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Kurt Rheinheimer
Lots of Carvins Cove and a Bit of the Shenandoah
Kurt's April hikes include plenty of Carvins Cove, along with other great spots. more
May 18, 2018 3:25 PM Kurts Hikes
Southern West Virginia Plans Trail Connecting Three State Parks
The as-yet unnamed trail would merge with the Appalachian Trail’s western cousin, the Great Eastern Trail. more
For the Love of the Chinquapin
Learn more about how Paula Corbin Kahn creates unique jewelry pieces with chinquapins. more
Leonard M. and Laurie M. Adkins
Stunning Tallulah Gorge
The three options to explore north Georgia’s 1,200-foot-deep Tallulah Gorge offer every walker a chance to experience the drama of the falls. more
Best of the Mountains: Walking on Sunshine
As our readers weigh in with their picks in many categories, here are five personal picks for the great walks in the mountains. more
Ghost Towns in the Sky
Betsy Teter's guest column describes her childhood want to visit Ghost Town in Maggie Valley. more
Ginny Neil
Edging Up to Happiness
You can bury a lot of troubles by digging in the dirt. — unknown more
Remembering the Rituals of Homemade Ice Cream
The memories of childhood ice cream-making live in our hearts and souls. more
Cheryl Rodewig
Gibbs Garden: A Foothills Treasure
The 292 acres of stunning green beauty are well worth a visit. more
Annie Laura of 621Studios.com
Digger Jay: Fresh, Local
Jay Marion's work in the ground creates a connection between his grandparents and his grandson. more
Kurt Rheinheimer
Mostly Local
A favorite walk and beautiful spring views make Kurt's March hikes terrific ones. more
Apr 25, 2018 10:39 AM Kurts Hikes
Ginny Neil
Where the Wild Things Grow
Eat leeks in March and wild garlic in May, and all the year after physicians may play. —Old Welsh Rhyme more
Even More Sweet Virginia Breezes
Casually cruising to Claytor Lake in southwest Virginia, I felt like I had come home - back to where it all began: my first assignment for Blue Ridge Country. more
Kurt Rheinheimer
Bobcats! (Not)
Kurt's February hikes included a Valentine's hike, frozen waterfalls and ... a bobcat?! more
Mar 28, 2018 4:47 PM Kurts Hikes
Bill Burnham
Building Memories One Adventure At A Time
Bill Burnham is the owner-operator, with his wife, Mary Burnham, of Burnham Guides LLC, which combines their work as guidebook authors and kayak guides. more
The Chipburger: An Edible Reminder of a Town’s History
“One of the finest sandwiches of the South” lives on as a son presents his take on an East Tennessee favorite. more
Holt Messerly
Bill Trout, River Master
An interest hatched at age 10 became a life-long obsession. more
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