Discover 3 parks for educational programs within driving distance of Asheville
"Asheville visitors often add the site to a mountain-history itinerary. It offers a quieter, rural contrast to the city’s arts, dining, and Blue Ridge Parkway access."
A preserved 19th-century mountain homestead honoring North Carolina leader Zebulon B. Vance.
"Asheville travelers may visit while exploring the Appalachian Highlands and nearby historic sites. The park provides a worthwhile detour for those interested in Tennessee history."
A riverside park commemorating the birthplace and frontier legacy of David Crockett.
"Asheville visitors looking for a nearby historic destination can explore one of Tennessee’s key heritage sites. It offers a meaningful change of pace from mountain-city sightseeing."
A historic site in Elizabethton preserving the Watauga settlement and Overmountain Men heritage.