Biltmore Westover trails walk for pass holders ( otherwise $70)
A relaxed 2 mile wooded loop with about 200 feet of elevation, starting from Antler Village parking lot #2 with RFAR hosts and clear meetup signs. Bring water and a walking stick; optional post walk lunch at Cedric's, with Biltmore entry required for non pass holders.
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Late-September sunflower views set the tone for a mostly flat, 3-mile round-trip walk from Antler Village parking lot #2 down a paved path to the lagoon, with a short gravel stretch. Bring water and a hat for limited shade, and consider a picnic lunch from your car after the walk.
Late-September sunflower views set the tone for a mostly flat, 3-mile round-trip walk from Antler Village parking lot #2 down a paved path to the lagoon, with a short gravel stretch. Bring water and a hat for limited shade, and consider a picnic lunch from your car after the walk.
Late-September sunflower views set the tone for a mostly flat, 3-mile round-trip walk from Antler Village parking lot #2 down a paved path to the lagoon, with a short gravel stretch. Bring water and a hat for limited shade, and consider a picnic lunch from your car after the walk.
An easy-paced scenic walk at Lake Junaluska centered on fresh mountain air, lakefront views, and casual conversation. Ideal for visitors and locals who want a low-key outdoor meetup and photo-friendly stroll.
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A guided 5K autumn walk through the NC Arboretum during peak leaf color, starting at the Baker Visitor Center and heading down Wesley Branch Trail. Expect moderate hills, some stairs, groomed paths, and a loop through the Azalea Garden via Bent Creek Road.
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A small group stroll through The North Carolina Arboretum’s woodland trails explores botanically diverse forest types with a trained volunteer guide. Seasonal natural history topics include wildflowers plus plant and tree identification along the way.
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A flexible out-and-back hike climbs from the Blue Ridge Parkway to Haw Creek Overlook, or farther up the hill beyond Lunch Rock. Set your own pace and bring leashed dogs.
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Quiet hours in the Arboretum’s gardens and trails, with leaf blowers and mowers paused so birdsong and wind in the trees take center stage. Ideal for a self-guided, mindful morning walk with half-price parking.
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A midday bike parade rolls through the River Arts District before returning to the brewery for a casual, community-forward Tour de Fat hangout. Expect cycling fun, post-ride beer vibes, and an open Liquid Center through evening last call.
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Walk through local wilderness on a guided autumn hike, taking in fall foliage and mountain scenery along the route from the Folk Art Center to Haw Creek Overlook.
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A relaxed evening stroll through the Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary boardwalk loop, then a two mile lap on the lakeside trail. Social but low pressure pace geared toward introverts, with plans to walk rain or shine unless lightning.
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Slow, sensory nature immersion along arboretum trails using shinrin yoku style prompts to unwind and reset. A guided outdoor wellness walk focused on mindful breathing, quiet observation, and stress relief in scenic gardens.
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Spend a full day on a low-cost group trek designed for adults 50 and older, with registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation and a community-centered outdoor outing.
Spend a full day on a low-cost group trek designed for adults 50 and older, with registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation and a community-centered outdoor outing.
Spend a full day on a low-cost group trek designed for adults 50 and older, with registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation and a community-centered outdoor outing.
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A full-day group trek for adults 50 and older, with time outdoors and an active pace. Registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation opens 30 days before the outing.
A full-day group trek for adults 50 and older, with time outdoors and an active pace. Registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation opens 30 days before the outing.
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