A world of wonders awaits.

The mountains surrounding French Broad Crossing are some of the oldest in the world, with dramatic peaks dipping to gently rolling valleys below. Hidden within these hills are some of the most fascinating towns in the Southeast. The culmination of this location and the surrounding towns and attractions makes French Broad Crossing quite possibly the finest Asheville river real estate available.

Asheville, NC

French Broad Crossing is a mere 30 minutes from Asheville, North Carolina, which is consistently named one of the nation’s Top 25 Arts Destinations by AmericanStyle magazine for its dozens of galleries and art events. Chefs from all over the world have converged on the city, giving Asheville a culinary scene on par with Atlanta and Charleston. Music fans will find nightly performances to match any taste at numerous music halls and nightclubs, with some of the nation’s top acts passing through the city on a regular basis. The city is also celebrated for its shopping, including numerous antique malls, funky thrift stores and high-end boutiques.

Hot Springs, NC

Hot Springs is a quaint town that's practically paradise for lovers of nature and adrenaline. Activities include natural mineral springs, whitewater rafting and canoeing, horseback riding, fishing and more. The Appalachian Trail runs right through town, and a visit to one of the town's fine restaurants or pubs often offers the opportunity to chat with an adventurer taking a break from a trek on this rugged and enduring trail.

Marshall, NC

The town of Marshall is situated in the beautiful mountains of Western North Carolina along the French Broad River approximately 22 miles northwest of Asheville on Highway 25/70 between Weaverville and Hot Springs.The town is the seat of the county government and is home for the county courthouse, the Depot, numerous businesses, shops and churches, as well as being rich in history, scenery, activities and culture. Marshall is only 10 miles from the college community of Mars Hill and I-26, certainly making it convenient to many travelers.

Weaverville, NC

A step into Weaverville is a visit back to a time when Main Street was the hub of everyday life. The tree-lined main boulevard of this historic town is lined with quaint shops, art galleries, diners and bed-and-breakfasts. It's not uncommon to stroll down the street and hear live bluegrass wafting out a doorway, and the folks here are always ready to greet you with a smile. Nearby attractions include Lake Louise Park and the birthplace of Zebulon Vance, who served North Carolina as governor during the Civil War.