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As seen in: U.S. News and World Report, WorldAtlas, Cruise Hive, Cruise Fever, 10000 Birds, BlueRidge Country, World of Cruising, Smoky Mountain Living, Kentucky Monthly, Alabama Living and
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Courage in the Hollers

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By Eric Wallace, Sarah Riddell, Angela Minor
| BlueRidge Country Verified
Text and Photos By Joan Vannorsdall / Photo Above: Mural at the George Buckley Community Center in Marmet, starting point of the Miners’ March. I’d been to Matewan before, and I knew its history ran deep: the Hatfields and McCoys, railroads, coal mining, the 1920 Matewan Massacre. I’d read Denise Giardina’s novel Storming Heaven and seen John Sayles’ 1987 movie Matewan.
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7 Fabulous Float-to-Stays

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By Eric Wallace, Angela Minor, Sarah Riddell
| BlueRidge Country Verified
By Eric J. Wallace / Photo Above: Kayaks on Toccoa River Below the Falls The Blue Ridge is home to one of the planet’s most concentrated collections of protected lands and brims with visually stunning scenic rivers. Thousands of miles of sparsely or wholly undeveloped waterways course through the region’s peaks and hills, bringing a smorgasbord of destination-grade canoe and kayak trips.
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Summer Fun in the Smokies

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By Angela Minor, Eric Wallace Verified, Sarah Riddell
| BlueRidge Country Verified
By Angela Minor Drawing inspiration from countless visits over the years, she shares some of her favorite spots to explore during the warm months, plus insider tips for spotting wildlife, discovering waterfalls, finding the best family-friendly experiences in the park—and more! If there’s one thing this writer has learned over the last five decades of exploring Great Smoky Mountains National Park, it’s this: there’s no shortage of ways to spend your time.
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