Parks in Brevard, North Carolina

About 10 miles south of Brevard, Dupont State Forest has more than 90 miles of hiking trails covering 10,0... More on Off the Beaten Path: North Carolina

many types of terrain from open rock to fire roads and ofcourse single track. It has the most exposed rock ... More on trails.mtbr.com

A popular summer attraction, this 150-foot natural water slide takes you down a long, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

We love going and being in an atmosphere that's calm and relaxing . More on Yahoo! Travel

This is a great little loop. It's moderately technical the whole way, with it's share of rocks, roots, log bridges, and steep sections. The forest is scenic, the streams are pristine and scenic, th... More on trails.mtbr.com

This a very fun trail but there is to many people on it which causes lots of stops to get out of every ones way also just when you get up to speed there is someone there to slow you back down its l... More on trails.mtbr.com

The trail is well marked with blue blazes. Good climb at the beginning (little over 2 miles, but not all straight up) over some mildly technical roots and rocks with a few switchbacks. When you top... More on trails.mtbr.com

GREAT ride...pretty good uphill at the beginning and then you just start screaming down hill for a little while, the climb at the beginning is a pain, but the downhill afterward is DEFINATELY worth... More on trails.mtbr.com

You can go two ways. You can go up the trail marked Black Mountain which is right near the beginning, or continue up a ways and take the Trift Cove trail. Its a loop so either way you end up in the... More on trails.mtbr.com

This trail is great, you can do the whole thing in like 45 minutes and its not really difficult, but even advanced riders can make it fun and beginners can handle it too. More on trails.mtbr.com

The loftiest part of the Parkway, the section from U. S. Highway 74 in Asheville to Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the perfect hikers route through the mountains of southwestern North Carol... More on Trails

Plenty of trails with various degrees of difficulty More on Trails

With a name like Cat Gap, this is a trail you just have to hike with your dog. Though cats are actually not likely to cross this path, the Cat Gap Loop is riddled with water in the form of rivers, ... More on Trails

I had a great time in this area of Pisgah National Forest. More on Trails

A loop that reaches two waterfalls and explores a high, alpine-like valley. A second circuit involves a new portion of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail. Hikes on the well-maintained but heavily traveled ... More on Trails

This is a nice trail with some interesting views , but like others have said More on Trails

This is not a ride for someone with bad knees. A long climb is followed by a great ride along the ridge and then a very steep downhill that requires a fair amount of carrying. Ride surface is 5.6 m... More on Trails

This trail is one of the most enjoyable I have ever done. But not because o More on Trails

This forest's diverse ecosystems support a large variety of trails, plants, fish, mammals, bird species, recreation, and is also home to the Looking Glass Falls. Dogs of all sizes are allowed at no additional fee. Dogs may not be ... More on DogFriendly.com