Hiking – Page 5 – Blue Ridge National Heritage Area

Hickory Nut Gorge

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

The Green River Gorge is a rugged landscape of steep ravines, coves, and old-growth and...

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

Stunning waterfalls and a distinctive landscape make Graveyard Fields one of the most popular hiking...

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...

One of the most beautiful and ecologically significant natural heritage sites in the southeast, Bluff...

The Chattooga River Gorge, which begins near Cashiers, NC, is home to one of country's...

The Blue Ridge Parkway is America's most visited National Park unit and is known as...

Bat Cave is the largest known granite fissure cave in North America and is home...

Eighty-eight miles of the Appalachian Trail run through the North Carolina mountains. From through-hikers—backpackers who...