Rocky's
Stop by this old fashioned soda shop for a yummy lunch and step back in time!
View SiteHands down best breakfast and brunch in town! Be sure to try one of their skillets and a Bloody Mary mixed with local ingredients.
View SiteThe best ice cream in town and famous for all of its summer camp flavors. Charlotte's favorites is Rockbrook Chocolate Illusion. Yum!
View SiteBrevard’s first brewery and originator of craft beer in a can. Great hangout spot for families too. Live music and special events take place often.
View SiteLocated at the entrance to the Pisgah National Forest. Perfect place to stop after a long hike. Great beer and you can order bbq from Hawg Wild next door. Fun place to spend an afternoon.
View SiteLocated in downtown Brevard, after a day of shopping be sure to go by and try some of their yummy beer.
View SiteA bike shop and tavern in one spot. At the entrance to Pisgah Forest, often has a food truck on site on the weekends.
View SiteNot in Brevard but worth a trip over. Great food and an amazing outdoor patio area!
View SiteYou could literally hike all day for weeks and barely visit all of the hiking options in Brevard. Here are a few favorites:
View SiteDid you know that Brevard is known as The Land of Waterfalls? Strike out on your own to explore some of our local sites or take a tour. Be careful and only look at waterfalls from the bottom!
View SiteThe Davidson River and the East Fork of the French Broad are popular spots for local anglers. Drop by Davidson River Outfitters for all things fishing.
View SiteDid you know that Brevard is world famous for its Mountain Biking Trails? Visit our friends at Sycamore Cycles for maps and trail information.
View SitePaint your own pottery at Brevard Clay. Located in downtown Brevard and a hit for the whole family.
View Site469-mile gateway to Cherokee traditions, music, crafts, agriculture and nature. Stop at the Parkway Visitor Center to get your itinerary.
View SiteAmerica’s largest home and a colossal piece of history. Plus, a winery is on site. Never a bad thing. Just down the road in Asheville.
View SiteAmerica’s first Forestry school began here in 1898. Visit the Cradle for hiking trails, exhibits, an activity zone for kids and a cafe. Stop here on your way up to the parkway.
View SiteA trip to Brevard would not be complete without a trip to our most famous natural resource - Sliding Rock! Beware - the water is COLD!!!
View SiteLots of awesome booth spaces with local art, jewelry, toys, antiques and more. A portion of the profits go to support The Cindy Platt Boys and Girls Club of Transylvania County.
View SiteThe toy store to beat all toy stores. Be prepared cause if your kids see it, you are definitely going shopping. Check out the lego room!
View SiteDowntown Brevard’s local outfitter with everything you need for your mountain adventure and then some.
View SiteThey describe it as “a collection of favorite things” and we agree! Clothes, housewares, jewelry, gifts and more!
View SiteArchitectural salvage, antiques and cool stuff. Located in the Lumberyard district of Brevard, it is worth a trip!
View SiteHead out hwy 276 south and stop at Duck Pond Pottery, Mountain Forest Studio and Mud Dabbers Pottery. You may even see a live pottery demonstration.
View SiteFrom gift baskets to camp care packages, they have a little bit of everything! Stop in at Quotations while you are there for some great coffee.
View SiteGreat wine selection, they even feature our favorite local band, The Steep Canyon Rangers own private label wine.
View SiteWhile the best way to experience what life's like in Western Northern Carolina is to be here and get out in it, we're happy to offer a little taste of local life through our team's collective adventures.