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National Geographic New River Blueway Map Now Available
The new National Geographic New River Blueway map is now available at the Ashe County Chamber’s Visitor Center. This beautiful outdoor recreation map lists natural and historic areas, as well as river mileages, river access and outfitters and state parks. They are waterproof and tear-resistant and are “trails illustrated”. Pick up your today at our Visitor’s Center at 303 East Second Street in West Jefferson. For more information you can contact the chamber through their website www.ashechamber.com or call 336-846-9550. ... click here for more
Trout Waters to Open
Hatchery-supported trout waters to open
The NC Wildlife Resources Commission will open approximately 1,120 miles of “Hatchery-Supported Trout Waters” in 25 western North Carolina counties at 6 a.m. on Saturday, April 5. The season will run until one-half hour after sunset on Feb. 28, 2009.
While fishing on Hatchery-Supported Trout Waters, anglers can harvest a maximum of seven trout per day, with no minimum size limits or bait restrictions.
Hatchery-Supported Trout Waters are marked by green-and-white signs. This year, Commission personnel are stocking hatchery-supported waters starting this month under a shortened stocking schedule.... click here for more
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news and information in Ashe County, North
Carolina. Here you can find information on
lodging, dining, things to do, weather, and much
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Located in the Western North Carolina mountains,
Ashe County is one of the most beautiful places
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mountain views and tranquil private locations,
Ashe County is an ideal place to live.
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