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Hiking
Hiking
is perhaps one of the most popular outdoor
activities in the Boone area and one of the best
ways to see the unspoiled Blue Ridge Mountains
of North Carolina. Many of the best hiking spots
are not easily accessible by vehicle, but are
some of the best kept secrets of the mountains.
Across Boone, Banner Elk and Blowing Rock you’ll
find numerous places to hike and trails of all
types. Here we’ve outlined some of the most
popular hikes and some suggestions for a variety of
skill levels.
The High Country is intersected by the Blue
Ridge Parkway, which provides the region with
easy access to many of the more popular NC hiking
spots. In Blowing Rock, you can enjoy the Moses
H. Cone Julian Price Memorial Park and the many
trails that are located in the park. The
carriage trails were made for easy walking,
jogging, as well as horseback rides by carriage,
so these are perfect for beginners and those
looking for something less strenuous. The Boone
Fork Loop trail, the Tanawha Trail and the Price
Lake Loop trail are three moderate level hiking
trails that are popular for those hoping to see
some beautiful views.
There
are some great hiking trails Valle Crucis NC for
residents and visitors to enjoy. The Valle Crucis community park is another
popular walking trail close to Banner Elk NC.
Residents and visitors enjoy walking the paved
trail which follows alongside a beautiful stream
flowing from the Watauga River. Fishing and
other activities are allowed as well. Located in
Banner Elk are two more exciting trails that are
widely known in the area. The Linn-Cove Viaduct
parkway trail and the Beacon Heights trail are
both moderate level hiking trails that many
visitors and locals enjoy. Also in Banner Elk
are the Linville Falls trails and the Linville
Gorge trails which are both must sees for anyone
venturing out hiking in the area. Grandfather
Mountain NC is one of the best known hiking areas
in the High Country, where in addition to some
breathtaking scenery you can also see bear,
cougars, eagles, deer, and more.
Boone NC is also home to some great walking
trails and scenic walkways. The Lee and Vivian
Reynolds Greenway Trail is a three mile paved
trail, great for walking or jogging. You can
even bring along your four legged friend on a
leash so they can enjoy some time in the
outdoors as well! In town residents can also
enjoy the Watauga County Recreation Complex and
its many amenities. |
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more information about CENTURY 21 Elliott Properties, please contact us
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