|
Proud Supporter of
SHOW Sponsors
|
In the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina you will find that all roads are great scenic highways. Its a biker's paradise with winding roads through the mountains, views that are breathtaking and numerous waterfalls along the way. But by far, my favorite ride will always be the Blue Ridge Parkway where you will not find any billboard signs or stop lights.
Blue Ridge Parkway Blue Ridge Parkway is my favorite ride of a lifetime with overlooks and tunnels, grassy pull offs with picnic tables. A must do for motorcycle's if you look you may even see a black bear or two. All of the following can be found close to the parkway. Blue Ridge Parkway History After 52 years of construction, the Blue Ridge Parkway was completed in September 1987. Ground was broken on September 11, 1935 at Cumberland Knob, North Carolina.
Linn Cove Viaduct
Completed in 1983 at a cost of almost $10 million,
the Linn Cove Viaduct is 1,243 feet long and contains 153 segments weighing 50
tons each. Only one segment, the southernmost, is straight.
Mount Mitchell Highest point east of the Mississippi. Take the leather it gets pretty cold at the top. At 6,684 feet, some days you are above the clouds.
Grandfather Mountain 228-foot suspension bridge spans an 80-foot chasm more than one mile in elevation above sea level at 5,305 feet.
Biltmore America's Largest HomeOver a six-year period, an entire community of craftsmen worked to build the country's premier home. The estate boasted its own brick factory, woodworking shop, and a three-mile railway spur for transporting materials to the site. It has 4 acres of floor space, 250 rooms, 34 bedrooms, 43 bathrooms, and 65 fireplaces. The basement alone would house a swimming pool, gymnasium and changing rooms, bowling alley, servants' quarters, kitchens, and more.
Its a journey you will never forget
Where would you like to go next?
|
|
Broken links or an error? Please let us know! Website created and maintained by U Name It Web Design
|
