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Robert's Western World, Nashville - Restaurant Reviews, Phone Number & Photos - TripAdvisor

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Robert's Western World, Nashville: See 744 unbiased reviews of Robert's Western World, rated 4.5 of 5 on TripAdvisor and ranked #14 of 2,172 restaurants in Nashville.

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Hattie B's Hot Chicken, Nashville - 112 19th Ave S - Restaurant Reviews, Phone Number & Photos - TripAdvisor

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Biscuit Love: A The Gulch, Nashville Restaurant.

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Biscuit Love: A The Gulch, Nashville Restaurant.

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Blue Ridge Heaven... Just Miles From Town

Even after 14 years of living in Asheville, just a glimpse of the Blue Ridge Mountains casts a spell on me. It looks so far away but ahh...it is not. Just a short drive from downtown and I'll be at Craggy Gardens (Craggy for short) and a soaring 5,892 foot elevation. This is the locals' favorite spot to head for the hills and get in a quick hike and huge dose of Blue Ridge beauty.
The Blue Ridge Parkway Visitor Center
Worthy of a stop along the way is at the Blue Ridge Parkway Visitor Center at Milepost (MP) 384 (a mile south of US 70 intersection), about eight miles east of downtown Asheville. This is where we start our day and the place to begin any journey along the 469-mile stretch of the Parkway.

High tech exhibits include the I-Wall, a 22-foot interactive map of the entire Parkway. We got pumped up before we hit the road with an HD, surround-sound film that follows a father-daughter motorcycle trip along the Parkway.
Folk Arts Center
Just two miles north of the Visitor Center is the Folk Arts Center offering the finest examples of Southern Appalachian craft on exhibit and for sale. The day we were there we were able to see some of the master crafters at work. Check out the events page, maybe you'll be lucky enough to hear some traditional mountain music.
Exploring "Craggy"
I love Craggy because every season offers a different landscape of color. An amazing time to visit is in mid-June when there are endless pink and purple blooms of native Catawba rhododendron. This is home to rare and endangered plants and a NC Natural Heritage Area.

On this trip we skippedThe Craggy Gardens Trail, which can be accessed from the south end of the Craggy Garden Visitor Center (open May - Oct.) parking area (MP 364.5) or from the north end of the picnic area (MP 367.6). From the parking area, it is a moderate uphill climb for 0.3 mile that ends at a trail shelter with amazing views. Spread out your blanket because this is picnic paradise.

Instead we opted for the Craggy Pinnacle trail. A short hike with big rewards, we embarked at the Pinnacle trailhead that begins at the upper level of Craggy Dome at MP 364.1 My friend Dane (not a big hiker) joins me and a backpack full of locally grown treats from the tailgate market downtown. It will be about 20 minutes before we reach the top and indulge in both lunch and the views. The (1.4-miles round-trip) trail winds through a canopy of rhododendron, ancient-looking sweet birch and tall rock croppings (kids love them), finally reaching the 5,892-foot summit at Craggy Pinnacle. The 360-degree views will take your breath away - make sure you plan on taking time to linger.
What To Know Before You Go

Bring a jacket, plenty of liquids, food, comfortable shoes and a full tank of gas.

Craggy Gardens often gets lost in cloud coverage but it can clear in minutes - be patient.

Check the Parkway for road closures due to weather or construction.

Download a map of Craggy Gardens.

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Blue Ridge Heaven… Just Miles From Town Even after 14 years of living in Asheville, just a glimpse of the Blue Ridge Mountains casts a spell on me. It looks so far away but ahh…it is not. Just a short drive from downtown and I’ll be at Craggy Gardens (Craggy for short) and a soaring 5,892 foot elevation.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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See our 2018 insiders' photo guide to Sliding Rock in Pisgah National Forest near Asheville and Brevard NC, a natural water slide and mountain swimming hole.

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Use our free 20-page Biltmore Estate insider's guide with tips for tours of the House, gardens and winery in Asheville, packages, events and special ticket offers and discounts.

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Our Mission, Vision and Values Follow us Online Goldsboro Citizens' Newsletter City Manager Updates June 2018 Projects Click to Learn about City Projects Grow Goldsboro Mission Statement:

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The Official Web site of Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune

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Carolina Beach, Kure Beach & Wrightsville Beach

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Read about the different Island Beaches near Wilmington, NC and things to do in Carolina Beach, Kure Beach, and Wrightsville Beach.

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William B. Umstead State Park | Raleigh, NC 27617

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Stroll nature trails or walk along 22 miles of hiking trails meandering through forest. Also offered are camping, picnicking, canoe rentals, fishing, visitor center nature study and 13 miles of horseback-riding and mountain-biking trails. Free admission; fee for boat and facility rental. Hours: Daily, 8am- sunset approximately; call or visit website.

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Every Other Thursday 6:00pm - 9:00pm

FREE after hours summer concert series in Downtown Goldsboro. Great music, cold drinks, delicious food from local vendors, kids activities & more. Grab your lawn chair and dancing shoes, and bring the whole family!

This year's lineup includes:

1. May 3rd - Chairmen of the Board

2. May 17th - Jupiter Jones

3. May 31st - Bryan Mayer (Military Appreciation)

4. June 14th - Night Years

5. June 28th - Soul Psychedelique

6. July 12th - Fantastic Shakers

7. July 26th - Jim Quick & Coastline

8. August 9th - Spare Change

9. August 23rd - The Embers

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FREE after hours summer concert series in Downtown Goldsboro. Great music, cold drinks, delicious food from local vendors, kids activities & more. Grab your lawn chair and dancing shoes, and bring the whole family!

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Cliffs of the Neuse State Park | NC State Parks

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The site of Cliffs of the Neuse State Park, with impressive cliffs overlooking the Neuse River, has been a landmark for centuries.