Pet Friendly Things To Do in Canton, North Carolina

Enjoy this secluded 2,800 square foot home situated on the famed Cold Mountain. With 5 bedrooms & large kitchen the home is ideal for family gatherings. Located near the Blue Ridge Parkway & Springdale ... More on Visitnc.com

This location is a limited Dairy Queen and does not have a full menu offering. More on Yahoo! Travel

Start the hike at the northeastern end of the picnic area at the Forest Service trailhead sign behind a gated road. Cross a footbridge over Pigeon Branch and then follow an old gravel road through a wide open field framed in pines, ... More on Trails

Named for the mountain from which Moses first viewed the Promised Land, Shining Rock became one of the orig... More on Epinions.com

A charming little car park that is 1 miles west of the Graveyard Fields overlook at the end of a little n... More on Epinions.com

Lake Logan is a 300 Acre Sanctuary with an 87 Acre lake for fishing and swimming. secluded setting for meetings, education, worship and recreation. Lake Logan Episcopal Center provides a first-class facility for church retreats, family ... More on Visitnc.com

There's plenty to do in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Take a scenic drive along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Since we are just minutes from Asheville, spend the day in the 19th century at The... More on Treasurecovecabins.com

Rental cabins, fireplace, jacuzzi, covered porch. Close to Blue Ridge Parkway. More on Visitnc.com

Featured in the Guinness Book of World Records, and home to the finding of the world's largest sapphire-at ... More on DogFriendly.com

Buy a small ($25) or large ($45) bucket and sluice the dirt through the flowing water until you run out of ... More on GeckoGo

Of the three hikes in this guidebook that take you to Mt. Sterling, this one is the shortest and the only one suitable for a day hike. Its steep but short enough that you can take all the time you ... More on Trails

I did this trail in late June. Did not expect it to get too cold overnight. More on Trails

At 5,842 feet, the top of Mount Sterling is adorned with one of only two original fire towers that hikers can climb to capture panoramas above the treetops. And the views from the spruce-fir high c... More on Trails

Great trail. I planned and did the whole loop in two days though. I knocked More on Trails

The Spruce Mountain overnight loop is an outstanding two-night trip that covers a wide variety of terrain and trail conditions while offering a good opportunity for solitude. It must be noted, howe... More on Trails

Nice loop, although not without problems. We reached the first night's back More on Trails