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18 Best Places to Visit in North Carolina

By: Author Susan Moore

Posted on Last updated: February 25, 2024

When planning your next trip to North Carolina you’ll be delighted to see that this state has a diverse range of things to do and see. Specifically, the different landscapes in the state are seriously impressive. You can head to the Outer Banks to spend the day on the sandy Atlantic beaches, or to the tranquil mountain forests. The choice is yours.

To help you make the most of your next trip, this list has 18 of the best places to visit in North Carolina . This way you’ll be able to plan your itinerary, picking from North Carolina’s best vacation spots .

Places to Visit in North Carolina

1.    great smoky mountains national park.

At the top of the best places to visit in North Carolina is the spectacular Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

The park covers land in both North Carolina and Tennessee. But coming from the NC side, there’s so much to do and see.

Your itinerary will be packed with things like hiking, biking, and driving the scenic Newfound Gap Road . Clingmans Dome and the Oconaluftee Visitor Center are must-visits in the Great Smoky Mountains.

Read our full list of the best things to do in GSMNP

The Great Smoky Mountains provide adventure in the outdoors along with historic sites and beautiful scenic drives

2.    Blue Ridge Parkway

Running from Virginia into North Carolina, the Blue Ridge Parkway is an absolute treat. A drive along this scenic road will take you through the glorious mountain range with spectacular views.

There are plenty of places to pull off to get a better look and even get further in the natural beauty by hiking. You’ll love stopping at towns along the parkway like Boone and Elkin.

No wonder it’s one of the best places to visit in North Carolina, and it’s also on our list of best road trips in the USA!

Try to visit in October when the fall foliage is at it’s best, I drove the Blue Ridge Parkway from October 10 – 15 in 2022 and the fall leaves were beautiful shades of yellow, orange, and red with the evergreen trees interspersed. So pretty!

For the perfect North Carolina road trip drive the Blue Ridge Parkway especially beautiful in autumn

3.    Outer Banks

In the summertime there’s no better place to be than the Outer Banks.

The world-class sandy beaches along the Atlantic are ideal for everyone and anyone, making it one of North Carolina’s best vacation spots.

In fact it’s one of the best summer vacation spots on the East Coast .

Off the beach you’ll find plenty to do including strolling the quaint towns, looking for Corolla Wild Horses , visiting Jockey’s Ridge State Park , and learning about the first flight at the Wright Brothers’ Memorial .

Summer on the East Coast? How about Outer Bank North Carolina for sun and sand

4.    Asheville

The gem in the Blue Ridge Mountains is the great city of Asheville . This unique place is a perfect balance between urban and outdoors. I loved that I could hop on the Blue Ridge Parkway for a scenic drive to gorgeous hiking trails as a day trip from Asheville.

Creative minds in Asheville have contributed to both a vibrant art scene and foodie-approved restaurant offerings.

While walking around downtown Asheville you’ll spot some cool art murals in the alleys and in between the shops, bars, and eateries. I stayed downtown and really enjoyed exploring downtown and found amazing murals on my daily walks.

It’s easy to fill your Asheville itinerary with things like hiking the Pisgah National Forest , visiting the Biltmore Estate , strolling the River Arts District , and sipping local craft beer.

No wonder it’s one of North Carolina’s best vacation spots.

You can’t miss the Chicken Alley mural in Asheville NC!

5.    Hanging Rock State Park

Hanging Rock is a stellar state park in North Carolina. The 18 miles of trails will take you through the beautiful forest, past waterfalls and over peaks.

Hanging Rock has places to rock climb and even a beach to swim. If you’re looking to extend your time in the park, consider setting up camp.

Hanging Rock has a campsite that’s perfect. It goes without saying that the must-do is hiking up to Hanging Rock itself. The view is breathtaking. 

6.    Cape Hatteras National Seashore

Cape Hatteras National Seashore is one of the best places to visit in North Carolina for beach goers.

Located on the barrier island, it’s North Carolina’s furthest point east.

The wide beaches are filled with soft sand and crashing waves of the Atlantic. You’ll love to spend the day playing in the sand and cooling off in the water.

The national seashore is also a great place to kayak and spot wildlife in the refuge.

Cape Hatteras National Seashore is one of the top vacation spots in the southeast .

Cape Hatteras is one of the best spots for a vacation on the East Coast

7.    Chimney Rock State Park

Located about 40 mins away from Asheville is the wonderful Chimney Rock State Park.

Yet another example of the beautiful North Carolina landscape that is inviting to anyone who wants to explore the great outdoors.

Varied hiking trails allow folks to choose their appropriate level of difficulty.

For an alternative to hiking at Chimney Rock State Park, you can play mini golf and mine for gems at Chimney Rock Gemstone Mine.

8.    Charlotte

Charlotte’s popularity has grown over the past few decades and it’s clear why.

This fabulous city has something for just about anyone, solidifying its presence on this list of the best places to visit in North Carolina.

As a bustling urban center, it has everything from great shopping, restaurants, and culture.

Nature is at arm’s reach in the city too. Just hop on Charlotte’s Greenway on foot or bike to get a dose of green.

Charlotte is the biggest city in North Carolina

9.    Grandfather Mountain

Grandfather Mountain is known far and wide as being the one with the awesome swinging suspension bridge.

All the way up at a mile high, it’s actually the highest in America, that’s one of the reasons it’s one of the coolest places to visit in North Carolina.

Once you’ve experienced walking the bridge there are so many other things at Grandfather Mountain that you’ll love to do. Head out on the hiking trails or to the Nature Museum .

10.    Raleigh

Intellectual thinking is the theme in Raleigh, North Carolina’s capital. Beyond being the home to the state government, it’s also where you’ll find 10 universities including NC State.

There are also tons of museums to visit like the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences and NC Museum of Art .

You can also get out into nature in Raleigh at the Umstead State Park or the Historic Yates Mill County Park with a lakeside trail, a beautiful boardwalk, and of course the historic mill.

With so much to do, it’s clear that Raleigh is one of the best places to visit in North Carolina.

Spend some time exploring the Historic Yates Mill County Park in Raleigh NC

11.    Pisgah National Forest

The Pisgah National Forest is such an important feature of the North Carolina landscape that so many of the great things to do in the state are found within its borders.

For example, the Biltmore Estate is located in the forest and the Blue Ridge Parkway passes right through it.

Pisgah is the best place for outdoor fun.

You can hike, bike, fish, and swim in the forest. A favorite is climbing Mt. Mitchell , the tallest mountain on the east coast.

12.    Old Salem

Step back in time at Old Salem. This living history museum showcases the development of this area and lives of the people within it.

Here you’ll explore several historic buildings including individual homes, the Boys’ School, Single Brothers’ House, and gunsmith.

Don’t miss a stop at the Winkler Bakery , the oldest continuously run bakery in the country.

If you really want to get into it, consider staying at the bed and breakfast in Old Salem.

Visit Winkler Bakery in Old Salem – one of the best attractions in North Carolina

13.    Lake Lure

A huge claim to fame for Lake Lure is that it’s where the movie Dirty Dancing was filmed.

That’s right, you’ll recognize the lake from the scene where Baby and Johnny practice the lift move in the water.

If you’re really a big fan, you can take a Dirty Dancing guided tour of Lake Lure .

Okay, so Lake Lure is actually one of the best places to visit in North Carolina besides being the site of this iconic film.

You’ll love spending a day on the sandy beach and going for a dip in the crips lake water. Definitely check out the Flowering Bridge . 

14.    Wilmington

Wilmington is a great combination of bustling city, historic sites, and vacation ready beaches.

So, it’s a no-brainer that Wilmington is one of North Carolina’s best vacation spots.

Its proximity to the Atlantic makes the journey to the beach a breeze. With Wrightsville Beach so close you can spend a whole day on the beach or just part. 

Access to water is the reason Wilmington has such a long history. You’ll love strolling the historic district and Riverwalk .

Taking a stroll along the Riverwalk in Wilmington is one of the best things to do in North Carolina

15.    Boone

Follow in the steps of the great explorer Daniel Boone in the town of Boone, NC.

It’s said he cherished this beautiful area of the Blue Ridge Mountains and it’s no wonder why.

The beautiful landscape is rich with natural beauty making it one of the best places to visit in North Carolina.

Today, it’s easy to enjoy the landscape as Boone did along the Hebron Falls Trail and Cascades Trail . Head into town for great restaurants, bars, and shops.

Boone North Carolina is named in honor of Daniel Boone

16.    Linville Falls

If you’re interested in seeing one of the most beautiful waterfalls in North Carolina, set your sights on Linville Falls.

Located just off the Blue Ridge Parkway milepost 316 , it’s one of the great stops for anyone enjoying this scenic drive and one of the best places to visit in North Carolina. If you’re staying in Asheville you can get to Linville Falls in about an hour.

To reach the falls hiking is required. Depending on your comfort level, choose from two trails. On each, you’ll be rewarded by seeing the beautiful falls.

At milepost 316 you will find Linville Falls (after a hike) on the Blue Ridge Parkway

17.    Little Switzerland

Chances are you’ve heard of this fabulous little community in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina.

Perfectly positioned along the Blue Ridge Parkway (milepost 334), it’s like you’ve left the US and been transported to the Swiss Alps (hence the name).

Mimicking the beautiful landscape buildings in this area look like they’re straight out of Europe.

You’ll absolutely love visiting the shops, restaurants and the Little Switzerland Inn all which make it one of the best places to visit in North Carolina.

18.    Chapel Hill

Part of the “Research Triangle”, one of Chapel Hill’s defining features is the presence of UNC Chapel Hill.

You’ll love strolling through the beautiful campus even if you’re not headed to classes.

The village of Chapel Hill is delightfully abuzz with energy. You’ll love the quaint town with all of the places to eat, grab a coffee and window shop.

Definitely make a visit to both Ackland Museum of Art and Morehead Planetarium and Science Center .

You’ll find this neoclassical rotunda at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill campus

Final Thoughts on Best Places to Visit in NC

It’s clear that North Carolina has so many different things to see and do. Your days in the Tar Heel State will be filled with everything from busting cities to escaping into the wilderness. No matter what you’re looking to do, this bucket list of the best places to visit in North Carolina has it.

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A Solo Traveler's Guide to Asheville

By lauren gay.

Solo travel continues to trend upward as people look for ways to explore and satisfy their wanderlust safely.

When traveling alone, you can see exactly what you want, when you want, and truly have an adventure that is catered to your individual preferences. If you want to hike to see the sunrise or sleep in until noon, you can! 

Mountain views ,  incredible food, wineries and plenty of space for solitude make Asheville, North Carolina a prime destination to take a vacation by yourself. 

Where to Stay  

As a solo traveler, looking for options for  places to stay  can be endless. Asheville has many amazing hotel properties, such as the Omni Grove Park Inn and of course the famous Biltmore Estate – America’s largest home that includes three lodging accommodations on its 8,000-acre property! But, a solo escape can be the perfect time to try something a little a less traditional, such as staying in a  treehouse  or glamping in a dome, especially when seeking solitude in the great outdoors. 

Things to Do 

When planning an itinerary, solo travelers can choose to explore on their own or join a small group tour to be immersed into Asheville’s rich culture. For travelers that love nature or seek adventure, Asheville is surrounded by a natural playground in the Blue Ridge Mountains that is just waiting to be explored. 

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Walking tours are great for solo trip takers because they remove the need for planning and make it easy to see many things you likely wouldn’t have found on your own.  

You can also take an adventure to discover some of the area’s cool art murals, including the Beyonce mural near the Asheville Waste Paper Mills, Roberta Flack mural in nearby Black Mountain and the Dolly Parton mural in West Asheville, which are perfect for photo ops and selfies. 

Wineries and Breweries 

Asheville has an outstanding wine, brewery and cidery scene. Many of these offer outdoor seating. Biltmore has one of the most popular and extensive wine tours in the country with its Vine to Wine Tour where you explore the vineyards and exclusive areas of the Estate for 2.5 hours. You can also visit numerous wine bars throughout downtown Asheville or even take a day trip to surrounding areas to do the Hendersonville Wine Trail.  

Asheville is also known as Beer City, USA with more than 50 breweries. Take the Brews Cruise to learn about local breweries and sample safely with a designated driver. Try the unique beers of Oyster House Brewing company, known for their Moonstout, which includes all parts of the oyster in the brewing process.  Beer City USA has breweries  and tours that are perfect, whether you are a beer enthusiast or just a casual beer drinker. 

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Wellness 

A wellness focused activity is a perfect way to round out your solo vacation. Plan a spa day at the Japanese-style spa retreat in the forest at  Shoji Spa and Lodge . Consider a salt cave immersion at  Salt Spa of Asheville  or a weightless float experience at  Still Point Wellness .  

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Asheville has a plethora of foodie adventures for every palette. Breakfast at  Tupelo Honey  is a rite of passage for any visitor to Asheville.  Sunny Point Café  is absolutely divine, especially the award winning shrimp and grits.

There are also out-of-the box foodie adventures like  No Taste Like Home Foraging Tours  where you forage for foods like plants and mushrooms and have a local restaurant prepare it for you. 

Asheville provides all the ingredients to plan the ideal solo vacation getaway full of great food, fantastic adventures and self-care. 

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32 Things To Do Alone in Charlotte: Solo Travel in Charlotte

By Dymphe / December 3, 2022

Looking for things to do alone in Charlotte ? Because of all the great activities, solo travel in Charlotte is incredible!

If you want to make new friends, this is a great city in the United States to be. But you can also do some activities that allow you to relax by yourself.

There are unique activities that are perfect for solo travel in Charlotte. For example, you can go dragon boat racing. This is a very fun way to get to know other people! And you can do some interesting things, such as joining an event at a museum. Or you can do a walking tour and learn more about the city!

And there's so much more in this beautiful city in North Carolina.

Here are the best things to do alone in Charlotte!

Table of Contents

1. Do a Walking Tour in the City: Great Thing to Do Alone in Charlotte to Learn About the City

You can do a walking tour of the city.

During a walking tour, you'll explore a part of the city of Charlotte and you'll learn more about the city.

You go to various sights in the city together with a group of other people and a local guide.

This local guide tells you all about the places you see along the way!

Furthermore, because you do this activity with a group, you can meet new people! That's why doing this tour is one of the best things to do alone in Charlotte if you want to meet others.

You may even make some new friends along the way, which is great!

The Center City Walking Tour is one of the best walking tours in the city.

This tour takes about 2 hours and you go through uptown Charlotte.

Along the way, you'll learn a lot about the history of the city, which is very interesting! So if you're doing solo travel in Charlotte, this is a great way to learn more about the city.

2. Participate in Water Activities at the Whitewater Center

Another one of the best things to do alone in Charlotte is to do water activities at Whitewater Center! This is perfect if you want to be active.

The Whitewater Center is an outdoor center where you can do a lot of different activities.

Things you can do here include rafting, kayaking, rock climbing where you fall in the water, and more. Also, there are many other outdoor activities that don't involve water here.

These outdoor activities are great for meeting new people! You may make some new friends when you go here! Also, it is a great way to get active during solo travel in Charlotte!

3. Do a Food Tour in Charlotte: Nice Thing to Do Alone in Charlotte to Get to Know People

Discovering the city's food is a very fun activity during solo travel in Charlotte!

And a great way to do this is through a food tour. A food tour is definitely one of the best things to do alone in Charlotte.

One of the best companies for this is Taste Carolina . This company organizes tasting tours during which you can discover the city's flavors!

During their Charlotte Uptown Tasting Tour, you do a walking tour through Upton. During this tour, you visit several restaurants where you can sample some food! This is great for lunch or brunch!

Besides trying out the food of Charlotte, this is also a great way for meeting new people! You do these tours together with other people that you can interact with! And it is also great to have food during your solo trip with the company of other people!

4. Do a Tour of the UNC Charlotte Botanical Gardens

The UNC Charlotte Botanical Gardens are a beautiful place in the city of Charlotte. You find here a large collection of different gardens.

Each garden focuses on a specific type of plant or tree, which is very interesting.

What's great is that you can do tours at the UNC Charlotte Botanical Gardens. This is perfect for solo travel in Charlotte if you love learning new things! There are amazing group tours.

Also, you can take part in a workshop at the botanical gardens, which is great as well! Doing one of the workshops is also one of the most interesting things to do alone in Charlotte. Especially if you like nature, this is perfect!

5. Take Part in a Tour at the NASCAR Hall of Fame

The NASCAR Hall of Fame is an attraction where you can learn more about the NASCAR.

You find here artifacts, exhibits, a theater, and much more!

What's great is that you can do a guided tour of the Hall of Fame. This is one of the most interesting activities for solo travel in Charlotte!

Every Monday and Friday there are tours that give you the best experience of the place.

Together with other people, you go behind the scenes, which is great! So if you want to meet new people, this is one of the best things to do alone in Charlotte!

During the tour, you can interact with other people, which is great as well!

Also, an expert tells you all about the place, which is great!

6. Go Dragon Boat Racing: Amazing Thing to Do Alone in Charlotte That’s Very Fun

Dragon boat racing is a wonderful activity that you can do in the city of Charlotte.

A dragon boat is a very large boat with many paddlers.

Because of this, it is a team effort to row the boat.

This makes it one of the best things to do alone in Charlotte!

A great way to take part in dragon boat racing is through the Charlotte Dragon Boat Association !

They want to promote the sport, and you can join one of their events and become a member!

If you are in Charlotte and want to be active with others, this is great!

7. Join an Event at the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art

The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art is one of the best museums in the city of Charlotte.

You find here a collection of modern artworks from the middle of the 20th century.

If you like modern art, this is a great place to go to during solo travel in Charlotte!

What's great as well is that there are many events at the museum. These are amazing to attend.

During these events, you can see even more of and learn even more about the collection, which is great! Also, this is the perfect way to meet new people with the same interest! This makes it one of the best solo activities in Charlotte as well!

8. Meet New People and Get Active on the Trolley Pub Charlotte

Another one of the best things to do alone in Charlotte is the Charlotte Trolley Pub .

The Trolley Pub is a bike that is also a bar. One bike fits 14 people.

Together with other people, you pedal the bike forward, which is an awesome experience!

On the bike, you can have drinks and you can socialize with other people!

This is a great way to make some new friends when you are in Charlotte. If you want to do this, you can do a Charlotte Mixer Tour.

Along the way, you stop at several pubs and bars! This is very fun as well!

9. Come to Yourself at the Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden

One of the most relaxing places in the city of Charlotte is the Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden.

This is a great botanical garden where you find a lot of beautiful nature, which is great!

There are many different types of plants and flowers here, which is awesome!

One of the best features of the garden is the Orchid Conservatory. You find here beautiful tropical plants and there are orchids here year-round.

Also, in the garden, you find a lot of walking paths. This makes it possible to go here for a relaxing stroll. This is one of the best ways to come to yourself in the city! So especially if you want to relax during solo travel in Charlotte, this is incredible.

10. Take Part in Cooking Classes: Perfect Thing To Do Alone in Charlotte If You Love Food

Want to do one of the best things to do alone in Charlotte that involves cooking? Then do a cooking class!

During a cooking class, you cook food and learn some new skills at the same time!

Also, you do this cooking class with other people. This makes it possible to make some new friends at the same time!

One of the best cooking classes is the one of Chef Alyssa's Kitchen !

Their classes are suitable for every age. And during the classes, you'll learn how to make great meals at home, which is great!

11. Do a Self-Guided GPS Tour

If you prefer to discover the city of Charlotte by yourself, you can do so too! A great way to do this is with a self-guided GPS tour of Charlotte.

During this activity, you can use your phone to walk a certain route. Along the way you go to many places in the city and learn about the sights you see!

This is a great way to completely focus on the city without any distractions, which is great!

Also, you might discover some sights you want to visit later, which is great!

12. Take Part in a Charlotte Segway Tour

The Historic Uptown Segway Tour in Charlotte is a great way to explore the city.

During this experience, you'll ride a segway in a group with other people! Together with a local guide, you'll see many of the city's sights.

What's great is that you don't need to have experience riding a segway. That's because you have a bit of time to practice before the tour!

During the tour, you'll learn about the history of the city and you'll see the highlights of Charlotte.

What's great is that the segway tour is a great way to make some new friends. This is especially so if there are other solo travelers in the group!

These things make it one of the best things to do alone in Charlotte!

13. Hike With Others in Charlotte: Incredible Thing To Do Alone in Charlotte To Make Friends

Hiking is another one of the best activities for solo travel in Charlotte. But it is even better if you do this together with others!

The Meetup group Hiking Charlotte is great for this.

This group organizes events for those that love being outdoor and hiking. Also, the events are great for meeting others, while being active!

Each event is at another place in Charlotte, which is great! This allows you to discover many good hiking areas in the city of Charlotte.

You can see beforehand where the hike starts and what the distance is. This allows you to better choose which hikes you want to do!

Besides that, this group is incredible for making some new friends.

14. Walk Through Freedom Park

Freedom Park is one of the best parks in the city of Charlotte.

The park is the perfect place to wander around! There is beautiful nature, which makes it a great place to come to yourself when you are in Charlotte.

Furthermore, there are many walking trails in the park, which makes it great for walking.

Also, you find here places where you can do sports! If you like to be active during solo travel in Charlotte, I recommend doing that too!

All these elements make it one of the best things to do alone in Charlotte for sure!

15. Go to an Event at the Mint Museum

The Mint Museum Randolph in Charlotte is a very interesting museum that you should visit!

You can find here all kinds of artworks and designs from all over the world. This makes it a lovely place to visit!

The permanent collection of the museum features ceramics, pottery, decorative art, and more!

Also, there are various events at the museum, which is great!

There is a large variety of events that you find here! Thus, there is likely something that you like.

These events are very interesting. And what's great as well is that you can meet others with the same interests here! This makes it a great place to meet some new friends!

16. Go Indoor Skydiving in Charlotte: Perfect Thing To Do Alone in Charlotte If You Want To Have Fun

A very exciting activity to do during solo travel in Charlotte is indoor skydiving.

You can do an indoor skydiving experience by yourself at iFly Charlotte .

During this experience, you can fly on a stream of air, which is a lot of fun! Also, what's great is that you don't need any experience. There is an instructor that helps you during the flights.

17. Join a Guided Historical City Tour by Electric Golf Cart

You can do an electric golf cart sightseeing tour in Charlotte . This is one of the most interesting things to do alone in Charlotte if you want to learn about the history of the city.

During this tour, a local guide drives you and 6 other people around the city while being aboard a golf cart.

You'll visit some of the best sights of the city, such as the Mint Museum and Discovery Place. At the same time, you get a lot of information from the local guide.

And what's great is that this tour ends at a local restaurant where you can have food with the group. This activity makes the tour even better for solo travel as it is great to have food with others.

18. Have Breakfast and Brunch With Others Through a Meetup Group

" The Breakfast Club " is a Meetup group that can be great to join if you want to meet up with others.

This group organizes breakfast and brunch events that you can join. And there are about 2 to 3 events per month.

During these events, you can have breakfast or brunch with other people and socialize. This social aspect makes the group perfect for solo travel in Charlotte.

Also, what's great about the events of this group is that you can get to know great restaurants in the city through it.

19. Go to an Event at the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library

The Charlotte Mecklenburg Library is a public library in the city. There are many events at this library.

Attending these events can be one of the most fun and interesting things to do alone in Charlotte for sure.

For example, the library organizes workshops during which you can be creative. Also, there are sometimes talks at the library that are interesting.

20. Join a Group and Play Soccer: Very Nice Thing To Do Alone in Charlotte If You Want To Be Active

This is one of the best activities if you like soccer. You can join the " Charlotte Pick-Up Soccer Meetup ".

This is a group that organizes events to connect fellow soccer players in the city. Together with other people, you can play soccer games at the Latta Park Soccer Field during these.

This is a fun way to exercise and a great way to meet new people at the same time.

21. Attend an Event at the Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden

Many events take place at the beautiful Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden. These events can be amazing if you're looking for things to do alone in Charlotte!

For example, there are all kinds of creative events happening in the garden during the year.

One of these types of events can be a painting workshop. This is a lot of fun if you want to be creative during solo travel in Charlotte. Also, there are photography events during which you can take photos of the nature of the garden.

If you want to learn new things, see nature, and have fun, these events can be great!

22. Play Tennis With a Group in Charlotte

The " Fun Charlotte Tennis for Beginners & Intermediates Group " can be great to join.

If you like tennis, going to events of this group is very fun!

The group organizes all kinds of tennis events during which you can play the sport together with a group. You can practice your skills and also play matches through these events.

Moreover, you can have a lot of fun through the events as well.

23. Go to the Charlotte Motorspeedway and Do a Tour

The Charlotte Motor Speedway is a great place to check out during solo travel in Charlotte.

This is a racing track that you can find very close to the city. Several races take place here throughout the year.

If you like racing, one of the most interesting activities is to do a tour of this place. And there are several tours to choose from. Through these tours, you can get a behind-the-scenes experience of the race track.

For example, you can do a tour during which you'll visit the garage area and Winner's Circle. During this tour, you can learn also learn about the history of the track.

24. Join a Sci-Fi Book Club in Charlotte: Incredible Thing To Do Alone in Charlotte If You Love Reading

Do you like to read science fiction books? Then, this is a great group to join for you!

One of the best things to do alone in Charlotte is to join the " Charlotte Sci-Fi Book Club ".

This group hosts monthly book meetups to discuss the books the group reads. These meetups make reading much more fun, as you can talk about what you read with other people.

25. Do a Lunchtime Tour at The Mint Museum

During solo travel in Charlotte, you can take part in an art break tour.

This is a special lunchtime tour that you can join for free. And these tours take place at one of three museums in the city. One of these museums is the Mint Museum.

The tours focus on a specific topic. For example, one of these tours was about the topic "Art of Dining".

26. Join an Axe Throwing Experience in Charlotte

One of the most fun things to do alone in Charlotte is doing a Charlotte Axe Throwing Experience .

Axe throwing is an activity that is becoming much more popular. And it can be great to do it!

During a 45-minute axe-throwing experience, a guide teaches you how to throw axes. And after that, you can throw the axes yourself.

Moreover, you do this experience together with a group of other people. And during the experience, you can compete against others to throw at the bullseye.

27. Go to the Carolinas Aviation Museum: Nice Thing To Do Alone in Charlotte If You Want To Learn About Aviation

The Carolinas Aviation Museum is an interesting museum that is about aviation.

You can find this museum at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport.

At the museum, you can see old aircraft, including the plane of US Airways Flight 1549. Moreover, there is a large collection of objects related to the aviation industry. For example, there are artifacts from several airlines.

If you want to learn things about aviation by yourself, going here is very interesting. And when you go here by yourself, you can completely focus on what you see without distractions. That's why this activity can be amazing for solo travel in Charlotte.

28. Socialize With a Group in Charlotte

There are a lot of fun activities that you could do in Charlotte.

For that, you can join the " Let's Do Anything! 20s & 30s in Charlotte " Meetup group. Joining this group is one of the most fun things to do alone in Charlotte to make friends!

Through this group, you can connect with others, socialize and do fun things in the Charlotte area.

For example, you might attend a bowling event through this group. Or you can join a live music event!

29. Do a Stadium Tour of the Bank of America Stadium

The Bank of America Stadium is a large football stadium. And it is the home of the Carolina Panthers, a professional football team.

You can do a public tour of the Bank of America stadium. This is one of the most interesting things to do alone in Charlotte if you like sports. Through these tours, you can see the stadium from the inside and learn about it.

30. Join a Pickleball Group in Charlotte: Very Fun Thing To Do Alone in Charlotte To Meet Others

Pickleball is a sport that is becoming very popular. If you want to try out the sport and play it, you can join the " Charlotte Pickleball Social " Meetup group.

This is a group that connects people in the city, such that you can play pickleball with others. So that makes the group perfect if you're doing solo travel in Charlotte!

There are several types of Pickleball events. For example, there are tournaments and practice events. Also, there are sometimes pickleball clinics through which you can learn the sport.

31. Join a Horror Movie Meetup Group in Charlotte

This is one of the best activities if you like horror movies. You can join the " Charlotte Horror Movie Meetup " group.

This group organizes meetups through which you watch and talk about horror movies. Doing this with others is a lot of fun and you might make some new friends by attending these events!

32. Join a Vegan Meetup Group

Do you like plant-based food or are you interested? Then, this is one of the best things to do alone in Charlotte.

You can go to an event of the " Charlotte Vegan Social Club ".

This is a group that organizes vegan events at vegan restaurants in Charlotte. For example, you can join a vegan dining event through this group.

These events are a great way to have vegan food with others. As you can socialize at the same time, it's very fun for solo travel in Charlotte!

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Nestled on the coast of North Carolina, the Outer Banks boast an extraordinary blend of coastal charm and breathtaking natural beauty. For years, the barrier islands have served as a popular beach destination for families, couples, and solo travelers. If you’re planning a solo trip to the Outer Banks, stay tuned for a comprehensive breakdown of where to stay, where to dine, and what to do during your next seaside adventure.

Best Time to Visit the Outer Banks

The first step in planning a solo getaway to the Outer Banks is choosing when to visit. As a beach destination, the barrier islands are naturally the most lively during the summer months of June to August. If you plan on spending your days soaking up the sun and sand, this is the time to visit. However, if you’re looking to avoid all the crowds that come with this time of year, you’re better off planning a trip during the spring or fall.

During the off-season, there’s still plenty to do in the Outer Banks for all types of solo travelers. Hitting the beach might be the most popular activity for visitors, but locals will be quick to tell you that it’s certainly not the only option. Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie looking for your next thrill or a self-proclaimed foodie ready to taste your way through the islands, the Outer Banks offers ample excitement in any season.

Where to Stay

With its vast array of coastal cottages and beach mansions, the Outer Banks is popular among families looking to book a vacation rental home. However, there are plenty of equally appealing options for the solo traveler as well. If you’re looking for cozy B&B vibes, consider booking a room at First Colony Inn in Nags Head. In addition to spacious rooms, you can look forward to lounge time in the library, sunbathing at the on-site pool, and daily wine socials with your fellow guests.

For the solo traveler seeking a luxurious getaway, opt instead for the beachfront Sanderling Resort in Duck, the Outer Banks’ only full-service resort. The 123-room resort boasts three restaurants, two outdoor pools, and a spa that promises total relaxation through a variety of restorative treatments. If you plan on sleeping under the stars or bringing your camper along for the journey, there are several safe campgrounds and RV parks in the Outer Banks to choose from.

Where to Eat

Whether you’re in the mood for a laidback bite to eat or an upscale fine dining experience, the Outer Banks has something for you. With roughly 300 restaurants scattered throughout the barrier islands, our dining scene ensures that you’ll never get bored. To start your day with what will undoubtedly be the best breakfast you ever indulge in, head over to Biscuits N’ Porn in Nags Head. This unassuming gas station and convenience store is a local favorite for its drool-worthy biscuits. Be sure to get there early – the line wraps around the place every morning for a reason.

If you’re looking for relaxed vibes and an impressive selection of local brews, check out Swells’a Brewing or Outer Banks Brewing Station , both of which are centrally located in Kill Devil Hills. For locally-caught seafood with a breathtaking view of the Roanoke Sound, book a reservation at Miller’s Waterfront in Nags Head. If you’re in the mood to treat yourself to an upscale meal with Southern flair, you can’t go wrong with Blue Point in Duck. To keep the night going after dinner, you can head around back to The BackBar for cocktails and live music by the fire.

Things to Do

The Outer Banks boasts over 100 miles of pristine shoreline and charming coastal villages with their own unique personalities, vibes, and ties to our nation’s history. When visiting during the warmer months, your options for outdoor activities are endless: sunbathing, surfing, fishing, hang gliding, sailing, and paddle boarding – to name a few. However, you can rest assured that your stay will be equally as fulfilling regardless of when you choose to visit.

There are countless festivals that take place throughout the year, like Taste of the Beach in March and Brewtag in October. You can head over to Tap Shack to enjoy live music with the locals, nurture your mind and body with a beach yoga class at Village Yoga , venture out on a deep-sea fishing charter, visit one of the area’s iconic lighthouses, or embark on a walking tour of the local historic sites.

No matter what kind of trip you’re looking for, the Outer Banks is a haven of endless opportunities for every solo traveler in need of the perfect getaway.

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Is Asheville a Destination for Solo Travelers?

First impressions – a quaint new york, the asheville vibe, arriving in the city, a nighttime haunted tour, the biltmore estate, the hop-on/hop-off trolley, the omni grove park inn, pack square park and downtown, haywood street and the grove arcade, the asheville botanical gardens, a segway tour of asheville, wrapping up downtown asheville, bent creek wilderness area, the hunger games triple falls – dupont state forest, catawba falls, visiting asheville – where to stay, touring asheville as a solo traveler – final thoughts, more things to do in asheville, nc.

I had wanted to visit Asheville for some time, but is it really somewhere a solo traveler would feel welcome? The answer is a resounding yes.

So why was I so hesitant? As a big believer in touring local , why wouldn’t Asheville be on my list?

Well, everyone in North Carolina is bombarded with “Romantic Asheville” advertisements every fall.

Commercials with couples clinking glasses on the balcony at The Biltmore Estate or walking through streets covered with colorful leaves fill the television. 

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You can imagine my surprise when I read that Asheville was listed as one of the top destinations for solo travelers multiple years in a row. 

Curious, I decided to head out and explore Asheville as a solo traveler to see if it really measured up.

Since it’s only a three-and-a-half-hour drive, I had some flexibility and was able to put together the trip quickly.

My first impression of Asheville was, “this feels a lot like New York”. 

Now a lot of people will balk at this, but bear with me because there’s solid reasoning behind it which I learned on my tours.

Asheville became a vacation destination for the elite when the railroad came through in the late 1800s. 

Many wealthy families at the time thought that the area promoted better health and several New Yorkers sought temporary refuge from the city. 

One of the most famous wealthy New Yorkers to set up a vacation home in Asheville was George Vanderbilt. He bought 120,000 acres to build The Biltmore Estate which was finished in 1895. 

As more people with money came to town, gentlemen like Edwin Grove seized the opportunity to build grand hotels such as the Omni Grove Park Inn completed in 1912. 

The well-to-do wanted only the best and hired famous architects from big cities to design and oversee their construction.  Many of these talented craftsmen eventually made Asheville their home. 

When the Great Depression hit, Asheville had the largest debt of any city in the United States.  Asheville opted to pay off its debt, which took almost 50 years. 

With no money for new buildings, all the city could do was maintain its existing structures.  Many of the original buildings still stand in their untouched form. 

Later, new buildings were erected, but the effect of old and new is part of the charm. 

While Asheville is smaller than most metropolitan cities, and the buildings aren’t as tall, it has that eclectic feel. I still consider it one of North Carolina’s small towns , which I love exploring.

There’s something about the architecture and the sense that people in Asheville play by their own rules.

Small businesses are the norm, and large chains aren’t made to feel welcome. 

It’s somewhere between a University town and a big city.  There’s a metropolitan sensibility but Western North Carolina laid-back appeal. 

Solo travelers blend seamlessly with the locals and college students.

Just want the highlights? Check out our video below!

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Exploring Asheville as a Solo Traveler

I got to town early and did a quick survey of the land.  The city is not too large and designed in something resembling a grid. This makes it easy to explore with a limited amount of time.

One thing to keep in mind is that the city can be crowded, especially in the fall. Arriving to see the fall colors is a big deal and Asheville is one of the best places in North Carolina for viewing. 

My first tour was the walking Haunted Tour with Haunted Asheville . 

Having a little time to spare before the tour, I grabbed a latte at Old Europe. The displays were lined with beautiful cakes and desserts, but I was good and just looked.

Finishing my latte, it was time to head out for an evening of scary fun.

The tour started in the creepy alleyway (their words) near the Masonic Temple. 

I didn’t know what to expect, but It turned out to be a great way to learn about the city, both the layout and the history while being entertained. 

Our guide, Tadd, had an incredible knowledge of the area and was a master storyteller.  We learned a lot about the city you wouldn’t hear about on a daytime tour.

As we wound through the streets, I saw the city in a new light and tried to make note of places I wanted to return to during the day. 

We walked through areas I had not seen earlier and didn’t come up during my research. This is why I love nighttime haunted tours.  

Our group was around 35 to 40 people but you wouldn’t know it.  Tadd did a great job of projecting his voice and also stopping at key locations to let everyone pull in to listen.  

I’m still not sure if I was the only solo attendee on the tour or not.  We blended seamlessly with families, friends, couples, and singles.

The Biltmore Estate.  It’s the elephant in the room.  You can’t visit Asheville and not go to the Biltmore Estate. 

I was really hesitant about this.  I’m in Asheville, traveling solo, heading to the one location highlighted as THE romantic getaway for couples. 

My goal was to spend a half-day there, power through, and get a few photos.  I had been warned by many friends and family to block out the entire day, but for some reason, I just didn’t think it would be fun.

My house time was 1:45 pm so I started in the gardens.  During peak seasons, you have a time noted on your ticket.  You are only allowed to enter the home after this time. 

I wandered through the main gardens and then the hiking trails. 

No one mentioned that there were trails.  Few people venture out on the trails, allowing me the opportunity to really enjoy the area and get great photos.

When my house time arrived, I went inside and spent about 1.5 hours touring the rooms.

Finally, I finished up at Antler Village for my free wine tasting.  I do not leave free wine on the table. 

All in all, I left The Biltmore Estate seven hours after arriving.  It was a good day with lots of amazing pictures. 

The estate had much more to offer, even for a solo traveler, than I expected. 

You can read about my full day at The Biltmore Estate here .

Trying to get the most out of my visit, I booked a ticket on the Hop-On/Hop-Off Trolley . If you only have one day to tour Asheville, this is my recommendation for seeing the city.

Only have one day? Click here to find out how to use the Trolley for a full One Day in Asheville!

Since I had already been through the city, I knew the places where I wanted to Hop-Off and had planned my itinerary. 

The trolley started in the Historic Montford District which was one of the areas I had not been familiar with prior to the tour.

The trolley drivers were excellent guides.  As they drove around, they wove history with fun facts and their own unique brand of storytelling. 

It’s hard to say how much of the information was accurate, but it was fun.

I was beginning to learn that Asheville residents love their town, know its history, and really like to tell you about it. 

The Omni Grove Park Inn was on my must-see list thanks to its beautiful Sunset Terrace. It’s known as “The” location for grabbing a drink and watching the sunset over Asheville.

What I didn’t realize was that during the day the views were just as beautiful. Downtown Asheville is to the north in the distance with the mountains a bit south. 

The architecture of the building itself and the grounds were beautiful.  I wish I had time to sit and relax with a drink on the terrace. 

While I had seen Pack Square when I first arrived, the Haunted Tour pointed out the significance of the area and the buildings surrounding it.  It was one of the places I noted to return.

The area boasts a variety of architecture from Neo-Classical to Gothic which all seem to blend seamlessly and give Asheville a bit of its eclectic vibe.

As I walked downtown, I also found a few of the Urban Trail installations. 

The Urban Trail is a walking museum with thirty installations throughout the city.  You can download a map and locate all of them.  There are videos explaining the significance of each piece. 

If you don’t have time to find all thirty installations, just keep an eye out and you’ll see many of them throughout your adventures. 

After snapping a lot of photos, I explored nearby shops, including the Mast General Store.  Luckily they not only had magnets for gifts but also the car charger for my phone which had died on the drive up. 

Haywood Street has a lot of shops and restaurants.  There’s also a little park in the middle. 

It’s a triangular shape and can be a bit confusing to maneuver around. 

Of course, I wanted to check out Asheville’s Wall Street.  It’s one block with cute shops and restaurants. 

While nothing like New York’s Wall Street, there are some similarities like the Flat Iron building.  In true Asheville style, to note its location, there’s a statue of a large iron across the street. 

In this area, you’ll also find the Grove Arcade, with its beautiful atrium feel.  If you look closely on the outside, you’ll see faces engraved along the pillars. 

There’s a great story behind this which I won’t spoil.  Just make sure to notice it when you’re there. 

One of the best things about the Grove is Battery Park Book Exchange . 

This little gem is a bookstore slash champagne bar.  You read that correctly.

After enjoying an itty bitty baby apple cider cupcake with no calories (I’m sure of this – it was too tiny for calories), I wandered around the bookshop with a blood orange mimosa in hand. 

Wanting to explore the areas outside of downtown, I stopped at the Asheville Botanical Gardens. 

There are 2 to 3 miles of relaxing trails and places to stop and enjoy.  There’s also a gift shop with extremely helpful and knowledgeable staff.

I have wanted to ride a Segway since they became a thing. My dream came true thanks to a Segway tour of Asheville with Moving Sidewalk Tours . 

A Segway is one of the best ways to tour Asheville. You have easy maneuverability like walking but can go faster and further.

I got really lucky and was the only person who signed up.  My guide, Scott, quickly assessed what I had already seen around Asheville and opted to take me through Historic Montford for a deeper look at the neighborhood. 

We also rode through Riverside Cemetery and saw some of the famous graves there such as Thomas Wolfe. 

Topping it off, we made a final stop at Basilica Saint Lawrence after a quick tour of Haywood Street. 

I had already seen the outside of the Basilica but didn’t realize you could go inside. 

The building is said to have the largest self-supported dome in North America.  Inside, light comes through the stained glass windows and bounces off the ceiling.

In a room to the side, is a massive beautiful tour that opens to the tomb of Rafael Guastavino, the architect who patented the self-supporting arch designed used for the Basilica, Grand Central Station, and the Boston Public Library. 

I finished up downtown Asheville by buying chocolates at Chocolate Fetish and taking a quick peek in the Woolworths store which is now an art gallery.  It still houses the soda fountain though. 

I also treated myself to dinner at one of the restaurants on Wall Street, including a drink made with tequila and something spicy.  Asheville does know how to pour a great drink. 

Hiking Near Asheville

Asheville is renowned for being a launching pad for outdoor sports in western North Carolina. Many visitors ask about hiking in the area.  

There are plenty of options for beginner, intermediate, and advanced hikers.  I really enjoy hiking by myself and getting lost in my thoughts. 

Based on local suggestions, I started at Bent Creek Wilderness and wove my way to the North Carolina Arboretum through an attached trail. 

The trails here are not marked and you can get turned around with all of the branches that spin off the main trails. Make sure to have a GPS app or map available before heading into this area.

In a whirlwind afternoon, I hit up Dupont State Forest to take in four of the six waterfalls before the rain hit. 

Many scenes from The Hunger Games were filmed in Asheville. The famous scene with the 3-tiered waterfall was filmed in Dupont State Forest.

The Forest sports 6 waterfalls. The famous triple falls can be found on a trail that takes you past 3 of them. It’s a popular area. Even on a rainy day, the parking lot was almost full.

On the way home from Asheville, I made a short stop at Catawba Falls. 

The trail is only 2.6 miles round trip and the waterfall is worth the stop.

There are many places to stay in Asheville from small hotels to fancy splurges like the Inn at Biltmore or the Omni Grove Park Inn. 

If you’re looking for something fun and different, Asheville has really embraced the tiny house or RV as an Airbnb , so you can take advantage and try something new. 

Click here to read about these 4 tiny home Airbnbs in the area!

I have to say that exploring Asheville as a solo traveler was one of my favorite trips.  I never felt awkward or out of place and busy almost every second. 

The locals love to talk about their town and make recommendations and it’s rare they don’t know the answer to a question.

People would start conversations sitting next to me at the bar, standing in line for coffee, and on the hiking trails. 

The city is teeming with families, students, couples, and solo travelers.  There’s downtown to explore, great restaurants, rich histories, ghosts, and plenty of outdoor activities like hiking and mountain biking. 

If you’re a solo traveler, regardless of age or abilities, Asheville is a must-see destination. 

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Solo Traveler’s Guide To North Carolina: Tips and Recommendations

collaborative post | North Carolina, renowned for its scenic beauty and cultural richness, has become a premier destination for solo travellers seeking diverse experiences. In 2022, North Carolina’s tourism economy soared to unprecedented heights, with travellers spending over $33.3 billion, surpassing the previous record set in 2019. This surge in tourism underscores the state’s allure, offering many activities catering to various interests.

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For solo adventurers, North Carolina is a treasure trove of experiences. The state’s varied landscapes provide an impressive backdrop for exploration. The options are limitless, from the sandy Atlantic beaches of the Outer Banks to the tranquil mountain forests.

The spots worth visiting include Pisgah National Forest for outdoor adventures, Old Salem for a historical experience, Lake Lure for its beaches and Dirty Dancing film connection, Wilmington for its historic sites and beaches, Boone for its natural beauty, Linville Falls for breathtaking waterfalls, Little Switzerland for its European style charm, and Chapel Hill for its vibrant academic atmosphere.

Solo travellers in North Carolina can indulge in a rich tapestry of experiences, from serene natural landscapes to bustling urban centres, making it an ideal destination for those seeking both adventure and cultural enrichment.

Exploring Historic and Cultural Landmarks in North Carolina

North Carolina’s history and culture are as rich as its landscapes. The state offers many historic sites and cultural landmarks for the solo traveller. Places like the Bellamy Mansion Museum in Wilmington, with its 19th-century architecture, and the Burgwin-Wright House, displaying art and gardens, provide a deep dive into the state’s past.

Furthermore, the Latimer House Museum offers insights into Victorian life in Wilmington. These sites and others across the state offer a chance to step back in time and understand the evolution of this diverse region.

The intellectual and cultural scene is vibrant in the state capital, Raleigh. Home to numerous universities and museums, such as the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, Raleigh offers a mix of educational and cultural experiences.

For those fascinated by history, Old Salem is a living history museum that highlights the development of the Moravian community in North Carolina. Here, one can explore historic buildings, learn about traditional crafts, and taste historically accurate cuisine, providing a unique perspective on the state’s history.

Diverse Sports Experiences Across North Carolina

Thanks to its world-class venues, North Carolina is renowned for hosting various sports events, from international championships to amateur sports. These facilities cater to athletes, coaches, and fans of various sports, making it an appealing destination for sports tourism. With the introduction of NC sports betting , the state has added another dimension to its sports culture, allowing enthusiasts to engage more deeply with their favourite sports.

Moreover, Charlotte is home to several professional and collegiate sports teams. Sports enthusiasts can catch a Carolina Panthers game at the Bank of America Stadium during the fall or enjoy a Charlotte Hornets basketball game in the winter.

Additionally, the Charlotte Knights, a Minor League Baseball affiliate, play in Truist Park, offering stunning views of the Charlotte skyline. These games provide an opportunity to experience the local sports culture and engage with the community.

Outdoor Adventures for the Solo Traveler

North Carolina’s natural beauty is unmatched, and its outdoor adventures are plentiful. The state’s diverse landscape includes the serene beaches of the Outer Banks, perfect for relaxation and beach activities, and the majestic Great Smoky Mountains and Blue Ridge Mountains, offering a haven for hikers, bikers, and nature lovers.

Parks like Hanging Rock State Park, with its trails and waterfalls, provide outdoor exploration and camping opportunities, making it an ideal destination for those seeking solitude in nature.

For those who prefer water-based adventures, kayaking, and whitewater rafting in places like the Outer Banks and the U.S. National Whitewater Center in Charlotte offer thrilling experiences. These activities allow solo travellers to challenge themselves while enjoying the scenic beauty of North Carolina’s rivers and coastline.

The Thrill of Sports Travel in Charlotte

For sports enthusiasts, Charlotte is a dream destination. Charlotte, known as the home of NASCAR, houses the NASCAR Hall of Fame, a must-visit for racing fans. The Hall of Fame offers interactive exhibits and hands-on experiences, making it a fun visit regardless of one’s knowledge of the sport.

The city hosts the Charlotte AutoFair, one of America’s largest classic car shows, drawing thousands of spectators biannually.

The U.S. National Whitewater Center in Charlotte caters to adventure sports fans with activities like whitewater rafting, kayaking, rock climbing, and hiking. This centre combines sports and nature uniquely, suitable for all skill levels.

Furthermore, sports fans can enjoy watching professional teams like the Carolina Panthers and the Charlotte Hornets in action, offering an exciting atmosphere for enjoying America’s favourite pastimes.

Urban Exploration in North Carolina’s Vibrant Cities

North Carolina’s urban centres blend cultural, culinary, and outdoor experiences. Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville boasts a vibrant arts scene, culinary delights, and outdoor adventures. Its downtown area is filled with art murals, shops, bars, and eateries, and nearby attractions like the Pisgah National Forest and the River Arts District offer a mix of urban and natural exploration.

Charlotte, a bustling urban centre, offers shopping, dining, and cultural experiences alongside its sports attractions. The city’s Greenway provides easy access to nature, allowing for a balanced urban adventure. These cities, with their unique blend of experiences, cater to a wide range of interests, making them ideal for solo travellers seeking diversity.

North Carolina stands out as a destination that offers a diverse array of experiences for solo travellers. From the serene beaches of the Outer Banks to the majestic mountains and vibrant cities, each region presents its unique charm and activities.

Solo travellers in North Carolina can experience relaxation, adventure, cultural enrichment, and natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a comprehensive and fulfilling solo travel experience.

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The Best 7 Things to do Solo in Asheville

When I got to Asheville, I didn’t really know what to expect. Especially on a solo trip. I was nervous there wasn’t going to be a lot to do or anything that I was interested in doing.

Boy, I was wrong! It ended up being the perfect addition to my solo southern road trip .

If you’re headed there alone, never fear, I’ve got you! Here’s The Best 7 Things to do Solo in Asheville .

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Asheville reminds me a lot of the PNW. The community is filled with liberal artists, brewers and hikers. Everyone is friendly, with a dash of southern charm.

It’s known for good food, beer and the outdoors. Which is exactly what this list is filled with!

One // Go for a Hike through Blue Ridge Parkway

Asheville is surrounded by trees and mountains. It’s one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been to. How can you not partake in a hike? There are tons from beginners to advanced. 

If you’re new to hiking alone, check out my post on Female Solo Hiking to help make you feel more comfortable!

Two // Pizza and Beer at the Movie Theater Brewery

Asheville Pizza & Brewing ! What a great idea to not only be a brewery, but to also serve pizza (with vegan options?) AND be a movie theater?? Come on. Best solo treat/activity ever.

Pro-tip : Snag your ticket early. They’ll sell out ASAP Fri-Sun nights. 

Three // Biltmore Estate

This was a surprise and delight. I actually think I would have overwhelmed if I had done this experience with friends or family. I got to go at my own pace, spend extra time at the gift shop and go to the winery . 

This is especially magical at Christmas, if you’re solo. They have you enter with a large group so you really don’t feel alone at all. Book your ticket well in advance during this time.

Four // Adventure Center

This is great for groups but also solo travelers! Especially those who love adventure and are always up for an adrenaline rush. The Asheville Adventure Center is for you. 

From kayaking to zip-lining, these guys literally have everything at one place. I didn’t get the opportunity to go and it’s my one regret from my trip.

Five // Brewery Hop

Something similar to the PNW, Asheville is known for their breweries. All local, all brewed in house, all worth it. This would be a great tasting/hopping experience. There are also a few brewery tours on Viator !

They’re also known for local ciders (definitely try Noble Cider !). They also have a few wineries on the outskirt of town, if you have a car.

Six // Explore the River Arts District & Take an Art Class

This area of Asheville is for the cool people. The art studios and galleries were built in former industrial buildings. It’s pact with unique pieces of art and awesome people. You can also book different types of classes while you’re there.

Seven // Get Brisket

Despite how much the PNW it feels, Asheville is still the south! Meaning, they’ve got some of the best barbecue you’re ever gonna taste. I swung into Luella’s BBQ and it was exactly what I needed for a midday break.

Did I miss anything on my list??

If so, leave them in the comment section below because I’d love to know what others like to do for my next trip out there! It won’t be any time soon but I’ve been dreaming about going back since I left.

Happy Traveling, my friends!

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We're talking world-class dining, the best breweries in the nation, and the largest estate on record— there's literally something for everyone.

Jade Robinson • Feb 26, 2021

Arriving in Asheville is a dream. The North Carolina town has all the makings of a big city mixed with the charm of a quaint mountain town.

We’re talking world-class dining, the best breweries in the nation, and the largest estate on record— there’s literally something for everyone.

If Asheville has been on your bucket list, here is a mini guide to help you enjoy the perfect solo vacation there.

Where To Stay

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Being in the city center, surrounded by all the action is best. Hotel Indigo Asheville Downtown , The Foundry Hotel Asheville , and Aloft Asheville Downtown are all centrally located— making it easy to get around and enjoy all the city has to offer.

Things to do

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There’s something for everyone in Asheville. If you enjoy nature and exploring new trails, John Rock Trail has 5-miles of scenic views ready to be explored.

If shopping for unique items is more of your speed, The River Arts District has everything you can imagine from handcrafted trinkets to unique artwork and even a glassblowing shop.

The Biltmore Estate is by far a must-do when visiting. Don’t forget your camera!

What To Eat In Asheville

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While there are plenty of restaurants to fall in love with in Asheville, Tupelo Honey , Biscuit Head and Curate are by far our favorites. Pro Tip : Be sure to make a reservation or arrive early because these restaurants are extremely popular.

Related: How To Navigate A Weekend Stay In Asheville, North Carolina

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From the towering peaks to the west to the sandy shores of the protected coastline, North Carolina is home to a variety of experiences. 

The state is where the Wright Brothers famously made their first flight and where a little soda brand called Pepsi gained international recognition. It’s also where musicians like Earl Scruggs, Nina Simone and John Coltrane were born. Driving from one end to the other is straightforward and the state has extensive airport and rail networks.

Celebrate the Gilded Age in Asheville

Start your Asheville sojourn at the Biltmore Estate , the largest privately owned home in America. Built in the style of a French chateau for the Vanderbilt family, the Gilded Age mansion has onsite restaurants, inns and even a winery.

The Civilian Conservation Corps-built Blue Ridge Parkway traverses nearly 500 miles of undisturbed vistas between North Carolina and Virginia . Detour from the parkway to Pisgah National Forest , home to the area’s most popular hiking area and Mt. Mitchell, the highest point east of the Mississippi River.

Visit Charlotte’s popular landmarks 

While most cities have a “downtown,” Charlotte’s hub is known as Uptown. Here you’ll find the majority of the landmarks, including the Mint Museum of Art (which has a second location in the city in a former US Mint), the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art , and the Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts and Culture . The artist Romare Bearden, who was born in the city, is honored with a public park nearby.

It’s also a sports fan’s paradise, home to the Carolina Panthers football team. The NASCAR Hall of Fame is a sprawling, interactive museum devoted to racing history, with drivers’ trophies and car simulators. 

The US National Whitewater Center is a 1,300-acre park with ziplines, trails and artificial rapids used for the Olympic Trials.

Best day trips from Charlotte

Learn about lemurs in Durham

While often lumped in with Raleigh, Durham has an atmosphere all its own. Home to famed Duke University , there’s plenty to see on and off campus. The Duke Lemur Center is a world-class primate center with the most diverse population of lemurs outside of Madagascar, open for tours by appointment. 

Roam the galleries of the Nasher Museum of Art , which has pieces from Mesoamerica along with modern works by Kehinde Wiley, painter of President Obama’s portrait. The Sarah P. Duke Gardens first opened in 1934 and has native North Carolina species like the Venus flytrap.

Get artistic in Greensboro 

Greensboro has a long history of textile manufacturing, where Lee and Wrangler jeans has its headquarters. Leftover textiles from these factories were once sold at a downtown store, which has since been revived as the offbeat Elsewhere Museum , where artists create new work based on what’s already inside the building.

The city made history during the Civil Rights Movement when local students held a sit-in at the Woolworth’s lunch counter. The original seats are part of the International Civil Rights Center & Museum , which also has exhibits on the Middle Passage and voting rights. 

Dive into history in the North Carolina Smokies

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park spans between Tennessee and North Carolina, but the latter section is quieter. In Bryson City, visitors can ride the rails on the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad , which runs along the Tuckasegee River. The Nantahala Outdoor Center was the original rafting outfitter in town and has grown to include a restaurant, cabins and ziplining.

The town of Cherokee honors the Native people that were forcibly removed on the Trail of Tears. The tribe shares its 11,000-year-old history at the Museum of the Cherokee Indian and in the seasonal outdoor play Unto These Hills . 

Go for a dive at the Outer Banks

The Outer Banks is home to dozens of islands with small towns and fishing villages. The 175-mile stretch is where Europeans first arrived, including the mysterious Roanoke colony that disappeared in 1587. 

Pirates trawled the waters, including Blackbeard, who met his fate on Ocracoke Island. It’s also known as the Graveyard of the Atlantic for the many shipwrecks on the ocean floor, which now make for excellent diving sites.

At Kitty Hawk , visitors can see where the Wright Brothers made their first flight. Try your own luck with a glider flight at the nearby sand dunes at Jockey’s Ridge State Park . The best views are from the lighthouses along the coast, including the Cape Hatteras , Currituck Beach and Bodie Island lighthouses.

Dine out in Raleigh

The capital city has an energy that attracts lovers of the arts. The North Carolina Museum of Art features the work of both the state’s creatives and internationally recognized artists. The Pour House brings in touring music acts, first opened in 1997.

Raleigh is also home to many of the state’s James Beard-nominated restaurants. Ashley Christensen was among the first, now with an empire that includes multiple restaurants but most notable among them, Poole’s Diner . St. Roch Fine Oysters + Bar has authentic Louisiana cuisine, including gumbo and barbecue shrimp. Cheetie Kumar’s Indian restaurant Garland and Oscar Diaz’s The Cortez have also been honored.

Experience mini Hollywood in Wilmington

The city of Wilmington is on the Cape River, inland from the Atlantic Ocean. In the past few years, it’s also been known as a sort of mini Hollywood thanks to its nearby film studio. 

Embrace your nostalgia by visiting the filming locations from Dawson’s Creek, One Tree Hill, and Eastbound and Down using the brochures from the visitor’s center as a guide.

Wilmington was also home to a young athlete known as Michael Jordan. The famed basketball player has an exhibit at the Cape Fear Museum of History featuring his jerseys and memorabilia. The museum also has a replica of a giant sloth that roamed during the prehistoric era.

Head to a living museum in Winston-Salem

The city known as Winston-Salem was settled by the Moravian people fleeing modern-day Czechia in search of religious freedom. Their original homes and buildings have been restored and now operate as Old Salem , a living history museum. 

The area came to prominence for its tobacco industry, which still has a presence today. RJ Reynolds established his company here and lived at a grand home near Wake Forest University called Reynolda . Today it’s an art museum with sprawling grounds. His former Art Deco office which inspired the Empire State Building) is now the stylish Kimpton Cardinal Hotel .

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Traveling alone is growing in popularity as it is a one-of-a-kind experience any type of traveler can enjoy. From setting your own schedule to partaking in your preferred activities, Wilmington, NC and its island beaches offer a variety of activities, restaurants, attractions and more that can be tailored to the travel preferences of solo travelers.

Whether you’re a foodie, outdoor adventurer, R&R seeker or looking to try a little bit of everything, here is the inspiration for planning the perfect solo getaway to Wilmington, NC and Island Beaches.

Food & Beverage Connoisseur

There is no shortage of exceptional dining options to be found in Wilmington and its island beaches where eating solo won’t be daunting, but rather ideal. For breakfast, hop in line and taste Carolina Beach history: a famously-glazed donut from Britt’s Donut Shop , originally opened in 1939. Solo visitors to Kure Beach should swing by Happy Hippies Java Hut for a caffeine fix made from North Carolina roasted coffee beans and sip your coffee with a view from the Kure Beach Fishing Pier . Grab a coffee and an almond croissant from The Workshop at Wrightsville Beach and browse handmade fossil jewelry – personally collected by the shop owners on their scuba adventures – at the same time. In downtown Wilmington, Bespoke Coffee and Dry Goods offers a large seating area with big picture windows perfect for people watching.

For lunch, grab a bite at Ocean Grill & Tiki Bar , which features bar seating overlooking the Atlantic Ocean alongside fresh coastal cuisine. Craft beer lovers will want to stop by the only brewery on the island – Good Hops Brewing – with plenty of other solo drinkers happy to engage in conversation outside in the beer garden. In Wilmington, hop on a bar stool at the Fork N Cork and try one of the lunch specials featured on Food Network’s “Diners, Drive-ins and Dives,” or visit Brasserie Du Soleil , which not only offers authentic French cuisine but also has a scenic outdoor dining area where visitors can have a leisurely lunch accompanied by a favorite book. Wrightsville Beach Brewery is known for its long bar inside and live music outside where solo travelers can sip on a half- or full-pint, eat and groove alongside other craft beer drinkers.

For dinner, sit at Port Land Grille 's bar where solo travelers will have full access to the menu featuring sustainable farm items, farm- and sea-to-table Italian cuisine including wood-fired pizza and homemade pastas at Benny’s Big Time Pizzeria . RX Chicken & Oysters is committed to bringing the freshest harvest from local farmers, fisherman and growers to its tables and is not to be missed!

The streets of downtown Wilmington are bustling at night with plenty of indoor and outdoor patio options for sipping and people watching. For those looking to sip on specialty drinks and signature cocktails, visit Wilmington’s only AAA Four Diamond award-winning restaurant manna ave. 123 and snag a seat at the bar where the resident mixologist will concoct a drink using a verity of fresh juices, herbs, vermouths, bitters and always a surprising ingredient of the day while you await your meal. Caprice Bistro ’s upstairs sofa bar is cozy and perfect for the solo traveler looking for a cocktail and French fare. Lula’s – an underground pub near the Riverwalk – is known for its friendly staff and customers, while any sports fan is guaranteed to make new acquaintances at Irish pub Slainte .

Did someone say outdoor adventure? Wilmington and its island beaches is the perfect location for the solo adventurer seeking a thrill. Wrightsville Beach, in particular, is known for its active lifestyle and welcoming culture with plenty of watersports and outdoor adventures. Runners and surfers alike frequent the island for weekend trips and more, so solo travelers interested in adventure will always meet a friend. Cape Fear Paddleboarding or Wrightsville SUP offer group SUP lessons where solo travelers can learn the way of the waves with others who have like interests. Sail away with lessons from the Blockade Runner Sailing School or Wrightsville Performance Sailing to experience the beautiful waterways surrounding the island and become “mates” with fellow classmates. If you would rather explore under the sea, WB Diving offers dive charters to some of the most popular spots in the area, like fossil ledges located just off the coast where Megalodon teeth and various marine mammal fossils are rampant. Scuba divers can check out John D. Gill , one of the largest divable wrecks located 25 miles from the Masonboro Island and a popular spot to see various tropical fish and other marine life. In Kure beach, dive in to explore North Carolina's first Heritage Dive Site, The Condor, an historic sunken Blockade Runner ship.

At Carolina Beach, sign up for a private or group surf lesson with Olympian, ISA World Champion professional surfer Tony Silvagni at Tony Silvagni Surf School to learn a new skill on your own or with new friends. Paddle NC offers single kayak rentals for those looking to explore the natural wonders – including the Venus flytrap – of Carolina Beach State Park . If a group outing is more your style, set out for an eco-adventure guided tour or visit one of the many natural ecological environments like Zeke’s Island Reserve at Kure Beach on a tour with Kayak Carolina .

History Buff & Art Enthusiast

Step back in time at a number of attractions throughout Wilmington. Get an up-close look at examples of Victorian south architecture at Bellamy Mansion , originally built in 1861 as a prominent family’s residence; the Burgwin-Wright House and Gardens constructed on the former walls of the 1744 county jail and graced with colonial-style gardens; or Latimer House that was built in 1852 and now a showcase of upper-class life in Victorian Wilmington. Held the second Thursday of every month from May to September, visitors can enjoy a two-for-one visit with live music and a tour of Bellamy Mansion during the Jazz at the Mansion concert series.

Treat yourself to the best seat in the house at a show at Thalian Hall Center for Performing Arts , one of the oldest theaters in America known for its beautiful interior, or at The Wilson Center , which is the largest and most technologically advanced performance center in Eastern North Carolina. Single seats are often available closer to the stage, making it that much easier to sit back, relax and enjoy the show!

R&R Seeker

Seeking a trip filled with rest and relaxation? It’s hard not to find peace when it comes to sand, sun and surf, as each of Wilmington’s three island beaches offer more than your average beach day. Wrightsville Beach will have you wondering how you found a slice of your favorite tropical islands in North Carolina with its crystal blue water and miles of pristine sand. If you like your beach day with a side of history, venture to Fort Fisher State Historic Site and the Fort Fisher State Recreation Area , where you can see the coquina rocks at low tide and peruse Civil War battlegrounds. While sunbathing on Carolina Beach, take a break from the sun and grab a cocktail over the ocean at Ocean Grill & Tiki Bar .

For the shop-savvy traveler, take a day to explore the destination’s unique shopping areas. Stroll down the Wilmington Riverwalk and enjoy the Cotton Exchange where you can peruse a number of unique shops from clothing to jewelry and antiques located within eight historical buildings. Fashionistas will love Jess James + Co for her vintage clothing and accessories and other boutique shopping in Wilmington’s Castle Street Arts & Antique District. Or discover open-air, pedestrian-friendly shopping villages, local surf shops and chic beach boutiques at Wrightsville Beach. Following a morning of being out-and-about, refresh and recharge with a manicure and pedicure from nearby Head to Toe Spa .

To feel right at home after a day full of activities, enjoy a quiet and relaxing night at one of the destination’s many bed and breakfasts known for their welcoming hosts. The Graystone and The Verandas – both AAA/CAA Four Diamond award winners – offer historic charm in downtown Wilmington, while Kure Lighthouse Inn at Kure Beach offers a similar, intimate experience beachside. For those traveling with man’s best friend, Summer Sands Suites has dog-friendly rooms and easy access to both the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway at Wrightsville Beach.

All-In Mix-and-Matcher

Why choose just one way to experience the North Carolina coast during your solo trip when you can get a taste of them all? Throw the vacation rule book out the window and mix and match any of the above activities, restaurants or attractions during your solo trip and enjoy all Wilmington and its beaches has to offer!

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December 13, 2023

Traveling can often be a fun bonding activity for you and your loved ones, whether it's an exciting family vacation or a trip with your closest friends. However, sometimes traveling alone can be just what you need for some relaxation and learning more about yourself as you exude some serious main character energy traversing a new spot all on your lonesome for your very own Eat Pray Love moment.

Good Housekeeping compiled a list of dozens of the best solo travel destinations around the U.S., basing its choices on variables like walkability, safety, access to nature, self-care opportunities and number of historic sites. One spot in North Carolina landed a spot on the list.

The cozy mountain town of Asheville is among the best spots in the country to visit by yourself. You don't need a large group to enjoy the art cool arts district, visit incredible local breweries or see stunning views of the surrounded Blue Ridge Mountains. This is what the site had to say about the city:

"Asheville has an impressive range of offerings for all types of interests. Are you a fan of history? There's the Biltmore Estate. Shopper? Head for the Grove Arcade. Hiker? the Blue Ridge Mountains are yours to explore. Art Lover? Stroll through the River Arts District. Oh, and did we mention the local breweries and exceptional Southern comfort food?"

To see more of the best places in the country to travel solo, check out the full list at Good Housekeeping .

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Women Who Travel Solo: A Solo Trip to Wilmington, North Carolina with Courtney Giardina

Courtney Giardina, a contemporary romance novelist from New York, takes a solo trip to Wilmington, North Carolina and discovers the relaxing benefits of solo travel in this week’s  Women Who Travel Solo.

How did you get started traveling?

My best college friend and I made a vow upon graduation that we would do one girls trip each year to a new destination and explore new things. We’ve kept that promise and since visited many fun places across the country.

Why did you decide to take a solo trip to Wilmington, North Carolina?

I was in the midst of writing my third novel and progress had become really slow. I had so much going on in my everyday life I was finding it hard to sit down and focus only on my writing because were so many distractions. At brunch one day, one of my friends suggested I take a trip to the beach. I thought it was silly at first, but after thinking about it I thought why not? I packed up my car that afternoon, called a hotel to make a reservation and hit the road.

Tell us about your experience as a solo traveler in Wilmington.

I loved it! I felt it to be a very calming experience. I didn’t have to worry about being anywhere at any specific time. I had no plans and no agenda and it felt great. I actually took a notebook and a pen to the beach each day I was there and wrote pieces of my novel by hand. It was very freeing not sitting at a desk in front of my computer.

I’m also a huge One Tree Hill fan and since Wilmington is where it was filmed for all those years, I took myself on a self guided tour throughout the town. I found the famous bridge and the houses where they filmed. It was a neat experience to see it in real life after all those years on television.

What recommendations do you have for solo travelers in Wilmington?

I loved Wrightsville Beach . It wasn’t at all crowded and the beach was clean. A great place to relax.

Also make sure to make your way to the Riverfront in downtown Wilmington where in the summertime there’s live music, festivals and farmers markets. It’s also a great place to walk around as you can walk the boardwalk along the Cape Fear River . The downtown area also has tons of food options. I made sure to stop at Port City Java for my morning coffee and had some amazing sweet potato pancakes at Dixie Grill .

I also made a stop at the Bluewater Grill . It was the inspiration for a restaurant in my first novel and I had never been so stopped for dinner one night. Although a bit pricey, the food was delicious.

I of course recommend the tour for any One Tree Hill fans. You can find the addresses pretty easily online to plot your route.

What was the best part of your solo trip to Wilmington?

I think the best part of the trip was how liberated I felt. Walking into a restaurant and eating alone can be a bit intimidating so I was proud of myself that I was able to do it and conquer that fear that everyone was staring at me and judging me.

What advice do you have for women who are traveling alone?

Always have your cell phone charged. Pay attention to where you are and just use common sense. Everywhere you go these days things can happen, but you don’t want that to discourage the amazing memories you’ll make.

Do you have anything else to add to inspire women solo travelers?

Do it! You won’t regret it. We all need a little bit of time for ourselves.

About Courtney Giardina

Courtney Giardina is a contemporary romance writer who is inspired by everything around her. When she’s not working on her next novel she loves to listen to country music, workout and travel. There is still so much she has yet to see and her dream is to one day plan a cross country road trip and spend time exploring her heritage in Italy.

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My first taste of solo travel was when I tagged along with my husband on a business trip to London. We met up in the evening for dinner or drinks and shared a hotel room, of course. However, during the day, I was totally on my own and free to explore the city in any way I chose. I joined a sightseeing bike tour of classic London landmarks, spent hours wandering parks and museums, searched far and wide for London’s best fish and chips and successfully learned to navigate the city on my own.

Once I learned how to travel solo , I felt comfortable and confident being on my own in a new place. Now, I relish the opportunity to take a solo trip. I love traveling with my friends and family, but when you travel on your own, your time belongs only to you.

To that end, TPG rounded up some of the best solo travel destinations to help you step out of your comfort zone and experience travel in a new way.

Boston, Massachusetts

Good for: History buffs.

From its crucial role in the Revolutionary War to longstanding icons like Fenway Park, Quincy Market and its many museums, Boston plays host to a wealth of attractions for solo travelers who fancy themselves history buffs. For a firsthand look at Boston’s early days, step onto The Freedom Trail , a walking tour of 16 sites that played integral roles in the birth of our nation. You can continue your exploration in some of Boston’s historic neighborhoods, including Beacon Hill and the North End (Boson’s Little Italy).

If you plan to spend an evening cheering on The Boston Red Sox, a stay at The Verb Hotel (starting at $240 per night) will put you within walking distance of Fenway. Or, for a points-friendly option, book a room at The Liberty, A Luxury Collection Hotel (starting at $313 or 53,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night) The building once served as the home of Boston’s Charles Street Jail and you can dine among the preserved jail cell facades at the hotel’s restaurant, Clink.

Asheville, North Carolina

Good for: Hiking, biking and beer.

Asheville truly has it all for outdoor enthusiasts — hiking and mountain biking trails through the hazy vistas of the Blue Ridge Mountains (the city provides a “ hike finder ” to help you find the perfect trail), paddling down the French Broad River or simply checking out Asheville’s outdoor shopping districts like the River Arts District or Biltmore Park by foot (shopping counts as cardio in my book).

When it’s time for some apres-hike brews and bites, head to one of Asheville’s breweries. There’s plenty to choose from, but Wicked Weed and Hi-Wire top the list for spots to satisfy your thirst and hunger in a fun setting.

For an upscale boutique stay in downtown Asheville, check in to The Foundry Hotel (starting at $265 or 76,000 Hilton Honors points per night), a Curio Collection by Hilton property or the budget-friendly Hotel Indigo Asheville Downtown (starting at $136 or 27,000 IHG One Rewards points per night.

New Orleans, Louisiana

Good for: Live music and livelier crowds.

Even if you visit The Big Easy alone, you are never truly on your own. Whether it’s vibing with the throngs of tourists on Bourbon Street, standing in line for beignets at Cafe du Monde or learning about the city’s rich history on a group walking tour, you’re likely to be surrounded by friendly faces with similar interests (and a taste for powdered-sugar-covered fried dough).

If you’ve never been to New Orleans , make time to hit up hot spots like Pat O’Briens for a rum-soaked hurricane, Central Grocery, where the famous muffuletta sandwich was invented and Preservation Jazz Hall for live jazz. If you still have time during your trip, venture farther from the French Quarter to City Park and Mardi Gras World or take a guided tour of New Orleans’ hauntingly beautiful mausoleums.

For a hotel that’s “close but not too close” to the French Quarter, stay at The Eliza Jane (starting at $150 or 28,000 IHG One Rewards points per night) or the Kimpton Hotel Fontenot (starting at $150 or 17,000 World of Hyatt points per night), two of New Orleans’ many points-friendly hotels .

Austin, Texas

Good for: Music-lovers and foodies.

The Texas state capital is known for many things — delicious barbecue, a stellar music scene, gorgeous green spaces and lakes where you can stay active and the world’s largest urban colony of bats, to name a few. What’s great about visiting Austin as a solo traveler are the various neighborhoods you can visit to enjoy dining, drinks and entertainment all in one place.

Sixth Street closes down to traffic on weekends and is a great spot for creative cocktails and neon-lit music venues. For something a little more laid back, head to Rainey Street. Also, South Congress, with its unique boutiques and variety of dining options, is a must-visit for both locals and tourists.

Zilker Park puts more than 350 acres of outdoor fun at your fingertips. You can swim in the spring-fed Barton Springs Pool, explore on a rented bike or canoe or time your visit to annual events like the Austin City Limits Music Festival or the Austin Kite Festival.

Some of the best points hotels in Austin are close to downtown, including The Driskill (starting at $215 or 21,000 World of Hyatt points per night) , a World of Hyatt property, and the Austin Proper Hotel (starting at $400 or 42,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night).

Portland, Oregon

Good for: Exploring the unique landscape of the Pacific Northwest.

Portland is surrounded by natural beauty on all sides. Though the city lies in a valley, you can often see Mount Hood, Mount St. Helens and the towering green firs and pines that surround it. To best enjoy these natural wonders, visit Powell Butte for panoramic mountain views or the outlook behind Pittock Mansion for city views with Mount Hood looking in the background.

I’d be remiss to leave out all the weird and wonderful within Portland’s city limits. Voracious readers could spend hours in Powell’s City of Books, the country’s largest independent bookstore, and the outdoor Portland Saturday Market is considered to be the largest continually operating arts-and-crafts market in the country. The city has so many food carts they’ve created a handy guide to help you find exactly what you’re hungry for.

Many of Portland’s hotels reflect the city’s unique style, like the Kimpton Hotel Vintage Portland (starting at $170 or 32,000 IHG One Rewards points per night) and The Nines Hotel Portland  (starting at $230 or 43,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night), both located downtown.

San Diego, California

Good for: A mix of beach days and California history.

San Diego is home to many beautiful beaches, but there’s more to San Diego than just lazy days in the sand (though I wouldn’t blame you if you didn’t leave the beach during your visit). Many of San Diego’s best-known attractions are in Balboa Park, including the San Diego Zoo, the San Diego Natural History Museum, the San Diego Air & Space Museum and many splendid gardens and recreational areas.

About two miles west of Balboa Park on San Diego Bay, stop by the USS Midway Museum to learn about historic naval aircraft and helicopters on board the USS Midway aircraft carrier. Old Town San Diego — the first European settlement in California — and the Gaslamp Quarter are also worth peeling yourself away from the beach for.

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If you prefer to stay close to downtown and the bay, reserve a room at the Embassy Suites by Hilton San Diego Bay Downtown (starting at $210 or 67,000 Hilton Honors points per night). If you want to be closer to the beach, head for the famed Hotel del Coronado (starting at $400 or 95,000 Hilton Honors points per night).

Nashville, Tennessee

Good for: Legendary country music.

From the 4,000-seat Grand Ole Opry to the rows of bars with live music along Lower Broadway, you are never too far from legendary country stars and up-and-coming crooners when you visit Nashville.

However, Nashville isn’t only a hotbed of honky tonk. It’s also where music fans go to immerse themselves in the history of country music. You can pay homage to the greats like Patsy Cline and Johnny Cash at the Country Music Hall of Fame or visit RCA Studio B, where perma-stars like Elvis Presley and Dolly Parton recorded country classics.

Nashville is also well known for its shopping scene. Visit The District in downtown Nashville for everything from record albums to cowboy boots, and head to the shops in Hillsboro Village or Gulch for local and nationally-known fashion and accessory brands.

Related: The best hotels to book in Nashville for the full Music City experience

The Embassy Suites Downtown Nashville (starting at $160 or 47,000 Hilton Honors points per night) offers spacious rooms and a rooftop indoor pool, but for a true Nashville experience you’ll never forget, go for the Dolly Parton suite at the Graduate Nashville hotel (starting at $300 per night).

Sedona, Arizona

Good for: Reconnecting with nature.

There are few places in the U.S. with more spectacular scenery than Sedona, Arizona . Surrounded by striking red-rock buttes and majestic canyons, this desert destination is an ideal spot for communing with nature. For some, that could mean a solitary day of hiking at the picturesque Bell Rock, while others may prefer a more spiritual experience like a yoga hiking tour of Sedona .

Sedona’s art scene is as vibrant as its landscape. Peruse shops and galleries in the Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village or the Sedona Artist Market. On the first Friday of every month , many galleries stay open into the evening hours and have special artist receptions and other events.

The Hilton Sedona Resort at Bell Rock (starting at $250 or 53,000 Hilton Honors points per night) is about as close as you can get to Sedona’s best hiking trails. For a serene retreat experience, stay at the L’Auberge de Sedona (starting at $250 or 53,000 Hilton Honors points per night) or The Wilde Resort & Spa (starting at $450 per night).

Bottom line

When you take a solo trip, you have the freedom and independence to go where you want and do what you want whenever you want.

Whether you are looking for outdoor adventures, foodie heaven or big-city excitement, these eight destinations are among the best cities in the U.S. for solo travelers.

SPONSORED:  With states reopening, enjoying a meal from a restaurant no longer just means curbside pickup.

And when you do spend on dining, you should use a credit card that will maximize your rewards and potentially even score special discounts. Thanks to temporary card bonuses and changes due to coronavirus, you may even be able to score a meal at your favorite restaurant for free. 

These are the best credit cards for dining out, taking out, and ordering in to maximize every meal purchase.

Editorial Disclaimer: Opinions expressed here are the author’s alone, not those of any bank, credit card issuer, airlines or hotel chain, and have not been reviewed, approved or otherwise endorsed by any of these entities.

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