7 year perspective
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6/26/2016
I read all of the other comments prior to adding a comment myself. I noticed that many posts were made by people from western states with much taller mountains, less humid climates and a completely different culture. I lived on the west coast for many years myself before moving to NC. Folks the south is humid and muggy. Asheville is about 10 degrees cooler than the rest of the state and slightly less humid. If you are expecting to find the west in the east you won't. Asheville and the blue ridge in general have a lot of hidden beauty. You will find enjoyment in Asheville if you are adventurous, love art and music or have an interest in the healing arts. Located adjacent to Pisgah National forest which boasts millions of acres, you will find hiking, mountain biking, cycling , hidden swimming holes and back packing. In the city you will find a rich artistic community and many local musicians playing on the streets and in restaurants. Like many others have stated there aren't a lot of jobs if you just want to work for someone else. Because of this, the dating scene can be a little sparse if you are over 30. It's all about what you love. If you love the outdoors, Asheville is a good place to call home. If you are trying to build a career, maybe not so much unless you have an entrepreneurial spirit. Asheville also has a big soccer community. See - beer city cup.
P | Charlotte, NC