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Take a mouth-watering tour of WNC

Fat Burger Month is underway in Haywood County.

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Photo #1: Boojum Brewing Co. (Glazey Sunday Burger), Photo #2: The Scotsman (The 37 Burger), Photo #3: Main Street Diner (The Morning Monster), Photo #4: Church Street Depot (Mt. Guyot Burger)

Get a taste of the Great Smoky and Blue Ridge Mountains.

Photos provided by Visit Haywood

We hope you’re hungry. It’s Fat Burger Month in Western North Carolina: From now until Sunday, April 6, Visit Haywood is celebrating juicy patties, creative toppings, and local biz.

Grab a Fat Burger Month sticker card at any of 14 participating restaurants or the Visit Haywood Welcome Center and get started touring some of the region’s best bites. Up for a challenge? Collect at least six burger stickers and earn a prize.

A scenic 60-90 minute drive from Greenville, these burgers are perfect for refueling after a day of exploring the mountains.

Meat a few spots to get started mapping out your trip:

Let’s eat

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