with in the beginning. Below are some ideas on how to be a tourist where you live.
This Week NCDOT: Holiday Travel and NC State Hwy Patrol Anniversary
RALEIGH – The following are highlights from this week at the N.C. Department of Transportation. The stories below are also featured in NCDOT NOW the department’s weekly newscast.
U.S. Forest Safety Tips: Beaches,Lakes, Creeks, Rivers, Streams,Waterfalls
Water Safety Information by U.S. Forestry. WNCTIMES feels it is extremely important to share this information that could save lives. This is the time of year when so many people are enjoying the outdoors. This is also the time of year when you hear of tragic accidents. So, please, be careful and be informed.
Memorial Day Travel Weekend: Safety, Know Before You Go
RALEIGH – One of the busiest travel times of the year is coming up with the Memorial Day weekend, and the N.C. Department of Transportation wants your trip to be safe.
A Beach Near Asheville? Yes!
Did you know there really are beaches near Asheville?