Three days far off the interstate — one-blink towns, century-old general stores, and the prettiest empty roads in the South.

Breakfast in a railroad town of 400 people, famous for its Webb School, MoonPie festival, and one excellent café.

A short trail down the Falling Water River to a 136-foot waterfall that drops straight into a gorge.
Twin falls pouring out of a gorge wall, an old textile mill, and swimming holes the locals have kept to themselves for decades.