Seventy-five percent of the United States population is within a one-day drive of Brevard. In other words, you probably live a lot closer to us than you think! Here are some mileages and drive times from major cities in the southeast.
Asheville, NC: 33 miles 45 minutes
Atlanta, GA: 177 miles 3 hours
Birmingham, AL: 324 miles 5 hours 30 minutes
Charlotte, NC: 123 miles 2 hours 15 minutes
Chicago, IL: 674 miles 10 hours 45 minutes
Cleveland, OH: 575 miles 9 hours 30 minutes
Columbia, SC: 156 miles 2 hours 33 minutes
Columbus, OH: 493 miles 8 hours
Charleston, SC: 265 miles 4 hours 15 minutes
Greensboro, NC: 204 miles 3 hours 30 minutes
Greenville, SC: 47 miles 1 hour 15 minutes
Jacksonville, FL: 441 miles 8 hours
Nashville, TN: 319 miles 5 hours 15 minutes
New Orleans, LA: 646 miles 10 hours 15 minutes
New York, NY: 724 miles 12 hours
Orlando, FL: 581 miles 9 hours
Raleigh, NC: 277 miles 4 hours 45 minutes
Richmond, VA: 403 6 hours 45 minutes
Roanoke, VA: 274 miles 4 hours 45 minutes
Savannah, GA: 309 miles 4 hours 45 minutes
Spartanburg, SC: 68 miles 1 hour 15 minutes
St. Louis, MO: 624 miles 9 hours 45 minutes
Tampa, FL: 626 miles 9 hours 45 minutes
Washington, DC: 501 miles 8 hours 30 minutes
Out of the county, but close to home
In many ways, Transylvania County serves as the gateway to the Western North Carolina mountains, making it an ideal base camp for your vacation. For those inclined to stretch their legs and do a little exploring, there are a multitude of extraordinary destinations just a short stretch down the road -- and close enough to have you back in Brevard by sundown.
Down the Road A Piece
Asheville (34 miles)
Cashiers (30 miles)
Cataloochee (63 miles)
Cullowhee (50 miles)
Flat Rock (25 miles)
Dillsboro (60 miles)
Franklin (59 miles)
Great Smoky Mountains National Park (64 miles)
Hendersonville (20 miles)
Highlands (40 miles)
Nantahala National Forest (75 miles)
Saluda (31 miles)
Sylva (56 miles)
Table Rock State Park (30 miles)
Tryon, NC (39 miles)
Waynesville (40 miles)