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Chimney Rock State Park, in Hickory Nut Gap Gorge, is a favorite North Carolina outdoor destination with excellent family hiking, beginner to advanced climbing, and peerless views of the surrounding area.
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Come fly high above the gnarly Green River Gorge on a string of 11, famously fast zip-lines and 3 huge rappels!
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Rumbling Bald is one of the biggest and best bouldering destinations in the southeast, if not the country, offering at least 882 documented problems with plenty more unofficial routes.
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The Linville Gorge has got everything you could ever want in a wilderness area: quality climbing, hiking, and trail running as well as stunning beauty.
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A refreshing rappel, under the careful guidance of Green River Adventures, down 200' Bradley Falls!
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Some of the closest bouldering to Asheville, Corner Rock is a large, overhanging formation with plenty of great problems, and it was even used in the film, The Last of the Mohicans.
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Come solo, or gather your crew, and come for the best adventure in downtown; "climb on" at Climbmax!
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Within a few hours of Charlotte you'll find everything from peaceful forest strolls to heart-pounding Blue Ridge ascents. -
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In North Carolina you'll find easy access to day hikes and weekend backpacking routes on the Appalachian Trail. -
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The Biltmore Estate combines Victorian-era hospitality with some of the best hiking, biking, and paddling in Asheville. -
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Ice climbing in North Carolina is more accessible that you might think. -
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North Carolina is peppered with wilderness-enveloped campgrounds, from the Great Smokies to the Atlantic shores.
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