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    The Blue Ridge Parkway

    This long 469-mile length park supplies visitors with views of the mountain ranges. The National Park Service administers the park. Located in the park is fishing, hiking trails, biking trails and more. See some amazing plantation and habitat.
    Address: . Asheville  NC  28802-2136
    Send an Email Send an Email (8) Telephone 1 828 298-0398 
     

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    The Western North Carolina Nature Center

    The Western North Carolina Nature Center showcases animals in a natural habitat. Red and gray wolves, deer, bears, foxes, cougars and bobcats can all be seen here. There are also hands-on areas, where visitors can hold and touch such animals as turtles and corn snakes.
    Address: 75 Gashes Creek Road Asheville  NC  USA  28805
    Send an Email Send an Email (1) Telephone 1 828 298-5600 
     
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    Biltmore Estate

    Explore the wonders of Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina. Not only is the estate America's largest home, it also features century-old gardens, an award-winning winery and a historic farm village. Visitors enjoy the 8,000-acre backyard by bicycle, raft and horseback. For a complete escape, the Biltmore Estate offers long-lasting benefits at its luxurious four-star inn.
    Address: 1 Approach Road Asheville  NC  USA  28803
    Telephone 1 828 225-1333 
     

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    New River State Park

    Ironically, this river is believed to be the oldest in North America. Featuring mountain roads that wend by farmland and trout streams, 1,500 acre New River State Park has three areas with access to the water, making this ideal for canoeing, kayaking or picnicking.
    Address: P.O. Box 48 Jefferson  NC  USA  28640
    Telephone 1 336 982-2587 
     

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    Great Smoky Mountains National Park

    A large haze hangs above the mountains, which resulted in the naming of the park. The national park is almost evenly divided in the states of Tennessee and North Carolina. Some of the largest mountain peaks are located in the park. Over 100 native species of trees can be seen.
    Address: 107 Park Headquarters Road Gatlinburg  TN  37738
    Send an Email Send an Email (23) Telephone 1 865 436-1220 
     

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    The North Carolina Arboretum

    This public garden is located on 426-acres. The University of North Carolina established the park in 1986. Group tours of the area are available and include educational programs. They have many garden displays in the park; there are over six different types of gardens on display.
    Address: 100 Frederick Law Olmsted Way Asheville  NC  USA  28806
    Send an Email Send an Email (1) Telephone 1 828 665-2492 
     

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    Mount Jefferson State Park

    With an altitude of 1600 feet, Mount Jefferson is a good reference point for travelers around Jefferson. Hikers to the summit are rewarded with an all-encompassing view of the surrounding area. This mountain has been designated a National Natural Landmark.
    Address: P.O. Box 48 Jefferson  NC  USA  28640
    Telephone 1 336 246-9653 
     

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    Stone Mountain State Park

    Stone Mountain State Park is found about 25 miles north of Wilkesboro, NC. Stone Mountain rises just 600 feet above sea level, and is not immediately visible upon entering the park. There are a myriad of activities to enjoy here, including fly fishing on 17 miles of trout streams or hiking the 16 miles of trails.
    Address: 3042 Frank Parkway Roaring Gap  NC  USA  28668
    Telephone 1 336 957-8185 
     

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    Chimney Rock State Park

    Spanning more than 3,500 acres this state park was enclosed in an effort to conserve its natural resources. The park is home to the renowned Chimney Rock itself, a 315-foot spire on the south side of the park's large gorge.
    Address: . Chimney Rock  NC  USA  28720
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 828 625-9611 
     

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    Gorges State Park

    In addition to 80 inches of annual rainfall, Gorges State Park has an elevation that rises 2,000 feet in four miles. This combination gives Gorges State Park a high number of waterfalls that guests can marvel at when visiting this park.
    Address: P.O. Box 100 Sapphire  NC  USA  28774-0100
    Telephone 1 828 966-9099 
     

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    Mount Mitchell State Park

    With an altitude of over one mile, Mount Mitchell is the highest point east of the Mississippi River. The summit reveals a view that includes the Blue Ridge Mountains and all the green valleys in between.
    Address: 2388 State Highway 128 Burnsville  NC  USA  28714
    Telephone 1 828 675-4611 
     

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    South Mountains State Park

    Located in Connelly Springs, about 12 miles east of Morganton, South Mountains State Park has over 40 miles of trails for hiking. The elevation around the park rises to 3,000 feet, and there is a waterfall that drops more than 80 feet. Fishing and biking are also popular activities here.
    Address: 3001 South Mountains State Park Avenue Connelly Springs  NC  USA  28612
    Telephone 1 828 433-4772 
     

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    Pisgah National Forest
    Pisgah National Forest is a large expanse of land that offers a variety of recreational activities. Camping is available here, as is hiking, biking, fishing, rock climbing and more. They are open year-round.
    Address: US 280 intersects US 276 Brevard  NC  28712
    Telephone 1 828 257-4203 
     

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    Catawba River Greenway
    Visitors to the Catawba River Greenway can enjoy the lush plant life of North Carolina. There are several playgrounds for children, as well as picnic areas. Fishermen can enjoy the pier, and there is also a canoe launch for those who want to get out on the river.
    Address: Greenleaf Ford Rd Morganton  NC  USA  28655
    Telephone 1 828 438-5280 
     

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    Lake James State Park

    Located about five miles east of Marion, Lake James State Park comprises 6,510 acres and 150 miles of shoreline. From water-skiing to hiking, there are a variety of ways to enjoy this state park.
    Address: P.O. Box 340 Nebo  NC  USA  28761
    Telephone 1 828 652-5047 
     

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    Linville Gorge

    The Linville Gorge has been dubbed the Grand Canyon of North Carolina. For 12 miles, it encloses the Linville River. It features a steep, rugged terrain, with rock formations, as well as pine and hardwood trees. Rock climbing, hiking, fishing, backpacking, and other recreational activies are available in the park.
    Address: Kistler Memorial Highway Marion  NC  28647
    Send an Email Send an Email (2) Telephone 1 828 652-2144 
     

     
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