Black Mountain Golf Course

14.0 mi

Me & Ben visiting during 250th Independence holiday. We…read moreplayed 9 late afternoon on the 4th. Nice because the shut the course down at 12n & only Rumbling Bald resort guests can play so we had the course to ourselves! Great conditions! Greens rolled & in great shape! It's a mountain course so you are rewarded with shots in the narrow fairways! Great clubhouse especially if you're playing early. They have the Black Bear Cafe where you can get Starbucks coffee & breakfast Sammie's!

Incredible golf course. Bent grass greens. Excellent condition. Great layout with scenic views…read more Love coming up here from ATL

Hole 15 green

Hole 6 aerial

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Reems Creek Golf Club

4.2

(25 reviews)

11.6 mi

Played based on prior reviews. At $80 per person, we were…read moreexpecting nice conditions. The tee boxes had very little grass. The fairways were spotty, muddy in some spots and rutted up. Great views but had a hard time enjoying them with the awful course conditions.

I came here for a late Saturday morning round in March. The staff was warm and inviting and the…read moregolf was reasonably priced. The golf course was in great condition, but definitely an interesting routing! A lot of target golf and hitting to specific landing areas instead of spraying it all over the place from the tee box which is always a fun change of pace. It's a little shorter than your average course but the challenge is in executing the shots. I'd definitely recommend someone to play here if they enjoy a course that's designed a little out of the ordinary. Great track!

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Brights Creek

4.9

(15 reviews)

20.7 mi

We heard so much praise about this place before we visited & it did not disappoint. We booked at a…read morehome on Chestertown Dr and had a great stay. My husband really enjoyed how beautiful his golf experience was. The staff are so kind & accommodating. We got lunch once at their restaurant. Everyone loved their food. My burger was quite burnt, however. The fries were good though. The amenities are all very thought through. We enjoyed the 10 minute hike we had up to a waterfall that was nearby. It was so peaceful and nice. We actually came for a destination wedding! Not sure how many weddings they do, but we had a great time. Beautiful wedding & no complaints as a guest. Be aware however that I have AT&T and had no signal my whole stay. I relied on WiFi.

Chef Yvonne does an excellent job in the restaurant. Her tomato bacon dill soup is amazing. The…read moregrilled mahi sandwich is really really good. Her chicken salad sandwich on a croissant is outstanding. The locally sourced beef burger is delicious. The onion rings are some of the best I've ever eaten. The Bloody Mary is in my top 3.

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Apple Valley Golf Course

4.0

15.2 mi

Ben & I played 18 on 250th 4th of July. Went got paired with…read moreJim & had a great round . It was hot & humid, mid 90's & 70% humidity! They don't have GPS on the carts which was fine by us. So easy to go OB in narrow fairways!

Golf course was in good shape from tee to green. But they do need some type of course management…read more(i.e Ranger) as a foursome of "Jack asses" thought everyone within 3 holes of them wanted to hear their music playing from their carts. I have no problem with people playing music from their carts but when you can hear it 2 holes away, that's a problem. Yet no one from the course was there to tell them to stop. What a shame.

Apple Valley aerial

Hole 14

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Apple Valley Clubhouse

Linville Falls Golf Club

4.0

28.5 mi

I only give out 5 stars for extra exceptional Courses. This…read moreis one of them. Inspired by Mr. TexMex himself Lee Trevino, Linville Falls is a hidden treasure on hwy 221 near Marion NC. This is a shoemakers dream. Unlike most mountain courses, this one does not attempt to be so hard it can't be mastered. With a mountain stream running through its entirety bad shots are paid for in golf balls and added strokes. Most courses in the area are dishearteningly difficult with holes carved out if the side of a 45 degree slope. Check out the pictures and you will agree Linville Falls is a great course! Give them your business. 5 star friendly. The clubhouse is not fully stocked and that's the only downfall. I would have bought swag if they had any that's how much I like this course! Hit it straight!

This has by far been our favorite course that we have ever golfed. My SO and I live in Charlotte…read moreand almost every weekend we drive up to a few hours away in any direction from Charlotte to check out new courses and boy we were not disappointed with Linville. Being new to golf (less than a year), I found that this course is actually a pretty good course for all skill levels. The reason why I did not give this course five stars is because the greens were unfortunately not in the greatest condition at this time. Besides that, the course is really beautiful and we have every intention on returning.

Tee markers custom carved in local geological formations add to the stunningly natural backdrop without being obtrusive!

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Elevated greens, with natural creeks as added defense.

Cliffs At Glassy

(5 reviews)

33.1 mi

Gorgeous neighborhood with even more amazing views. The lookout point is an otherworldly experience.read more

We were guests for a weekend in July. Breathtaking views from every angle…read more Make sure your breaks are in good shape. Chapel is around 2900 elevation. Raven Road gate does not work unless you are a resident, use Palmley Road entrance/exit. Beautiful chapel for a wedding!

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Asheville Golf Course

3.5

(15 reviews)

10.0 mi

Helene washed out the front nine so for now, you play the back nine twice. For what it's worth, the…read moreback nine has always been more interesting/fun than the front, with the Donald Ross design really shining here. Green condition is quite good. Prices are a bit high for a municipal course, and membership rates are in my opinion exorbitant. Fun fact: A temporary frisbee golf course has been established on the front nine while repairs continue.

Well, I have never played golf there. But I really liked the design of the course by Donald Ross.read more

This is on the back nine. the tee box is above the road at the corner of Fairway and Kensington

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Gas carts go! No governor on the engine & no auto brake on the downhill runs

The Practice Tee & Golf Shop

2.6

(10 reviews)

8.4 mi

Not sure how to rate this. A driving range closes at 6 in the summer?! I was surprised and…read moredisappointed. It really threw me off and makes me less likely to check it out another time though recommended by my neighbors.

Great practice facility. The balls are also higher compression and good quality. Take a lesson…read morefrom Joe, he is the best.

Basket options. Super cheap!

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The Omni Grove Park Inn & Spa

Hotel is great. Edison service was terrible. More staff than customers and it was slow and rude.read more

My wife and I were in town for New Year's 2026 and decided to stop by the Omni Grove Park Inn. We…read morehad been here many years ago with my aunt and uncle, who wanted to show us the hotel and the famous elevator built into the fireplace it's very old and really interesting. Before coming, I read that the Gingerbread House competition had just ended and that the displays were still up. When we arrived, I didn't realize parking was now paid $30 which was surprising since the first time we visited it was free. Walking up to the hotel is impressive on its own. Seeing how this massive structure was built out of stone so long ago is amazing. Inside, there was a video playing that explained how the hotel was constructed, which was very informative. The roof being made of solid concrete to help make the building waterproof was especially interesting. When you walk through the front doors, the entry is grand and open, with huge fireplaces on both sides. The gingerbread house displays were spread across two floors and were absolutely incredible. It's amazing to see the talent, from young adults to experienced artists. Some of the displays look incredibly realistic. I added photos, and hopefully the video of the grand prize winner shows as well, it's truly impressive. We walked around the rest of the hotel for a while and then stopped for lunch (see my restaurant review). The food was excellent. We hope to return one day and stay here. I'd also love to come back and play a round of golf here.

Great Hall at The Omni Grove Park Inn

Entrance at The Omni Grove Park Inn

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Women's Outdoor Spa Terrace at The Omni Grove Park Inn

Splasheville

4.3

(3 reviews)

12.3 mi

We stopped here after dinner on a warm evening. There are plenty of places to sit. My son had a…read moreblast in the water. It is also a great place to hang out near Pack Square.

This is a great little free activity in downtown Asheville. My preschooler had an absolute blast…read moreand asked to go back the next day! We ate lunch at the nearby Twisted Laurel, which was excellent. Things to know: Parking is not free. There are a couple of metered spaces nearby and there's a pay to park lot across the street. There are no bathrooms or changing rooms close by (that I could see). On their website it says there is a public bathroom, but I couldn't find it. There isn't a lot of shade except under the trees and on the amphitheater stage. These are really too far away to keep a good eye on a small child. Bring your sunscreen! There are no benches nearby to sit on, but there are concrete blocks so bring a towel for parents to sit on. It's a public fountain, so we were glad to have our water shoes. The fountain is advertised to have a lot of features and lights, but we didn't see any of that while we were there. The water shoots up out of the ground and doesn't change. That's enough for my preK kid, but might get boring for older ones. We brought some water toys and those were a big hit. While we were there a summer camp or daycare came through with 50 kids who were well-behaved, but they took over the amphitheater area and most of the fountain. We ended up leaving because it was just too crowded.

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Catawba Falls

4.8

(99 reviews)

5.8 mi

Beautiful! Stopped here on our drive to Asheville…read more It's a nice walk to the waterfall, and next time I'd love to plan to spend a little more time at the falls.

Wow! What a great falls and impressive set of stairs and tower that were rebuilt since the…read morehurricane. We hiked up the stairs and then back the long trail down. I think that is the best way to see it. There was a TikTok couple hogging the best picture spot of the falls and a large group making a lot of noise at the upper falls. Would have been a bit nicer but we were at the time of day when the afternoon folks are out hiking, so a bit of our fault. But this is a don't miss falls hike near Asheville!

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Lake Tomahawk Park

4.4

(11 reviews)

0.6 mi

We do pools...a lot. I am not opposed to a public pool though so after some research, I thought we…read morewould try this one. We couldn't have been more pleased. It's true, there aren't a ton of chairs but if you are willing to be patient, you'll get one. One thing to note is that they close the pool with lightning on the radar within a 10 mile radius. You just have to get out of the water for a minimum of 30 minutes. Lots of lifeguards and great decorations for July 4th. You can tell that they take pride in the pool. It was clean and the chairs were comfy, although the armrests do get hot in the sun so you can't always rest your arms on them. It certainly wasn't a dealbreaker. Great pool with the backdrop of the mountains and lake!

This park is urban in the relative sense, being surrounded by the residences of the town of Black…read moreMountain. It was a quality park. While views of the mountains are likely majestic, even on a cloudy day the misty sights were intriguing. A clean path runs around the lake, connecting bathroom facilities, tennis courts, and several other amenities. There were some dedicated parking spaces, but it was an easy walk from the town's business stretch as well. And why not, if you have the time?

Black Mountains Lake Tomahawk at Sunset

Lake Tomahawk - Circle of Lights Holiday Celebration (12/22)

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Black Mountains Lake Tomahawk with two (2) lighted hard surface tennis courts

Lookout Trail and Mountain

4.5

(19 reviews)

2.5 mi

It is a short hike that is moderate with difficult sections but the views were worth it. I…read morerecommend going at an off time since parking is limited.

It's a short trail (1m round trip) with limited parking options and a lot of vertical climb aided…read moreby railroad tie timbers positioned as erosion-limiting stairs. The view is pretty good, especially in a clear day, but there are better hikes to be had IMO.

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Lakeview Putt And Play

4.8

(21 reviews)

14.9 mi

Great service. Friendly, knowledgeable Clean, Answered all…read morequestions with certainty. Many of the holes provided shade which was deeply appreciated in 90+ degree weather. Animal sculptures were amusing

Fun and entertaining mini golf ! We loved the golf course and there were nice challenges. We played…read morein a big group during our Saturday afternoon. It was a great family experience. They also have snacks slushies and ice cream and drinks in the office. My kid liked the cherry slushy.

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