Cryptids & Creatures Pub Crawl in Asheville





Description
The Boojum, Mothman, the Brown Mountain Lights, and the Moon-Eyed People - the stuff of Appalachian legend… or is it? Join Angus, your kilted Highland storyteller, as he leads you through four unique Asheville pubs, sharing strange encounters, sinister lore, and tales of creatures said to still haunt the region. This evening pub crawl weaves history, myth, and the eerie unknown - from hidden alleys to quiet taverns, some legends may be closer than you think. *Brewery stops are subject to change due to events or availability at individual venues.
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Legend: the Boojum—creature of whispers and dark Appalachian woods, rarely seen, never caught.
Legend: the Brown Mountain Lights—flickering, eerie orbs that have haunted Appalachia for centuries.
Legend: the Mothman—a terrifying, flying creature with glowing eyes, shrouded in Appalachian legend.
Legend: the Moon-Eyed People—strange night walkers who haunted the Appalachian mountains long ago.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Reviews(7)
Had a great adventure with Angus! Really enjoyed the stories and he kept it interesting and lively!
We visited four very different breweries, cideries and distilleries in two hours. Angus was a lovely host and told interesting stories!
Really lovely evening. Angus is a great storyteller! I could listen to him tell spooky stories all night! He peppered in great (cheesy) jokes along the way and was just a great dude to hang out with for the evening.
Amazing tour!!! Absolutely recommend!
Angus was amazing. This was a great time with my husband and friends. All of the bars and stories were amazing.
Great tour Angus was awesome!
Angus was amazing! This was such a fun way to get to see some great local spots around Asheville’s South Slope neighborhood and to get to learn about some of the folklore of the Southern Highlands. We really had a wonderful time!



