Cheap Things To Do in Love Valley, North Carolina

Folk and cultural arts facility which encourages preservation and presenting the traditions of this region.Housed ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

For those interested in the history of North Carolina, a visit to Fort Dobbs State Historical Site, near St... More on PlanetWare

If you're interested in colonial history, it's worth a lunch stop, but I wouldn't make a special trip to se... More on TripAdvisor

Some call it the Yellowstone of the East because of the abundant and diverse wildlife, including bears, red wolves, and bobcats. Ah, a civil environment. And one that requires a minimum of hiking because everything pretty much comes ... More on Trails

Asheboro Boulders has been reopened as of 10/13/07. Visit the Carolina Climbers Coalition web site (http://www.carolinaclimbers.org) for more information. IMPORTANT: The land is leased by the CCC from a private owner who requests ... More on RockClimbing

A small but very accessible cliff. The rock (quartzite) is not always stellar but has some very fun climbs. Be careful not to block the hiking trail which often lies at the base of the climbs. The sport routes start in the Ampitheatre, ... More on RockClimbing

Stone Mountain has some of the best friction climbing anywhere - a 600 foot granite dome. Although there are some moderate routes, they can be intimidating due to the featureless nature of the rock and the exposure. A rebolting project ... More on RockClimbing

THIS AREA IS OFF LIMITS... There are many boulders in this area. A handful of them are coveres moss. The rest of them are returning to the earth. They are limestone boulders and the acidity of the water in the river nearby is causing ... More on RockClimbing

For some reason Sauratown seems to get entirely way too much traffic when Cooks gets almost none. Not sure why. So for those that have already climbed most routes at nearby areas, Cooks offers a good alternative on the same type of ... More on RockClimbing

Constantly growing Mountain bike section to the right and STRAIGHT UP. Locals are working on new trails constantly and would probably be best to take your first few ride with someone, (typically me... More on trails.mtbr.com

If not just stay on the double track aka four wheeler trails. More on trails.mtbr.com