Appalachia Audio Tour Bundle Experience
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Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Appalachia with our exclusive Audio Tour Bundle! Dive deep into the captivating history, breathtaking landscapes, and rich cultural heritage of this enchanting region. Experience the convenience and flexibility of audio tours as you explore at your own pace. No need to worry about keeping up with a group or missing out on crucial information – simply plug in your headphones and immerse yourself in the stories and secrets of Appalachia. Our expertly curated tours provide fascinating insights into the region's past, present, and future, offering a truly enriching experience for travelers of all ages. So don't wait – grab your headphones and get ready for an unforgettable journey through Appalachia with our Audio Tour Bundle. Let the stories come to life as you explore this captivating corner of the world like never before!
What's Included
- Take the tour when you want
- Tours NEVER expire
- Freedom to explore at your own pace
- Tour Start is Customizable
- Offline map (no wifi or data needed)
- Tour highlights with activity and restaurant recommendations
- Turn-by-turn directions using GPS
- Hours of audio narration with stories, travel tips and music
- Audio narration that plays automatically as you drive
- Tour Guide
- Luray Caverns - $35 per adult
- Chimney Rock - $ 17 for adults
- Explore Park - $3
- Cradle of Forestry - $6 per adult
- Sliding Rock - $5 per person
Meeting Location
Meeting point
Front Royal
VA 22630, USA
Detailed check-in instructions, including the exact address, are provided with your booking confirmation.
End point
Great Smoky Mountains
United States
End the whole bundle experience in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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Opening Hours • Daily | 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM
What To Expect
Day 1
Shenandoah National Park
23 Stops
Shenandoah Valley Overlook
The first overlook on our tour will give you a taste of what is to come. You can see the northern end of the Shenandoah Valley, as well as the town of Front Royal, where our journey began.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Dickey Ridge Visitor Center
An excellent Visitor Center, you can find information about the area, a bookstore, souvenirs, and clean restrooms.
20 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Signal Knob Overlook
Facing the west, the Signal Knob overlook gives you a view of the Signal Knob. It is a small mountain that was once used as a lookout post for the Confederacy during the Civil War.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Compton Peak Trailhead
This is a moderately difficult 2.4-mile round-trip hike that follows a portion of the Appalachian Trail. It also features a geological feature called columnar jointing, which looks like a series of columns on their side stacked on top of one another.
2 hours • Admission Ticket Free
Elkwallow Wayside
A wayside is similar to a convenience store, and you’ll find a few along as we go through our tour. It offers groceries, camping supplies, grab-n-go food options as well as a small gift shop.
10 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Luray Caverns
The Luray Caverns are one of the largest and most popular cavern systems in the eastern United States, attracting millions of visitors each year. The natural beauty of the caves is simply breathtaking, with enormous chambers filled with:stalactites
stalagmites
columns, and
crystal-clear pools that reflect the stunning formations above.
In addition to its natural wonders, Luray Caverns also boasts a fascinating history, serving as a popular tourist attraction for over a century. Whether you're a nature lover, a history buff, or simply looking for an unforgettable experience, Luray Caverns is a must-see destination.
2 hours • Admission Ticket Free
Hazel Mountain Overlook
From Hazel Mountain Overlook, visitors can enjoy stunning panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, including the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Shenandoah Valley. The overlook is a popular spot for taking photos and enjoying the beauty of the park.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Jewell Hollow Overlook
Jewell Hollow Overlook offers a view of the Blue Ridge mountains as they descend into the valley. Additionally, there is a distant view of the manmade Morning Star Lake, created by the building of the Dry Run Dam.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Stony Man Mountain Overlook
Stony Man Mountain Overlook offers an uninterrupted 180-degree view of the valley below as well as the distant mountains.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Skyland Upper Loop
Skyland in Shenandoah National Park offers a peaceful mountain retreat. Elevated at 3,680 feet, it presents stunning vistas of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Enjoy rustic cabins, scenic trails, and delightful cuisine. Immerse yourself in nature's tranquility and beauty.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Limberlost Trail
A nice and easy walk through the woods on a paved path. The Limberlost trail is the only ADA-accessible hike on our route today. This hike also features a self-guided brochure and informational signs specifically geared toward kids of all ages. It is known as a TRACK trail, and makes the walk into a scavenger hunt!
1 hour 30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Crescent Rock Overlook
Western-facing overlook that features a view of Hawksbill Peak, the highest mountain in the Valley. It also has an informational sign detailing the history of the National Park, as well as an account of the removal of the people who lived in the park’s boundaries.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Hawksbill Summit Via Upper Hawksbill Trailhead
A 2-mile round trip hike that takes you to the top of the park’s highest peak. This hike features a stunning 360-degree view of the Shenandoah Valley, Blue Ridge Mountains, and Virginia Piedmont.
1 hour 30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Dark Hollow Falls
At 1.5 miles out and back, this hike is deceptively difficult. You would think that such a short distance would be an easy leg-stretcher, but beware. This one is very steep and rocky, leading down to a waterfall, and then back up to the trailhead.On the other hand, this is one of the most popular paths in this section of the park for a reason - the waterfall can be worth the walk.
1 hour 30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
The Point Overlook
The Point Overlook is at the top of a short but steep trail which is how it gets its name. From here, you get a view of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the town of Elkton.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
The Oaks Overlook
The Oaks overlook has a narrow but expansive view of the Shenandoah Valley.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
South River Picnic Area
This is a large picnic area featuring picnic tables, grates for cooking, restrooms, and water available from Spring to Fall.The real attraction here is the South River Falls hike. It is a 3.3-mile moderately difficult hike that takes you to an observation point as well as to the base of an 83-foot waterfall. Also offers a hike on a section of the Appalachian Trail.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Rockytop Overlook
Rockytop offers a view of the more rugged southern section of the park, with several mountains running parallel to the overlook.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Loft Mountain Wayside
The Wayside is a perfect place to stop and rest for a bit, taking a break from driving and hiking. There is a range of amenities, including a camp store, restrooms, and a picnic area.
10 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Blackrock Summit
This one-mile out-and-back trail gives you a view of the valley below as well as Massanutten Mountain in the distance. It is considered very easy and also features informational pamphlets and a scavenger hunt for kids of all ages.
45 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Horsehead Mountain Overlook
The view from this overlook is northwestern and shows the distant Horsehead Mountain. The name comes from the distinctive shape of the mountain that can be seen from the overlook, which is said to resemble the head of a horse.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Turk Mountain Trailhead
An easy hike to the top of Turk Mountain, our final hike of the day features a western view of the valley, great for sunset pictures. It's a 2.2-mile round trip, so if you want a final hike for the day, this is the one for you.
2 hours • Admission Ticket Free
Sawmill Run Overlook
The view from this overlook faces the southwest, making it ideal for sunset pictures.After the last stop on the tour, you’ll be about a mile outside the town of Waynesboro, Virginia - the starting point for Shaka Guide’s Blue Ridge Parkway Virginia Tour. Combine both tours for the ultimate adventure!
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Day 2
Blue Ridge Parkway - Virginia
25 Stops
Explore Park
The first stop along our tour, this state-run park has a visitor center with helpful staff and a gift shop featuring arts and crafts from local artists. Want to start the day off with a hike?This place has you covered, with a variety of trails for all levels of experience. There’s even a section with a zipline, obstacle course, and trampoline park. Expect to spend more time here, depending on what you want to do.
30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
The Quarry Overlook
The first overlook on our tour today. Features views of the distant mountains as well as a real, working quarry.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
The Great Valley Overlook
The Great Valley runs through the Appalachian Mountains from New York State all the way down to Alabama. This overlook gives you a fantastic view of the valley below.The valley itself was once used by Native Americans as part of the Great Warrior path, as well as by settlers on their way to the frontier.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Montvale Overlook
This is another perspective on the mountains, complete with the small town of Montvale in the distance.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Pine Tree Overlook
Here we have a beautiful 180-degree vista broken only by a lone pine tree. Is this the pine tree that gives the overlook its name? No one is really sure, but it makes for great photographs.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Porter Mountain View
As the name suggests, this overlook offers a profile view of Porter’s Mountain. Additionally, you can see down into the Goose Creek Valley, over 2000 feet below.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Peaks of Otter Visitor Center
The first visitor center along the Blue Ridge Parkway today is also the most popular. It has everything you could possibly want. There’s a museum dedicated to the natural history of the Blue Ridge Mountains.There is a ranger-staffed desk for all of your questions about the area. There’s a general store with provisions for the road, as well as a gift shop for souvenirs. There’s even a restroom if you feel the call of nature.In the rear of the Center, you will find an amphitheater that hosts presentations, as well as the start of two separate trails. The Elk Run trail is moderately easy and should take you about 45 minutes.The Harkening Hill trail, on the other hand, is pretty difficult and will take around 5 hours in total. We recommend the Elk Run, it’s far more manageable and will help you get back on the road.
45 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Peaks of Otter Lodge
This hotel is within sight of the Visitor Center. It is the only food and lodging available directly on the Parkway itself.Reservations are recommended if you would like to stay in one of the rooms, but any visitor is welcome to enjoy the restaurant. There’s sit-down dining or grab-and-go food available.Don’t forget to check out the view of the Peaks of Otter from behind the lodge! There’s also a peaceful walk around a man-made lake. It’s paved, shady, and ADA-compliant.It’s the least difficult walk on your tour today, and should only take about 30 minutes, depending on how much of the scenery you want to take in.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Apple Orchard Falls Trailhead
Despite the name, there are no apples to be found at the Apple Orchard Falls Trailhead. What you can find is a moderately strenuous walk down to a beautiful waterfall.Though relatively small, the falls are quite picturesque and make for a great reward for navigating this well-marked trail. Remember, though, it’s not the walk down that’s difficult, it’s the walk back up!
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Apple Orchard Mountain Overlook
Once again, there are unfortunately no apples to be found here at this overlook. What you can find is a breathtaking view, as this is the highest Parkway elevation in all of Virginia at 3950 feet above sea level.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Thunder Ridge Overlook
One of the more popular overlooks along the Parkway, Thunder Ridge gives a panoramic view of the Arnold Valley below. There is a stone platform that gives you the opportunity to take outstanding pictures with no interruptions.Additionally, there is a short 10-minute leg stretcher trail back to the parking lot. Also features access to the Appalachian trail for a much longer hike.
10 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
James River Visitor Center
This smaller Visitor Center is definitely worth the visit. For one thing, it is the lowest point on the entire Blue Ridge Parkway. That’s right, we’ve gone from the highest to the lowest point in Virginia, all on one tour!Features in the Center include information panels about the natural history of the Parkway area, as well as a ranger-staffed desk.
30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Otter Lake Waterfalls
A moderately difficult loop trail that takes around Otter Lake. There’s a stone bridge over the creek as well as a man-made waterfall and a fishing pier (if you already have the required license).
45 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Indian Gap Rocks
If you skip over the longer trail at Otter Lake, Indian Gap Rocks is a great stop for stretching your legs. It is under a mile out and back and features several rock formations.
10 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Buena Vista
Located just a few minutes off of the Parkway, Buena Vista is an ideal stop if you need to fill up on gas. It’s also perfect for food, with several local restaurants and national chains, with something for everyone.
45 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Chimney Rock Mountain Overlook
Chimney Rock Mountain is another wonderful overlook, this time boasting trees in the middle, giving you two different views for the price of one.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Irish Creek Valley Overlook
You can see for miles and miles from the Irish Creek Valley Overlook. The Creek and valley were named for the Scotch-Irish immigrants who settled in the area in the 17th century.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Yankee Horse Ridge Trailhead to Wigwam Falls
There are two short walks at Yankee Horse Ridge Trailhead. One leads along the re-created tracks of an abandoned railroad, originally used to move timber from a logging operation.If you walk to the left of the tracks, you will see another trail that leads to Wigwam Falls, one of the most photographed waterfalls on this section of the Parkway.
20 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Whetstone Ridge Visitor Center
More of a short break than a true Visitor Center, Whetstone Ridge is only necessary if you need to use a clean restroom. There are no other amenities at this stop.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Big Spy Mountain Overlook
If you did not stop to stretch your legs at Whetstone Visitor Center, you have another chance here at this 10-minute short trail. It leads up a hill where you can get a decent view of the surrounding mountain.
10 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
20-Minute Cliff Overlook
This overlook was named for an interesting trick of the light. From the nearby town of White Rock, the sun will hit these rocks exactly 20 minutes before sundown in the Summer.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Sherando Lake
A true hidden gem just off of the parkway, Sherando Lake features several outdoor activities. There is a beach, ideal for relaxing or playing in the sand. There are two man-made lakes, one for fishing and the other for water sports like swimming, canoeing, or kayaking.You'll also discover multiple trails with all levels of difficulty. There is even a Visitor Center which features all of the amenities you could ask for.Sherando Lake parking costs $8 per vehicle.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Raven's Roost Overlook
Raven’s Roost is one of the most popular overlooks on this section of the Parkway. It should only take a few minutes for you to see why. A gorgeous panorama of the valley and mountains below, with two possible locations for photographs.As the name suggests, ravens frequently roost nearby, so it is not uncommon for you to see them perched at this overlook, or soaring high above the valley.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Humpback Rocks Visitor Center and Picnic Area
This is the final Visitor Center on our tour today, as well as the second-to-last stop. In addition to the museum exhibits, this is It is a great place to plan your next Virginia road trip. You can also get a last-minute souvenir, or ask any questions at the ranger station.Outside of the Center itself, there are a variety of trails, including a branch of the Appalachian Trail. There’s also a very easy one that will take you through a re-creation of a settler’s farmstead.Historical reenactors will demonstrate techniques and give lectures on how the settlers survived in the Blue Ridge region. There is also a more difficult trail that leads to the Humpback Rocks themselves, with a 360-degree view as your reward.
20 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Afton Overlook
This is the final stop on our tour, and it does not disappoint. Afton Overlook is a great overlook for a last look at the Blue Ridge Mountains, especially if you are here as the sun sets.So are you ready to explore the Blue Ridge Parkway Virginia? Here’s everything you need to know before you go! And, if you’re looking for the ultimate Blue Ridge Parkway road trip, check out the Blue Ridge Parkway Tour Bundle!
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Day 3
Blue Ridge Parkway - Asheville
27 Stops
Blue ridge Parkway Visitor Center
While not an actual stop on the tour, the Blue Ridge Parkway Visitor Center is the official starting point. Narration will begin on the parkway heading north immediately after the visitor center.
25 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
The Folk Art Center (Southern Highland Craft Guild)
The Folk Art Center at Milepost 382 in Asheville is open year-round from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.The center showcases Appalachian arts and crafts in its Folk Art Gallery and also houses the headquarters of the Southern Highland Craft Guild.A gift shop sells handmade Appalachian crafts. You can hike a section of the Mountain-to-Sea Trail behind the center.
15 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Tanbark Ridge Overlook
Tanbark Ridge is the first scenic overlook we’ll be stopping at. There are many more on this section of the parkway, and you are free to stop at any or all of them–even if they aren’t mentioned on the tour.Just a note–if you do decide to stop at a different overlook, just pause the app and resume when finished. Otherwise, it will keep talking, and you may miss the next set of directions!
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Lane Pinnacle Overlook
The views are just starting, and they get even better as we go along! Lane Pinnacle Overlook features a view of Lane Pinnacle, a small peak named after Charles Lane, an early settler who built an iron mine on this land.As you leave this overlook, you’ll find yourself gradually driving higher and higher into the mountains where the fog and mist can sometimes blanket the road making for a magical ride.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Craggy Gardens Visitor Center
The Craggy Gardens Visitor Center is open seasonally from April 15 to November 13 and highlights the unique ecology of the rhododendron heath bald. The center's daily hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. after October 31.After visiting the center, take the Craggy Gardens Trail for about 10 minutes and hang a left at the trail shelter to enter the secluded rhododendron heath bald.This beautiful mountaintop meadow offers stunning views, especially in the spring when the rhododendrons are in full bloom. Another option is to hike up to the top of Craggy Pinnacle for panoramic views of the valley.It’s one of the most spectacular spots to catch a sunrise or sunset. This section of the parkway is often blanketed in fog and can sometimes be closed due to inclement weather. Check our hiking guide for more details.
25 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Mount Mitchell State Park
Located in the high-elevation forests of the Black Mountains, Mount Mitchell State Park is really one of the must-see stops on this tour. It’s free to enter, and the short walk up to the 6,684-foot summit might just be the highlight of your trip.In addition to several hiking trails, you’ll find a museum, gift shop, restrooms, a seasonal restaurant, concessions, and a visitor center.To get the fullest experience, visit both the observation deck on the summit for out-of-this-world views as well as the Balsam Nature Trail for a walk through the magical spruce-fir forest.
1 hour 30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Green Knob Overlook
The sweeping views from Green Knob Overlook were featured in the opening scene of the 1992 movie The Last of the Mohicans. It’s one of the overlooks you definitely won’t want to miss!
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Laurel Knob Overlook
The main attraction at this stop is the gnarly dead tree. This unusual landmark sets this overlook apart from all the others–not to mention it makes a great photo backdrop!
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Black Mountains Overlook
This time, instead of sweeping views of the valley from above–you’ll get a stunning view of the mountains from below. The entire Black Mountain Range coming right at you!
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Crabtree Falls Picnic Area
Just for the record, even if you aren’t hungry, this place is worth a drive-through. Crabtree Falls Picnic Area has to be one of the most scenic places to enjoy lunch on the entire parkway. Each table has a view. Bon Appetit!
20 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Crabtree Falls
If you have the time and energy to tackle one of the longer hikes on this tour, consider adding Crabtree Falls to your itinerary. This beautiful 70-foot cascading waterfall is a photographer’s delight and a popular destination for hikers.The moderate three-mile loop trail includes steep sections with rocks and roots. There’s also a slightly shorter in-and-out option. See the hiking guide for detailed information.
2 hours • Admission Ticket Free
Little Switzerland
One of the closest towns to the parkway, the Alpine-themed village of Little Switzerland offers lodging, shopping, and food. If you have the time and budget, consider checking out Emerald Village.This fun tourist attraction offers family-friendly mining activities where the young and young-at-heart can:pan for gold
Dig for real gemstones
tour extensive exhibits in their 10-story Discovery Mill
or tour a historic mine
Warning--prospecting for gold and gems requires some digging in the dirt, so pack an extra outfit and bring along Ziploc bags for treasures. Open daily between April 1 and October 31. Check their website for seasonal hours and separate activity fees.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Museum of North Carolina Minerals
The Museum of North Carolina Minerals, located in the heart of the Spruce Pine Mining District, is home to interactive exhibits about North Carolina minerals and their mining history.It's open year-round from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed for lunch between 1 p.m. and 2 p.m.). The museum sits in Gillespie Gap where the Overmountain Men crossed the mountains during the Revolutionary War on their way to the Battle of King's Mountain.In mid-September, the museum hosts a re-enactment of the Overmountain Men. You can access the Overmountain Men Victory Trail behind the building.
30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
The Orchard at Altapass
Not only does the Orchard at Altapass pride itself on growing the best heirloom apples possible, but it also works hard to preserve the regional traditions and culture of the land.Open Wednesdays through Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. through October 30, the orchard hosts educational and entertaining activities for all ages. Activities include:Live Old Time Music
Apple picking
The Clinchfield Model Railway
walking trails
"Hey" Rides--a storytelling ride through the orchard that brings to life the history of the Overmountain Men during the American Revolution and the fascinating life of early settler Charles McKinney.Wrap up your visit at the General Store with a serving of fresh, hot apple pie alamode. Check out their website for seasonal hours.
35 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
North Cove Overlook
From North Cove Overlook, you’ll be able to view the Orchards at Altapass in the distance.Surprisingly, the orchards were planted over a hundred years ago–not by farmers–but by the Clinchfield Railroad company whose rails once crossed the Blue Ridge Mountains right here at McKinney Gap.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Heffner Gap Overlook
This is another place where the Overmountain Men passed on their way to the Battle of King’s Mountain during the Revolutionary War.Later in history, a single mother named Amanda Heffner managed her family farm here during the dangerous days of the Civil War. Her descendants still live in this gap which was named after her.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Bear Den Overlook
In addition to more stunning views, this overlook has a “beary” interesting history. The overlook was built on a spot along the mountain where black bears once had a den.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Linville Caverns
Linville Caverns reveal the natural wonders hidden deep inside Humpback Mountain. Guided cave tours showcase fascinating limestone features like stalactites, stalagmites, the "Ballroom" and a frozen waterfall.The moderately priced half-hour tours run every 10 minutes and are first-come, first-served. The temperature remains steady at 52 degrees, so bring a jacket or sweater.The caverns are closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and are only open on weekends during the winter. Check their website for seasonal hours and fees, and call ahead to check how busy they are.If it’s busy, consider purchasing tickets for a later tour, doing the hike to Linville Falls first, then returning to the Caverns afterward.
45 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Linville Falls - Trail and Waterfall
The Linville Falls Visitor Center features a small gift shop, restrooms, maps, and hiking information for the Linville Gorge Wilderness Area. Trails for iconic Linville Falls begin behind the visitor center.Linville Falls, one of the most popular waterfalls on the Blue Ridge Parkway, is a definite must-see. Bring your camera to capture the beauty of the Linville River as it cascades through two spectacular falls before descending through a beautiful and rugged gorge.Different hiking trails lead to multiple viewpoints of both the upper and lower falls. Wide and well-maintained, the one-mile round trip trail to the Upper Falls is a relatively short, easy hike with a big payoff.Climb down to the rocks and get a close-up view of the falls. (Swimming is not allowed, however.) You can catch a view of the spectacular Lower Falls by walking just a bit further to Chimney View or Erwin's View.
20 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Lost Cove Cliffs Overlook
Lost Cove Cliffs Overlook is one of three places people come to view the mysterious Brown Mountain Lights. Unfortunately, tall trees block most of the view.
2 hours • Admission Ticket Free
Flat Rock Trail
Off the beaten path, Flat Rock Trail is one of the parkway's hidden gems. This short, easy 0.6-mile loop trail offers views of interesting trees, plants, and fascinating geological features called "bathtubs."Once you reach the top, you'll see that Flat Rock lives up to its name. There are numerous large, flat rocks made of quartzite from which you can enjoy sweeping panoramic views of Grandfather Mountain and Linville Valley below.Less crowded than other trails, Flat Rock is the perfect place to bring a picnic, sit on a rock, and enjoy the peaceful setting.The trailhead begins in the parking area. Stay to the left and hike the path clockwise, following the yellow arrows once you get to the top to complete the loop.
30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Grandfather Mountain
Grandfather Mountain is a must-see tourist destination that showcases all the beauty and splendor of Grandfather Mountain.Cross the breathtaking Mile-high Swinging Bridge for one of the most spectacular views on the parkway. Explore easy trails through peaceful forests or more difficult climbs on rugged peaks.(Note: Grandfather Mountain’s challenging hikes should only be attempted by experienced hikers with the proper gear.)Visit the interactive exhibits in the Wilson Center for Nature Discovery and see cougars,elk
bald eagles
river otters
black bears
...up close. And drive the famous "Forrest Gump Curve" featured in the iconic American movie.Admission is steep, but the experience is priceless. Online reservations are highly recommended as space is limited and slots fill quickly during the summer. Check their website for fees and seasonal hours.
Admission Ticket Free
Linn Cove Viaduct
Probably the most photographed structure on the parkway, the Linn Cove Viaduct is an engineering marvel. The complicated bridge appears to float gently around Grandfather Mountain on tall concrete piers.Its design and construction preserve the fragile habitat of Grandfather Mountain while showcasing its beauty. Completed in 1987, the viaduct was the final segment of the Blue Ridge Parkway to be built.While the adjacent Linn Cove Visitor Center is no longer open, you can still access trails from the parking lot. A walk along the Tanawha Trail will take you under the viaduct for a close-up view.
Admission Ticket Free
Rough Ridge Lookout
Rough Ridge Lookout on the Tanawha Trail is one of the top places to view fall colors on the parkway. Just a short 10-minute hike to a wooden boardwalk offers multiple viewpoints the higher up you go.Even if you miss the fall colors, Rough Ridge Lookout still has plenty to offer including a view of the entire Linn Cove Viaduct and Grandfather Mountain plus lots of large boulders along the trail that make great spots to sit and soak in the breathtaking views.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Price Lake
Price Lake is the jewel of Julian Price Memorial Park. Although swimming isn't allowed, you can stroll along the lovely walking path that circles the lake or paddle around in a canoe or kayak.Fishing is also allowed. Boats can be rented at Price Lake Boat Rentals past the campground. There are no picnic tables or restrooms right at the lake, but they can be accessed at the nearby Price Lake Picnic Area.
Admission Ticket Free
Moses H. Cone Memorial Park
The centerpiece of the Moses H. Cone Memorial Park is Flat Top Manor, the magnificent summer home of textile giant Moses H. Cone and his wife Bertha.Open to the public from April 15 to November 27 during seasonal hours, the mansion houses a folk craft store as well as a National Parks Visitor Center with a small gift shop and park information.The beautiful and extensive grounds of the Cone Estate feature an orchard, fishing lakes, and 25 miles of beautiful carriage trails which are open to the public year-round.
45 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Blowing Rock
Situated at the lower end of the Moses H. Cone Estate, Bass Lake is the sparkling gem you can see from Flat Top Manor. The tranquil fishing lake can be reached by one of the carriage trails or by car via Highway 221.A lovely one-mile walking path circles the lake and offers a view of the manor home on the hill behind it. The charming town of Blowing Rock is just a few minutes away.There, you’ll find quaint shops, cafes, lodging, parks, and North Carolina's oldest tourist attraction and town namesake, The Blowing Rock. It’s "The only place in the world where snow falls upside down."
Admission Ticket Free
Day 4
Blue Ridge Parkway - South
23 Stops
The North Carolina Arboretum
This elegant arboretum is a massive 400-acre park with cultivated gardens, a cool Bonsai tree display, and some hiking trails through forests and mountains. There’s a small cafe that’s handy for a light meal or beverage.Those looking for easy or accessible walks through beautiful gardens and trees should prioritize this stop.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Bad Fork Valley Overlook
Heading south from Asheville, this is the first overlook after you’ve driven up into the mountains and gained some more elevation. But, there are plenty of overlooks to come.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Beaver Dam Gap Overlook
Most overlooks along the Parkway offer a view pointed in one direction. But here, up on a ridgeline, you can get a lovely view in either direction from the parking lot.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Mt. Pisgah Trailhead
Mt. Pisgah is easily visible from the Asheville area, and now you have the opportunity to hike to the top. It’s about a 4.5 mile, or 7 kilometer, round-trip hike to the top, and rated moderate to strenuous. It’s a rewarding view when the summit’s not covered by clouds.
2 hours • Admission Ticket Free
Pisgah Inn
A touch of civilization before heading further into the woods. Grab a meal at the restaurant, or some grab-and-go food and snacks at the shop or wayside building.But make sure to check out the observation deck and rocking chairs, just behind the restaurant, for a really marvelous view of the mountains.
15 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Fryingpan Mountain Lookout Tower
This hike is a little different, following an old gravel road instead of a trail. It’s a moderate hike uphill, but it ends at an old, steel lookout tower, and the view from the top is outstanding. The hike is about a mile and a half round trip.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Cradle of Forestry in America
Learn about the birth of forestry education at this tidy little museum. The interactive exhibits are a nice change of pace for kids in tow, and everyone will enjoy the air-conditioning and history. The grounds include easy, paved trails that pass the buildings from the school.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Sliding Rock
This gently-graded waterfall doubles as a natural waterslide! Don your swimsuits, then wait in line to slide down into the chilly pool below. A lifeguard is on duty during the busy summer months.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Looking Glass Falls
This 60-foot, or 18-meter waterfall, is one of the most popular in North Carolina because you can see it from the road! There’s no need for a hike for this one.
15 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Coon Tree Picnic Area
Flush toilets and picnic tables are the highlight here, and it’s also a handy spot to turn around and park for Looking Glass Falls.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Skinny Dip Falls
The trail to Skinny Dip Falls is about a mile round trip and is easy to moderate. It’s not the most impressive waterfall on the tour, but some people enjoy taking a dip in the pool.The trailhead is across the Parkway from Looking Glass Rock Overlook, which is a great view of the granite monolith Looking Glass Rock.
45 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Graveyard Fields Loop Trail
Graveyard Fields got its spooky name, and look, from a series of natural disasters. But it’s also one of the most popular hiking spots on the entire Parkway because there are two waterfalls.The first waterfall is on a fairly easy loop trail, about a mile and a half long. To see the other waterfall, add another mile and a half on a connected spur road.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Black Balsam Knob
Just off the Parkway, this trail is about one and a half miles round-trip. The moderately-difficult hike takes you to a 360-degree panorama of the mountains.So if the weather’s nice, this could be the best view of the day. The view is open most of the way up, so the reward is well worth the effort.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Devil's Courthouse
You can enjoy this impressive cliff from the overlook, or you can hike to the top. A path heads up through the woods and comes out at the summit, where you can see four states. It’s under a mile round-trip, and will probably take around 45 minutes. But it’s also a pretty steep hike.
45 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Cowee Mountain Overlook
Our vote for the best overlook on the tour! There’s nothing blocking your view as you gaze at miles upon miles of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Richland Balsam Nature Loop Trail
The view from the overlook is just okay, but the main attraction here is the Richland Balsam Trail, a moderately difficult one-and-a-half-mile loop through the forest. It’s a nice walk through the woods if you have time.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Richland Balsam Overlook
The view from this overlook is mostly concealed by trees, but it’s the highest point on the entire Parkway at 6053 feet or over 1800 meters. There’s a sign designating the overlook as the highest point, which is a popular photo opp.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Lone Bald Overlook
There are a series of excellent overlooks in a row on this stretch of the Parkway. We like this one because of the nice layered look of the mountains marching away in the distance.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Standing Rock Overlook
Near the entrance to this overlook is a large, standalone boulder that’s a popular photo op.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Waterrock Knob
The view from this large overlook is one of the best on the entire Parkway, from over 6,000 feet up. There are plenty of picnic tables, as well as a small visitor center.There’s also the Waterrock Knob Trail. This 1-mile round-trip hike is not especially easy, but it goes to the top of Waterrock Knob for another incredible view.
45 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Thunder Struck Ridge Overlook
This is another splendid overlook of the layered mountains and valleys beyond.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Soco Falls
Just about a mile off the Parkway, Soco Falls is a double waterfall, with two cascades meeting together at a pool. The waterfall is actually visible a few steps from the parking lot. But, if you’re game for a little scramble, the best view is at the base of the falls.
20 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Bunches Bald Overlook
A lower elevation overlook, compared to the heights up near Waterrock Knob, but still lovely and possibly a terrific spot for fall colors.After you complete the last stop on the tour, feel free to enjoy nearby Smoky Mountain National Park!
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Day 5
Great Smoky Mountains
14 Stops
Oconaluftee Visitor Center
Here, you can discover fascinating facts about the park's animals and history. Don't forget to say hello to the friendly farm animals too!
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Clingmans Dome
Clingman's Dome is the park's highest point, and you can reach an observation tower for absolutely breathtaking views of the mountains. Don't underestimate the chill, even in summer; so, pack a jacket!
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Newfound Gap Road
Newfound Gap lets you stand right on the border of North Carolina and Tennessee! The views are simply jaw-dropping. Pack a picnic and savor the fresh mountain air.
30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Alum Cave Trail
Alum Cave Trail is an exciting hike leading to a captivating cave. Inside, the cave dazzles with sparkling minerals – a true hidden gem! Make sure to wear sturdy hiking boots.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Chimney Tops Trail
Chimney Tops is another fantastic spot for breathtaking vistas. Though you can't hike to the summit anymore, you can still admire the unique rock formations. Don't forget your camera!
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Sugarlands Valley Nature Trail
This short, easy walk is a nature lover's dream with an abundance of plants and animals to discover. Keep an eye out for colorful birds and playful squirrels!
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Sugarlands Visitors Center
The Sugarlands Visitor Center is a treasure trove of information. Here, you can grab maps, ask questions, and delve into the park's history. Don't be shy; the park rangers are eager to assist you!
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Elkmont Nature Trailhead
This trail follows a pristine river, and you might even spot some adorable salamanders in the water! Wear water shoes if you'd like to wade in the river.
2 hours • Admission Ticket Free
Laurel Falls
Laurel Falls is a stunning waterfall, and reaching it is a short and rewarding hike. Exercise caution on the trail, as it can be slippery.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Metcalf Bottoms Picnic Area
Metcalf Bottoms is an ideal spot for a picnic or a game of catch. It's a peaceful place to unwind and relish the great outdoors.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
The Sinks
The Sinks is a fascinating spot to watch the water rushes through the rocky terrain – nature's own waterslide! Be cautious and refrain from attempting to slide down the rocks yourself.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Cades Cove Loop Road
Cades Cove is a sprawling, picturesque valley teeming with wildlife. Keep your eyes peeled for deer, bears, and wild turkeys. Drive slowly and stay patient for wildlife sightings!
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail
Roaring Fork is a one-way loop road surrounded by lush forests and cascading waterfalls. Roll down your car windows and relish the symphony of forest sounds. Don't forget to snap some stunning photos!
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Gatlinburg
Gatlinburg is a charming mountain town boasting quaint shops and delightful restaurants. It's a fun place to explore and treat yourself to some local delights like fudge and apple cider donuts.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
Day 6
New River Gorge
15 Stops
Thurmond
Once a thriving hub of coal mining and transportation, Thurmond now stands as a preserved time capsule. It offers visitors a glimpse into the region's rich industrial past.The ghost town is famous for its well-preserved train depot, which serves as a museum. It shows exhibits and artifacts that detail the area's coal mining heritage.With its beautiful location along the New River, Thurmond invites exploration. It serves as a reminder of the resilience and significance of the coal industry and railroad, shaping the local community and the surrounding natural landscape.
30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Long Point Trail
A hiking trail that offers an unforgettable adventure and stunning vistas. This moderate 3.2-mile out-and-back trail winds through a forest, leading hikers to the breathtaking Long Point Overlook.Once you reach the overlook, prepare to be amazed by the panoramic views of the New River Gorge Bridge. It is one of the most iconic landmarks in West Virginia.
1 hour 30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Kaymoor Miners Trail
This difficult 1-mile trail takes hikers on a captivating exploration through the remains of the Kaymoor coal mine, once a busy industrial complex.As you trek along the trail, you'll encounter the remains of coal processing structures, mine entrances, and more.However, the trail isn’t for the faint of heart, as much of the trail heads downhill going in. Then uphill all the way back up, with hundreds of steps.
1 hour 30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Canyon Rim Visitor Center
The Canyon Rim Visitor Center serves as the gateway to the awe-inspiring wonders of New River Gorge.Located on the edge of the majestic gorge, this visitor center offers a wealth of information and resources for visitors. It improves their exploration of the park.Inside, you'll find informative displays on the area's geology, ecology, and cultural history.Step outside onto the observation decks, and you'll be treated to breathtaking views of the New River Gorge Bridge. The sprawling canyon below adds to the awe-inspiring scenery.
30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Fayette Station Road
Whether you're admiring the vibrant fall foliage or capturing stunning photographs, the Fayette Station Road scenic drive offers a calm experience.It allows you to immerse yourself in the old way of crossing the New River Gorge, down and up a winding road.On the first stop of the scenic drive, we’ll visit overlooks directly underneath the New River Gorge Bridge. This will allow you to appreciate the engineering marvel from a new angle.
10 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Tunney Hunsaker Bridge
We’ll park by the river and walk to the Tunney Hunsaker Bridge, or the ‘little bridge’ as some call it. This was the only way to cross the New River Gorge for a long time.Today, it’s the midpoint of the Fayette Station Road scenic drive. A walking path on the side provides excellent views of the New River, and the big bridge above.
10 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Kaymoor Trail
Just a few dozen steps from this trailhead are two waterfalls, both easily visible from the trail.If you were to continue on the trail for two miles, the hike leads to the Kaymoor Mine and intersects with the Kaymoor Miners Trail.
15 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Endless Wall Trail
A captivating, moderately difficult hiking trail that winds along the rim of the gorge for 2.4 miles. It showcases the raw beauty of the rugged canyon as it winds through forests and along towering cliffs.Along the way, hikers are treated to breathtaking vistas of the New River winding through the gorge. Stunning rock formations that attract climbers from around the world can also be observed.The trail is a loop, with two parking lots to choose from.Our recommendation is to hike as far as Diamond Point from either of the lots. Then, turn around and return to the car.
2 hours • Admission Ticket Free
Babcock State Park
The main attraction at Babcock State Park is a beautiful and iconic landmark. It's a fully working replica of a historic water-powered mill.
30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Sandstone Visitor Center
This visitor center has exhibits on the area’s ecosystems and human history. It’s also a handy stop to get information about Sandstone Falls. This is before starting on an optional, but very scenic drive towards the waterfall.
20 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Sandstone Falls
If you're on the fence about driving all the way to Sandstone Falls, you can get a small peek at this overlook.The view isn’t fantastic, but it’s useful as a turnaround point. It can be used if you decide to prioritize other parts of the park.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Brooks Overlook
This overlook offers a nice view of the New River Gorge from a few hundred feet up. The road descends closer to the river level as it heads towards Hinton.The overlook is just a small pull-off, but the view is better than the one at Sandstone Falls Overlook.
5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Brooks Falls Roadside Park
Enjoy some quality time next to the New River at this small riverside park. Picnic benches sit just feet from the river, and the rippling Brooks Falls.
10 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Sandstone Falls
One of the highlights of the park is Sandstone Falls, which spreads 1500 feet across the entire New River.It descends into crumbling rock formations, adding to the scenic beauty of the area.A series of boardwalks take you through a wooded island in the middle of the river, and to different views of the falls.For a more secluded experience, try the Island Loop Trail, which is an easy, half-mile trail through the woods of the island.
45 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
Grandview
One of the ‘grandest’ views of the park, the Grandview area has something for everyone.The main overlook sits near the highest point in the park, overlooking a spectacular curve in the gorge.A handful of trails leave from near the overlook. They take hikers along the cliff walls and to additional scenic overlooks of the river.Grandview also sports a seasonal visitor center, informational wayside stations, and a playground.
30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
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American Museum of Natural History Admission Ticket
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What is the cancellation policy for the Appalachia Audio Tour Bundle Experience?
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the tour for a full refund.
- For a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the tour start time.
- If you cancel less than 24 hours before the tour start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
- Any changes made less than 24 hours before the tour start time will not be accepted.
- Cut-off times are based on the tour local time (EDT).
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The following is included:
- Take the tour when you want.
- Tours NEVER expire.
- Freedom to explore at your own pace.
- Tour Start is Customizable.
- Offline map (no wifi or data needed).
- Tour highlights with activity and restaurant recommendations.
- Turn-by-turn directions using GPS.
- Hours of audio narration with stories, travel tips and music.
- Audio narration that plays automatically as you drive.
- Tour Guide.
The following is NOT included:
- Luray Caverns - $35 per adult.
- Chimney Rock - $ 17 for adults.
- Explore Park - $3.
- Cradle of Forestry - $6 per adult.
- Sliding Rock - $5 per person.
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Accessibility information for the Appalachia Audio Tour Bundle Experience is as follows:
- Wheelchair accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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American Museum of Natural History Admission Ticket
- Take the tour when you want
- Tours NEVER expire
- Freedom to explore at your own pace
- Tour Start is Customizable
- Offline map (no wifi or data needed)
- Tour highlights with activity and restaurant recommendations
- Turn-by-turn directions using GPS
- Hours of audio narration with stories, travel tips and music
- Audio narration that plays automatically as you drive
- Tour Guide
- Luray Caverns - $35 per adult
- Chimney Rock - $ 17 for adults
- Explore Park - $3
- Cradle of Forestry - $6 per adult
- Sliding Rock - $5 per person
Additional Info
American Museum of Natural History Admission Ticket
- Confirmation is instant and will be received at time of booking
- Wheelchair accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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