Biodiversity – Page 2 – Blue Ridge National Heritage Area

Nantahala River Bogs

The Nantahala River Bogs Natural Area in the Nantahala National Forest protects some of the...

Lofty Mount Mitchell, near Burnsville, North Carolina, rises to an elevation of 6,684 feet and...

Mount Jefferson, rising to more than 1,600 feet above the surrounding landscape, is an area...

Mount Hardy rises to 6,110 feet in the Great Balsam Mountain range and offers ambitious...

The Biltmore Estate: Explore Historical North Carolina The historic Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina...

The half-million+ acres of Pisgah National Forest drape like a cloak around the Asheville area...

More than 400 acres of groomed gardens and trails near the Blue Ridge Parkway A...

Rushing waters, rocky cliffs, a giant waterfall, and pristine forests make Hickory Nut Gorge a...

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited National Park in America. Covering...

Grandfather Mountain, near Linville, is famous for its "Mile High Swinging Bridge," panoramic vistas, wildlife...

Winter weather conditions can force temporary and fast-changing closures, stay up to date with the...

Some of the Best Views in the North Carolina Mountains Chimney Rock State Park represents...