Asheville Black Heritage Walking Tour
Trace Asheville’s Black history through East End landmarks
From$37/ personincl. taxes and fees
Includes
Guided tour, historic landmarks
Highlights
Explore East End and Valley Street while learning how Asheville’s African American community shaped the city. Hear stories of educators, entrepreneurs, activists, and preservation efforts along the way.
- Discover the history of Stephens-Lee High School and its role in the community
- Explore Eagle Street, The Block, and downtown Asheville landmarks
- Visit the YMI Cultural Center and learn about African American leaders
- See shops and galleries featuring work by African American artisans and artists
- Use bathrooms available during the tour
Important details
- Sign a waiver and liability release before the tour
- Wear comfortable walking shoes
- Bring water
- Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
- The walking route may not be fully accessible for significant mobility impairments
Cancellation Policy
Full refund if you cancel more than 48 hours before the tour. No refund for late arrival. Tours proceed in light rain. If severe weather cancels the tour before it starts, you'll receive a full refund or may reschedule. No refunds if a storm occurs during the tour; it will be rescheduled or postponed.
FAQs
A signed waiver and release of liability is required before the tour.
Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water for the walking tour.
The route involves walking and may not be fully accessible for significant mobility impairments.
Meeting details
30 George Washington Carver Ave
Experience provided by Hood Huggers International
Experience provided by Hood Huggers International
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