Blue Ridge Full-Day Vistas & Waterfall Photography Tour from Asheville

The morning light climbs over the Blue Ridge like a slow hand, revealing ridgelines that hold fog in their hollows and sudden drops that end in whitewater. You meet at the Ingles parking lot on the edge of Asheville, where the guides — a husband-and-wife team of award-winning nature and fine-art photographers — assemble two small groups and hand out maps and encouragement. The drive becomes part of the day: narrow mountain roads, switchbacks that open onto vantage points, and the occasional parking turnoff where a thin path leads to a hidden cascade.