6 Day Mini-moon -- ideas!

It's not on the coast, but Asheville is wonderful! Small city with great food and beer. Blue Ridge Parkway is about 5 miles outside of town.

View Quoted Comment I'm going to agree!

Elk rut season should be starting in Cataloochee. Amazing animals! Great cabins to rent at Willow but those are all in town. We stayed at Buffalo Creek for our first anniversary. It's about 40 min from Asheville.

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We stayed here. But there are so many awesome cabins in the area. I live in Asheville. If you want recommended places to eat, just msg me.

I'm from the Poconos and there are a ton of places around here that are nice. If you want nature there are a ton of places to hike or bike. There are also a bunch of places that do rafting/kayaking. There are also some historical areas if that's what your into.

We are doing Asheville! Its got all the beer and amazing food. Also the Biltmore which has amazing wine and is incredible to view.
Another option is Charleston, SC if you can make it that far down. Its absolutely amazing. City with a small town feel, by the water, beautiful, amazing food, etc. Savannah, GA is a bit more small town than Charleston with the same feel.
If you all like food, wine, and beer, Charlottesville, VA is home to a lot of good wineries and breweries. There's decent hiking near by too. All of these places are pretty cheap to stay at so you can save money for the important things!
If you choose Asheville, I have a ton of stuff planned. A gourmet food walking tour, wine and chocolate tasting, moonshine train tour, horseback tour of the Biltmore, etc.

How about Rehoboth, DE? It isn't far from Philadelphia. I have only heard good things, never been there though but am actually going for my bachelorette party. I have heard it is LGBQT friendly.

White mountains NH
Conway, North Conway, Jackson area.
Quaint, rural, hiking, ski lifts(even when it’s nit snowing they take you up),shops

also Newport RI. Quaint, not much hiking but lots of outside parks, walking etc. mansion tours and such. It’s on the water.

Both those areas are very LGBQT friendly

We’re doing a mini moon near Woodstock, NY. Renting an Airbnb treehouse in the woods.

Seconding the White Mountains in NH. It's a beautiful area.

View Quoted Comment Second Rehoboth/Lewes, DE! It’s an adorable coastal town, especially in September when the crowds leave. It’s very LGBQT, it’s actully known for it! Rehoboth is more your typically beach town with a big boardwalk and beach. Lewes is quieter, but with plenty of restaurants and shops along the canal. Lewes has a bayside beach that’s waaay less crowded than Rehoboth. Along route one there are plenty of outlets, shops, and restaurants. While I don’t know if I can per se, There are plenty of walking trails, bike trails, nature parks. Geographically, you can also travel by ferry to Cape May or Travel south along route 1 to other beach towns. And if you like beer, dogfish head brewery is nearby and offers a wonderful tour and tasting room .