POOCH PATHS: Dog Walks and Hikes in Asheville and Beyond

by Barry Silverstein

Looking for dog walks and hikes in and around Asheville, NC? Then “Pooch Paths” is for you! This handy eBook offers descriptions, links, directions, and even insider tips for more than thirty dog walks and hikes. You’ll find useful information about Asheville greenways, Bent Creek Forest trails, Blue Ridge Parkway trails, DuPont State Forest, Pisgah National Forest, and much more. The eBook is a publication of Carolina Mountain Dog, the leading dog blog in the Carolina mountains, ranked as one of the country’s top 50 dog blogs.

CONTENTS
An Introduction to “Pooch Paths”
Asheville Greenways, Asheville
Azalea Dog Park, Asheville
Bent Creek Experimental Forest, Asheville
Biltmore, Asheville
Black Mountain, NC
Blue Ridge Parkway Trails
Carl Sandburg Home, Flat Rock, NC
Carrier Park and French Broad River Park, Asheville
Cashiers, NC
Craggy Gardens off the Blue Ridge Parkway
DuPont State Forest, Brevard
Fletcher Community Park, Fletcher
Furman Lake, Greenville, SC
Graveyard Fields off the Blue Ridge Parkway
Greenville, SC
Jackson Park, Hendersonville, NC
Lake James State Park, NC
Lake Jocassee, Devils Fork State Park, SC
Max Patch, Hot Springs, NC
Montreat, NC
Moses Cone Park and Julian Price Park, Boone, NC
Mt. Mitchell off the Blue Ridge Parkway
Mt. Pisgah off the Blue Ridge Parkway
North Carolina Arboretum
Pisgah National Forest, Brevard, NC
Rutherfordton, NC including Chimney Rock and Lake Lure
Six Wags of Greer, SC
South Carolina Botanical Garden, Clemson, SC
Swamp Rabbit Trail, Travelers Rest, SC
Warren Wilson College, Swannanoa, NC
Waynesville and Lake Junaluska, NC
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43 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 10, 2016

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I am a professional freelance writer and non-fiction book author with a background in brand marketing. My books focus on branding, marketing and small business. My recent titles include "World War Brands: World War II and the Rise of the Modern American Brand" and "Boomer Brands: Iconic Brands that Shaped Our Childhood."

I am also an active blogger. I blog for Boomers at www.happilyrewired.com, for small business marketers at www.123eguides.com, and for dog lovers at www.cmdog.com

I ran my own direct marketing agency for twenty years and have over forty years of experience in branding, advertising, and marketing.

Specialties: Advertising, brand history, brand marketing, business management, entrepreneurship, small business, animal welfare, dogs.