Away for the Weekend - Southeast
Great Getaways for Every Season in Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee
by Eleanor Berman
ISBN: 0517880520
ISBN-13: 9780517880524
Format: Paperback
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Publisher: Random House Inc Published date: 1994 Size: 6 x 9 inches Weight: 0.85 pounds
Publisher's Notes
For an unforgettable weekend in the Southeast, you can... see 170,000 cherry trees in spectacular bloomhear spellbinding tales at the National Storytellers Festivalcheer the Thoroughbreds at the annual steeplechase racesboard the Christmas Carol Express for a melody-filled train ride through the Smoky MountainsOr you can take a riverboat cruise, shop for Appalachian crafts, tour antebellum plantations, visit famous Civil War sites, join the revelers at a gala Mardi Gras celebration, or test your skills on some of the best golf courses in the country. In Away for the WeekendŽ: Southeast, travel expert Eleanor Berman provides exciting year-round itineraries filled with hundreds of ideas for mini-vacations in Alabama, Georgia, North and South Carolina, and Tennessee--from such popular destinations as Savannah and Charleston to smaller towns and villages off the beaten track. Each itinerary includes a directory of restaurants and accommodations to fit every price range. Activities that are particularly fun for kids are noted, and you'll also find a section on resorts, both rustic and posh, that are ideal for just kicking back and relaxing.Three area maps are provided to help you plan your destination, and driving directions make it easy to plot a course from Atlanta and major Southeast cities, such as Birmingham, Nashville, Charlotte, and Raleigh.
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