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Last updated: 2024 Jun 14Morning
Start your day with a hike at the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway. Take your furry friend to the many trails and overlooks that the Parkway has to offer.
Afternoon
Head over to the Biltmore Estate, a 250-room mansion that was once the home of George Vanderbilt. Pets are allowed in the gardens and on the outdoor grounds. Take a stroll through the Italian Garden and Walled Garden before heading to the Antler Hill Village, where you can enjoy a wine tasting while your pet relaxes on the outdoor patio.
Morning
Wake up early and head over to the Asheville Botanical Gardens, a 10-acre garden that is home to over 600 species of plants. Pets are allowed on a leash.
Afternoon
Head over to the River Arts District, where you can explore the many art studios and galleries while your furry friend sniffs around. Check out the Wedge Brewery or the New Belgium Brewery, both of which have outdoor seating areas that are pet-friendly.
Morning
Start your day with a visit to the Asheville Dog Park, a fenced-in area where your furry friend can run and play off-leash.
Afternoon
Take a drive to the nearby town of Hendersonville and visit the Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site. Pets are allowed on the grounds and hiking trails.
Morning
Take a scenic drive to the nearby Pisgah National Forest, where you and your pet can hike the many trails that Pisgah has to offer.
Afternoon
Check out the many pet-friendly breweries in Asheville, such as Hi-Wire Brewing or Asheville Brewing Company. Both have outdoor seating areas where your furry friend can join you.
Morning
Visit the WNC Nature Center, a 42-acre wildlife park that is home to over 60 species of animals. Pets are allowed on a leash.
Afternoon
Take a drive to the nearby town of Black Mountain and explore the many pet-friendly shops and galleries.
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