Asheville is a "Must See" place! If you are in need of a short vacation, then check out Asheville which is only 3 hours from Atlanta. Our stay at "Little Moose Cabin" was clean, pet friendly, and less than 15 minutes from all attractions in downtown Asheville, NC. It could use some updates with shower facuet and the stove, also there was a peculiar gas smell that we couldn't find an origin coming from seeing that we never used the stove. But, it was fine for The owner, Simms, responded to our emails and phone calls within a timely manner. I will say, that when you are heading up the mountainous road (.3 miles), and accidentally take a "left" at the second fork in the road instead of "right", beware of the homeowner b/c they might follow you down the road and try to have an altercation with you. It happened to us, but after a quick phone call to Simms, the owner of the cabin we stayed in, he took care of the problem.

As this was our first time to Asheville, we were really trying to find some fun things to do. If you are looking for things to do in Asheville, here are some great options: Tour the Biltmore and go behind the scenes to learn interesting things about the Vanderbilts; Asheville Food Tour (AMAZING and worth every penny and your full by the end of the tour), Lazoom Beer and Music Comedy Tour; Craggy Gardens hike (1.5 miles roundtrip) located in the Blue Ridge Mountain and only minutes from the cabin. The great thing about this hike is anybody can walk it and it is pet friendly. Some great places to eat: #1 Sunny Point Bakery & Cafe (but be prepared to wait), White Duck Taco, Corner Kitchen (in Biltmore Village), Biscuit Head, and Wicked Weed Brewing Company. The only restaurant we wanted to hit, but was unable to was 12 Bones BBQ. We heard some wonderful things about that place. When you go to downtown, the parking can be limited, so check out uber!!!!!!

Ashevillians are all about dogs, and they will be treated like royalty. Just about any place that has an outdoor patio caters to dogs. We loved how the locals treated our fur babies and how friendly they were. So, we will definitely head back to Asheville, sooner rather than later.