Road Trip
#1
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Road Trip
Hi,
My husband and I are taking a road trip this Spring. We have some of our destinations mapped out but I am looking for something interesting that would lie roughly halfway between Beaufort, NC and Columbus, OH. Any suggestions?
My husband and I are taking a road trip this Spring. We have some of our destinations mapped out but I am looking for something interesting that would lie roughly halfway between Beaufort, NC and Columbus, OH. Any suggestions?
#2
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The area* around Wytheville, VA is gorgeous, it's about halfway.
*I am not recommending Wytheville in particular, but the area. I've never been to Wytheville itself. You should look at the maps, but it is near the Blue Ridge Parkway/Skyline Drive, the AT, etc. I have hiked in the area. In May. It snowed at the summit. But it was beautiful,
How close is the New River Valley to your route? A spectacular area.
As far as One Big Attraction, like Biltmore, I am no help at all.
*I am not recommending Wytheville in particular, but the area. I've never been to Wytheville itself. You should look at the maps, but it is near the Blue Ridge Parkway/Skyline Drive, the AT, etc. I have hiked in the area. In May. It snowed at the summit. But it was beautiful,
How close is the New River Valley to your route? A spectacular area.
As far as One Big Attraction, like Biltmore, I am no help at all.
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I recommend Winston Salem--not for hiking but good food and seeing Old Salem. You can also do some wineries nearby.
Going up I77 will provide some places--someone on another thread has mentioned a few.
Asheville would also be a possibility and the Blue Ridge Parkway north and south of the town.
Going up I77 will provide some places--someone on another thread has mentioned a few.
Asheville would also be a possibility and the Blue Ridge Parkway north and south of the town.
#5
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Another area that is interesting if you like pottery is around Seagrove, NC, just a little south of Ashboro (and its zoo). There are 100 potteries in that area ranging from traditonal to modern to glasswork to raku. REALLY interesting touring the area.




