Asheville, a City in the Mountains with a Hometown Feeling!

Asheville is the perfect city to live in if you love all four seasons! The climate is mild throughout the year, so you never have to worry about temperatures getting too hot or too cold.

This means you can enjoy the natural beauty of the city without having to worry about being too hot or getting frostbite!

July is the warmest summer month, with temperatures rarely rising above 90º F. In the winter, Asheville gets an annual average of 10 inches of snowfall, which covers the mountain tops in a blanket of white.

If you're an outdoor enthusiast, you'll never get bored living here. There are endless trails to explore along the Blue Ridge Parkway, and two of the area's most popular parks (Pisgah National Forest and Mount Mitchell State Park) border it! Both parks have miles of hiking and biking trails, scenic picnic areas as well as campgrounds if you want to stay overnight or
longer! Oh, and the winter, well, it's magical! There's  skiing, skating, snow boarding, winter fesitivities!  No better 
place to be over the holdays!

Whether you are a tourist or if live here,  take some time to enjoy the attractions around you!

There's the Biltmore House, The North Carolina Arboretum, Western North Carolina Nature Center, The River Arts District,
Pack Square, and so much more!

Did you know that Asheville has walking tours? Well, they do and quite a variety to choose from.... 
Asheville Insider Guided Walking Tour, Downtown Asheville Guided Brewery Walking Tour, River Arts District Tip-Based Sightseeing Walking Tour, "Love Stories of Asheville" Guided Walking Tour, Asheville Night-Time Walking Ghost Tour,
there are many more, too many to list here!

Fun scanvenger hunts, great night life, shopping, dining, family fun, the city of Asheville is amazing!

The Asheville area has so much to offer, which is why so many visitors decide to become residents!

Asheville is a city in the mountains, just enough city to make it exciting, yet has that welcome hometown feeling!

Wnctimes by Marjorie Farrington April 2022