There are only a handful of places to go skiing in the South and the majority are located in North Carolina. Located at around 5,000 feet in altitude, Beech Mountain is one of the most popular, located less than an hour from Boone and around two hours from Asheville. But the ski resort area has plenty to offer year-round, not just when white powder coats the ground. 1. … [Read more...] about 10 Things to Do in the Off-Season Experiences in Beech Mountain
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The Best Items to Eat and Drink at Epcot at Walt Disney World
Epcot was originally called the Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow and was Walt Disney’s unfinished plan for a city of the future. It has futuristic rides but is most famous for its World Showcase, an area modeled after different parts of the world. What Epcot lacks in rides, it makes up for in culinary experiences. There is no shortage of places to eat … [Read more...] about The Best Items to Eat and Drink at Epcot at Walt Disney World
Rafting and Floating the Rivers of the Southeast
As the temperatures warm and the summer sun gets us restless, families and friends alike plan trips down the river. The following guide will give you a snapshot of your river options and help you plan your road trip through the South. While this is by no means a comprehensive list, the writers have enjoyed a run or two on these Southern jewels. Chattahoochee River For … [Read more...] about Rafting and Floating the Rivers of the Southeast
Visiting Colonial Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia is a popular tourist attraction, especially for families interested in colonial America and the place that served as Virginia's capital during that time. In fact, the New York Times included the area in their 52 Places to Travel in 2019. The historic landmark and living history park features colonial era and constructed period buildings, … [Read more...] about Visiting Colonial Williamsburg
Visiting Cumberland Island National Seashore
Cumberland Island National Seashore is one of Georgia's gems, made up of protected wildlife and plant life, especially the notable wild horses. It is 18 miles long and between 0.5 and 3 miles wide, connected via unpaved roads and hiking trails. It's the southernmost of the state's barrier islands, inhabited by Native Americans, slaves, freedmen, and the wealthiest of … [Read more...] about Visiting Cumberland Island National Seashore