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    Haunted Asheville Ghost Tours

    4.6 (52 reviews)
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    Gregory B.

    I picked this tour as a gift for a friend of mine who is into paranormal investigation. Our tour guide was Brian, who is not just a tour guide, but also participates in investigations. Very enjoyable and informative tour. Would recommend whole heartedly. Our tour started by the Masonic Lodge, which is on the corner of Broadway and Woodfin. We then hit some of the haunted spots around town: Thomas Wolfe House, Dueling Piano bar & former Ristorante Vicenzo, the 13 story building that once house government, the former jail, church street, the Basilica and Pinball museum (former hotel), and Chicken Alley. Along the way, lots of history to learn. Asheville was once a place people went when they had tuberculosis, believing the mountain air would save them. Then there was the Spanish Flu of 1917. The city morgue was in the basement of the building where the Ristorante Vincenzo sat (soon to reopen as another restaurant). That there used to be graveyard under Aston and Church street and Edwin Wiley Grove built a section of the city to look like New York City. All fascinating historical information. Apparently, you can take this tour a few times, with different guides, and get some slightly different flavor, so this could be one to take more than once. Either way, I wholeheartedly recommend. On a side note, my friend brought her paranormal equipment with her and we set things down at the Thomas Wolfe house after the tour was over. Brian, the tour guide, joined us, giving some additional background as she set out her pod, recorder, and other equipment. She invited another couple, but I think they got spooked.

    Jodi M.

    Tad was a great tour guide/storyteller. He was hilarious and informative. I highly recommend this tour.

    Jackson building is very interesting!
    Lori R.

    We booked this based on reviews on another site (surprised it isn't already on Yelp) We enjoy a good walking ghost tour, so we were looking forward to this highly rated one that I had booked well in advance. We met our guide Tad at 7:45 on a beautiful Saturday night in front of the Masonic Temple downtown. We never had to present our prepaid tickets nor asked to introduce ourselves, so I assume he went by numbers. Our group was of varying ages, including a couple pretty young ones who held up admirably on this adult-type tour. (adult type not due to scariness, but because it's a lot of standing around listening to storytelling). We found Tad to be an enthusiastic storyteller who told stories in about five different outside locations. The stories were all interesting although not necessarily overly ghost-like. The longest story for instance was about a crime that never mentioned anything ghostly. After two hours of enthusiastic storytelling, we ended up in the basement of the Masonic Temple which houses an office/museum. The building itself seemed like it was much creepier/more interesting than the basement. Would have loved to have seen and heard about some of that!

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    Great experience! Tad was the tour guide. He kept it entertaining and fun. It is a family friendly activity.

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    Bryan was absolutely awesome! Great true crime stories and legends! Highly recommend!

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    Brian was great! Kept us all intrigued the entire two and half hour tour! Loved learning the history of the town!

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    Lots of fun the tour guide was very entertaining and knowledgeable about buildings and events from long ago

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    The tour was a lot of fun. Learned a ton about the history of the city and the ghost stories were pretty interesting as well!

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    Walk With Me Tours - George Luther, guide, former Park Ranger with National Park Service and guide at Outdoor Center on the Biltmore Estate

    Walk With Me Tours

    4.3(6 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    The one star is added because of the prompt refund and return of the flask we left in the car…read more Otherwise this was a total disaster and a bait and switch situation where we discussed one tour over the phone and the day of we were told otherwise. We had paid a deposit for two days of tour but when we contacted them 3-4 days prior we received a curt email which incorrectly stated that we were only booked for one day. Most businesses would have at least reviewed emails after receiving a detailed note from a client before sending such a rude response as the one we received. When we asked in repeat emails about what options were available for lunch and other specific questions no answers were received. However, the day of the tour George tried to turn the blame on us stating we would have needed to pre- order the meal with him despite his lack of email response about meal options. We also felt racially profiled since his interaction with my husband who is Caucasian visibly altered in addition to his entire demeanor, once we joined them In the hotel lobby and he realised that the other members of the tour, myself included were black. We opted not to take this tour since we felt that the new terms were different from what was previously discussed (not to mention he promised full flexibility with tours repeatedly on the phone) and we couldn't figure out how he'd be able to take us walking with the boot safely. We also were very specific in prior discussions that we had no interest in visiting the Biltmore estate but this was what George was encouraging us to switch to the day of the tour (once again probably because of his own limitations) He also tried to make us try to sign a waiver but then he got angry and defensive when we politely asked few polite questions about his insurance coverage and things to clarify what he was asking us to sign. Overall, I consider this a near miss event since everything suggested this tour would have been a competent disaster of a day had we gone on the road with George. The tour we ended up taking instead with a different company far exceeded our expectations without any hassle or racist undertones. George will probably try to defend his behavior by accusing us of being rude (this is in response to us asking for clarifications and for what we booked ) but since issues started way back from his side of the correspondence (or lack thereof) you can be the judge of the situation

    We went on a five hour hiking tour in the Pisgah National Forest area. George, our tour guide, took…read moreus to a beautiful waterfall and atop a tall fire tower with gorgeous views. I would definitely recommend this tour for any family!

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    AVL Lit Tours - Stay curious, my friends.

    AVL Lit Tours

    5.0(1 review)
    0.2 mi

    I took the AVL Lit Map tour recently and had an excellent experience. Sarah did a fantastic job…read moresharing facts and stories about both well known authors as well as smaller local authors. I would absolutely recommend this tour for both people who know very little about the literary history of Asheville (myself) as well as those who know a bit more. Questions are encouraged and the guides know so much about the history of the area. The content was a good mix of the history of Asheville's literary history, culture, architecture, and local legends. I think the walking tour format was more enjoyable than a bus tour might have been. Being able to walk through the park, by the local shops, and stopping and seeing the buildings up close definitely helped me feel more connected to the city. I've been to Asheville more than a dozen times and only now feel like I actually know a bit about the area instead of just being a "tourist". For those concerned about the walk being a physical activity, I can report that it was easily managable. The frequent stops allowed everyone to catch their breath, so even if you're not in the best of shape (like me) you're not going to feel overworked. I know one stop that had steps also had elevator access. I you have questions about wheelchair access or other mobility concerns, maybe call ahead? There may have been another section with steps, too. There are three parking garages withing 2 blocks, so parking is a breeze. And when you finish the tour, you're right in the heart of downtown so there is plenty of places to stop and eat. Overall, A+ experience. Easily the best tour of a city I've done.

    From the owner: Asheville's Guided Literary Walking Tour | Asheville's only multimedia tour designed exclusively…read morefor literary travelers

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    Gray Line Trolley Tours Of Asheville - Wedding party celebrating with private group shuttle service on an Asheville trolley

    Gray Line Trolley Tours Of Asheville

    4.3(136 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    Really nice way to learn more about Asheville history, and when you buy a one-day ticket, you can…read moreride the trolley the second day as well. I ended up riding parts of the same route three times with different drivers, and it was worth it because each driver added different details and stories. I particularly enjoyed one driver who was a former teacher from Maryland. He had done extra research and brought the history alive with details about what life had been like at the psychiatric hospital and what Zelda Fitzgerald thought about the women's dormitory. I learned more about Asheville each time I rode. The easiest place to board is Stop 1 at the Asheville Visitor Center, where you can get the sticker showing you have a trolley ticket, since the drivers don't carry the stickers. It is helpful to stick it on something you can hold up so the driver can easily see it and know you want to be picked up. The Visitor Center also has bathrooms, a gift shop, and a whole lot of great tourist brochures. There is free parking. If you buy your ticket online, I found the boarding instructions confusing and somewhat contradictory. They say you can board at any stop but also tell you to go to Stop 1 at the Visitor Center. You can show the driver your online confirmation if you board at another stop, but the bigger challenge can be figuring out exactly where some of the stops are based on the website directions and where Google Maps takes you. I never figured out exactly where Stop 4 at 2 S. Pack Square was, even though it was the closest stop to the AC Asheville hotel. During Boomtown FestAVL, that stop was also moved because the area was shut down, but the changed location wasn't listed on the website. After that experience, going to the Visitor Center and getting my sticker was much easier. The entire trolley loop takes about 90 minutes. From the Visitor Center, the first three stops take about 30 minutes. Here are some notes that may help if you want to use the trolley for sightseeing: Stop 1 - Asheville Visitor Center: The Visitor Center is behind the Chamber of Commerce building and has a free parking lot, bathrooms, tourist information and a gift shop. Stop 2 - Omni Grove Park Inn: In addition to visiting the inn, you can walk down the steep hill to Grovewood Gallery, which has lots of art and pottery, the Antique Car Museum, and the Biltmore Industries Homespun Museum. Remember that if you walk down the hill, you eventually have to come back up. Pro tip: You don't have to walk back up that steep hill! Go to the parking garage behind the Grove Park Inn and take the elevator upstairs to the hotel. You will wind your way through the hotel, past the stores, and eventually find your way outside to the Sammons Wing entrance where the trolley dropped you off, downhill from the main entrance. Much easier than climbing the hill. Stop 6 - Grove Arcade: A historic building with pretty architecture and several stores and restaurants on the ground floor, including Spicewalla for spices. We also had a really good meal at Huli Sue's, which serves BBQ and Hawaiian-inspired food. Stop 7 - River Arts District North: The trolley leaves you near a traffic circle, and from there you can walk to different buildings and explore the art galleries. I particularly liked the North Carolina Glass Center, where you can buy reasonably priced glass or take classes. There was also a large building with many individual artist studios farther down the street near the coffee shop. Stop 8 - River Arts District South: I wasn't sure how to walk there from the North stop, so I just got back on the trolley and rode there. There are more large buildings with art galleries to explore. Stop 9 - Biltmore Village: Shops and restaurants in the community George Vanderbilt created for workers on his estate. Stop 10 - South Slope Brewery District: Like the name implies, there are lots of microbreweries in this area. I thought the trolley was worthwhile both as transportation and as a way to learn about Asheville then spend more time at some of the stops the 2nd day.

    Great guide and driver tonight 9-14-26. Very interesting and…read moreinformative plus a funny antidote here and there. Good food at the pub where you meet the trolley.

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    Wedding couple at their white wedding trolley for private wedding transportation in Asheville NC

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