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jemcat01 Says: Go to Moonshine Mountain Snow Tubing. It has 3 lanes in which you are pulled up by your tube leash hooked to a pulley. Once on top of the mountain, you sit on the tube and down you go until you run into an embankment and back down again. They have a trailer that sells BBQ...
henderson county heritage museum
doug48 Says: the henderson county heritage museum is located in the historic 1905 henderson county courthouse. a good place to learn about the history and culture of the hendersonville area.
doug48 Says: pictured is the margarita grill on main street in the hendersonville historic district. main street has numerous shops, restaurants, and bars. there are two museums on main street and scores of historic buildings. the hendersonville historic district is a very nice place to...
doug48 Says: the mast general store in hendersonville is one eight mast stores in the smokey mountain area of north carolina. the original mast general store was founded by henry taylor in valle crucis in 1883 and was called taylor and mast. w.w. mast bought out taylor in 1913 and the...
doug48 Says: the henderson county visitor center is located on main street in the heart of hendersonville's historic district. the visitor center is a good first stop on a visit to hendersonville to get information on the attractions of hendersonville and henderson county.
"Oldest such museum in the First in Flight state"?
etfromnc Says: The Western North Carolina Air Museum (WNC Air Museum) claims to have been organized in 1989 but also to be the oldest aviation museum in North Carolina. I do not know how they define organization but there is a collection of vintage aircraft and a museum at the Charlotte...
kacooke Says: You can't leave Hendersonville without checking out the beautiful Chimney Rock Park. Located about 25 miles south of Asheville, Chimney Rock was a site for filming "The Last of the Mohicans." It's a pretty good hike to the top of the "chimney," from which you can see the...
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jemcat01 Says: There are 4 cabins off Kanaga Road which borders the Dupont State Forest. They are owned by Perry McCrary. He's a super person to rent from. The cabins were so adorable, clean and near to the waterfalls. Each has 1 bedroom with a small loft in the living and kitchen area....
The Best Western, Hendersonville: The Only Place to Stay, Respectively
kacooke Says: This is where I always stayed when I was in town for the Handbell Festival. I have fond memories of playing hide and seek in the parking lot, holding deep and meaningful conversations on the balcony, and trashing the cars in the parking lot with silly string. There's a...
The Mountain Deli: Yummy Deli!
jemcat01 Says: The owners trained in France and only serves the best and freshest meats, cheeses and bread. It's located on Main Street where you can shop til you drop. I enjoyed their cornbeef, cheese and thousand island on rye and pumpernickle bread. You've got to try one of their...
flight wood grill: new american cuisine
doug48 Says: the flight wood grill is a sophisticated american restaurant in downtown hendersonville. the decor of the flight wood grill is retro-modern and the restaurant was a very interesting art collection. they offer excellent grilled steak and seafood. the flight wood grill has a...
Days Gone By: I Scream for Ice Cream
kacooke Says: Days Gone By is a cute little vintage-inspired ice cream shop on Main Street. The walls are decorated with memorabilia. On your way in or out, be sure to pick up an old-fashioned Coca Cola, complete with the old green glass bottle. And check out the old scale/fortune...
doug48 Says: the black rose is a nice pub located on main street in downtown hendersonville. the black rose pub has an excellent beer selection. a good place to have a pint or two in downtown hendersonville. casual.
doug48 Says: hannah flanagan's is a very nice replica irish pub on main street in downtown hendersonville. good beer selection and good pub food. a fun place to eat and drink in downtown hendersonville. casual.
My favorite shop on Main Street is the General Store. It houses a collection of novelties, clothing, and candy. Also, be sure to check out the army store, where you can often find discounted clothes, shoes, and miscellaneous items.
Written Apr 18, 2003
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Hendersonville is a quaint little town located in the North Carolina Blue Ridge Mountains. It's not very culturally diverse at all. While scoping out Main Street, I came across a flyer for the Ku Klux Klan hanging on the front door of one of the shops. As a young African American, I was a little uncomfortable, but not surprised by the reality of life. Generally the locals are very friendly and inviting. Just be aware (without being paranoid and defensive) that there are still people around (even in 2003) who don't like "people of color."
Written Apr 18, 2003
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The last time I spent time in Hendersonville was my senior handbell trip in April of 2000. Yes, I was in the handbell choir at my small Christian school. We played mostly at nursing homes. The...
hendersonville is located at the intersection of US 64 and US 25 about twenty miles southeast of asheville north carolina. hendersonville was founded in the late 1830's and is the county seat of...
Hendersonville, NC is located near the foothills of the Smokey Mountains. It's a thrill as you leave the South Carolina border and enter North Carolina and drive upward toward the mountains. This...
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I am from Hendersonville, NC originally. It's a beautiful city located in the Blue Ridge Mountains, just 23 miles SW of Asheville.
Hendersonville is a small city that is very central to many of the activities in North Carolina's Smokey Mountains. Not as big and busy as Asheville, but just as scenic, this is a great place to get a...
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