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Autumn Adventures in the Land of Waterfalls |
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Many view fall in the Blue Ridge Mountains as the best time to “recharge” their soul or spend an extended weekend with family. As the colors of fall foliage drift lazily to the ground, our mountain community of Brevard/Transylvania County is alive with Autumn’s enchantment.
From a brisk morning hike in Pisgah National Forest to outstanding concerts at the Paul Porter Center for Performing Arts, Autumn is alive in Transylvania County with the best opportunities in Western North Carolina. In the evening, rekindle some romance in front of a fire and listen to the katydids fill the clean autumn night air with the sound of serenity.
Brevard/Transylvania County, NC is Mother Nature’s canvas for the colors of fall, and so much more. Transylvania County is listed among the best places to enjoy the hues of red, yellow, burgundy, and orange leaves along curving mountain roads, winding hiking trails, or one of our many golf courses. Combine our scenic vistas with our cultural and social gentility, and you’ll experience Autumn as never before. |
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Try these recommended Autumn routes and activities: • Drive along the 77-mile Forest Heritage Scenic Byway , designated for its spectacular views of autumn leaves. Enjoy a picnic along the Blue Ridge Parkway before turning down Hwy. 276 South to visit the Pisgah Center for Wildlife Education and the Cradle of Forestry . Heading back into Brevard, walk along the banks of the Davidson River or try your hand at fly-fishing.The Davidson River is rated as one of the country’s best trout rivers. After a full day of activities, enjoy dinner in one of Brevard’s fine restaurants near the old courthouse. 
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You’ll be amazed. You can follow these routes for some of the most spectacular foliage viewing, all in Transylvania County.
• Up The Mountains - It’s only twenty miles, but packed with enough views to last all afternoon. US Highway 276 from Pisgah Forest, NC to the Blue Ridge Parkway - a winding road that climbs more than a thousand feet in elevation through the Pisgah National Forest.
• Over The Mountain - Fasten your seat belt for a mountainous road ride up Cedar Mountain. An excellent spot for a picnic lunch is Connestee Falls or Raven Cliff Falls.
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