This gorgeous gorge can be found within the popular Pisgah National Forest roughly 60 miles out of Asheville. It is bisected by the Linville River. Feeling athletic? Take what is arguably the most popular hike to North Carolina’s “most popular waterfall,” Linville Falls. You can also hike to Hawksbill Mountain and Table Rock Mountain. Those who have already been can confirm that the views are worth the effort.
This zoo is situated in Asheboro, less than 40 miles from Greensboro. This attraction stretches across an area of 2,600 acres although only 500 are presently developed. It is home to over 1,800 animals and is the largest natural habitat zoo in the world. There are two separate areas here, Africa and North America. There is also a tropical and desert free-flight aviary with 100 exotic birds.
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