Pet Friendly Things To Do in Whiteville, North Carolina

Good ice climbing area that forms pretty quickly when cold weather hits. Area is about an hour drive from Boone north on the Blue ... More on RockClimbing

The Bent Creek Riverside Park is located across from the entrance to the NC Arboretum. This is a popular put-in and take-out for kayakers on the French Broad. There is also an isolated boulder hidden beneath the Blue ... More on RockClimbing

Blowing Rock Boulders were some of the first boulders developed in the area. Approximately 200 high quality problems from V0 to V10. Its relative lack of access problems and convenient location make it an extremely popular bouldering ... More on RockClimbing

This is an excellent area for easy bouldering. Lots to do under V-0. More on RockClimbing

Small crag on Beech Mountain I discovered the other day. It's located towards the top of the mountain in a small neighborhood park (that's really more of an overlook than a park) on the side of the ski slopes opposite from the side ... More on RockClimbing

This area is comprised of two small crags with climbs ranging from 5.6 to 5.12 a few sport routes but mostly trad climbing. More on RockClimbing

This is not a climbing area; it is a catch-all for photos not linked with areas and will be removed after the photos are relocated. ... More on RockClimbing

Dixon School, aka Buzzards Roost, aka Plonk Rock. This is an old area that is seeing new life thanks to Crowders Mountain State Park, the Carolina Climbers Coalition and numerous volunteers. Hundreds of man hours have gone into clean ... More on RockClimbing

This is a duplicate area. Please add any routes to the existing Amphitheater area under Linville Gorge. More on RockClimbing

THERE IS NO CAMPING ALLOWED HERE at this time. CAMPING AT THE BALD CAUSES ACCESS PROBLEMS! If you need to camp, there are campgrounds nearby. Rumbing Bald offers bouldering, trad climbing, and some sport climbing. Be sure to take ... More on RockClimbing