Fresh Market toward visitor's Center
Brisk 2.5-mile out and back along the Mountains-to-Sea Trail with undulating terrain and one larger hill early on; group maintains a 3.0–3.2 mph pace and leashed dogs are welcome.
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Brisk 2.5 mile out and back on the Mountains to Sea Trail from Fresh Market, over undulating, mostly easy terrain with an initial steep climb; well behaved dogs on leash are welcome.
Brisk 2.5 mile out and back on the Mountains to Sea Trail from Fresh Market, over undulating, mostly easy terrain with an initial steep climb; well behaved dogs on leash are welcome.
Brisk 2.5 mile out and back on the Mountains to Sea Trail from Fresh Market, over undulating, mostly easy terrain with an initial steep climb; well behaved dogs on leash are welcome.
Brisk 5-mile Mountains-to-Sea Trail hike starting at the Folk Art Center parking lot, with a steady uphill to a scenic mountain overlook and a downhill return; dogs welcome on leash, aimed at reasonably fit hikers.
Brisk 5-mile Mountains-to-Sea Trail hike starting at the Folk Art Center parking lot, with a steady uphill to a scenic mountain overlook and a downhill return; dogs welcome on leash, aimed at reasonably fit hikers.
Brisk 5-mile Mountains-to-Sea Trail hike starting at the Folk Art Center parking lot, with a steady uphill to a scenic mountain overlook and a downhill return; dogs welcome on leash, aimed at reasonably fit hikers.
A moderate 5.3 mile loop over Lookout Mountain and East Ridge with 1,100 feet of climbing, ridge line views, and a brisk pace; expect about two hours with a single mid hike water break.
A moderate 5.3 mile loop over Lookout Mountain and East Ridge with 1,100 feet of climbing, ridge line views, and a brisk pace; expect about two hours with a single mid hike water break.
A moderate 5.3 mile loop over Lookout Mountain and East Ridge with 1,100 feet of climbing, ridge line views, and a brisk pace; expect about two hours with a single mid hike water break.
A moderate 6-mile suburban hike through wooded trails, greenways, campus paths, and the stately Riverside Cemetery, with about 550 ft elevation gain, hilly sections, a halfway snack break, and leashed dogs welcome.
A moderate 6-mile suburban hike through wooded trails, greenways, campus paths, and the stately Riverside Cemetery, with about 550 ft elevation gain, hilly sections, a halfway snack break, and leashed dogs welcome.
A moderate 6-mile suburban hike through wooded trails, greenways, campus paths, and the stately Riverside Cemetery, with about 550 ft elevation gain, hilly sections, a halfway snack break, and leashed dogs welcome.
Easy 1.5 mile Bull Mountain trail with just 109 feet of gain, dog friendly and beginner friendly; a low effort woodland stroll for Asheville Introverts seeking a relaxed community hike.
Easy 1.5 mile Bull Mountain trail with just 109 feet of gain, dog friendly and beginner friendly; a low effort woodland stroll for Asheville Introverts seeking a relaxed community hike.
Easy 1.5 mile Bull Mountain trail with just 109 feet of gain, dog friendly and beginner friendly; a low effort woodland stroll for Asheville Introverts seeking a relaxed community hike.
Group hike along shaded forest trails to Catawba Falls, passing moss covered rocks and cascading waterfall viewpoints; meet at 70 College Street for a relaxed, community paced daytime walk.
Group hike along shaded forest trails to Catawba Falls, passing moss covered rocks and cascading waterfall viewpoints; meet at 70 College Street for a relaxed, community paced daytime walk.
Group hike along shaded forest trails to Catawba Falls, passing moss covered rocks and cascading waterfall viewpoints; meet at 70 College Street for a relaxed, community paced daytime walk.
Out-and-back mountain hike of about 10 miles with 1,600 feet of elevation gain, featuring steady uphill singletrack and rocky roots; group-paced with a lunch break at Sleepy Gap and carpool option.
Out-and-back mountain hike of about 10 miles with 1,600 feet of elevation gain, featuring steady uphill singletrack and rocky roots; group-paced with a lunch break at Sleepy Gap and carpool option.
Out-and-back mountain hike of about 10 miles with 1,600 feet of elevation gain, featuring steady uphill singletrack and rocky roots; group-paced with a lunch break at Sleepy Gap and carpool option.
Twilight lakeside stroll around Lake Junaluska along gentle paved paths, highlighting reflective water views and mountain backdrops; community guided walk suitable for all fitness levels and casual photographers.
Twilight lakeside stroll around Lake Junaluska along gentle paved paths, highlighting reflective water views and mountain backdrops; community guided walk suitable for all fitness levels and casual photographers.
Twilight lakeside stroll around Lake Junaluska along gentle paved paths, highlighting reflective water views and mountain backdrops; community guided walk suitable for all fitness levels and casual photographers.
A guided 2 mile hike through the NC Arboretum on Running Cedar Road, Creekside Trail, and Carolina Mountain Trail, suitable for beginners and hosted by Asheville Introverts for relaxed nature exploration.
A guided 2 mile hike through the NC Arboretum on Running Cedar Road, Creekside Trail, and Carolina Mountain Trail, suitable for beginners and hosted by Asheville Introverts for relaxed nature exploration.
A guided 2 mile hike through the NC Arboretum on Running Cedar Road, Creekside Trail, and Carolina Mountain Trail, suitable for beginners and hosted by Asheville Introverts for relaxed nature exploration.
Evening stroll across Helen's Bridge into east Asheville neighborhoods, looping McLain Street for a roughly 3 mile route with city skyline viewpoints and relaxed pace. Meet in the gravel lot for a friendly community walk.
Evening stroll across Helen's Bridge into east Asheville neighborhoods, looping McLain Street for a roughly 3 mile route with city skyline viewpoints and relaxed pace. Meet in the gravel lot for a friendly community walk.
Evening stroll across Helen's Bridge into east Asheville neighborhoods, looping McLain Street for a roughly 3 mile route with city skyline viewpoints and relaxed pace. Meet in the gravel lot for a friendly community walk.
Steep 6-mile ridge hike up Reynolds Mountain with about 1,000 feet of gain, road surfaces, and rewarding lake and mountain views; pace pushes 3.2 mph on the ascent. Limited parking and dogs on leash.
Steep 6-mile ridge hike up Reynolds Mountain with about 1,000 feet of gain, road surfaces, and rewarding lake and mountain views; pace pushes 3.2 mph on the ascent. Limited parking and dogs on leash.
Steep 6-mile ridge hike up Reynolds Mountain with about 1,000 feet of gain, road surfaces, and rewarding lake and mountain views; pace pushes 3.2 mph on the ascent. Limited parking and dogs on leash.
Brisk A-paced social road ride of about 30 miles with a drop format; groups split into two when 20+ riders and the route is available on RideWithGPS—check in if you're unfamiliar with local roads.
Brisk A-paced social road ride of about 30 miles with a drop format; groups split into two when 20+ riders and the route is available on RideWithGPS—check in if you're unfamiliar with local roads.
Brisk A-paced social road ride of about 30 miles with a drop format; groups split into two when 20+ riders and the route is available on RideWithGPS—check in if you're unfamiliar with local roads.
Fast-paced group road cycling covering 45 to 50 miles, with an occasional B-group; expect sustained high tempo and no guaranteed no-drop support on climbs and regroup points.
Fast-paced group road cycling covering 45 to 50 miles, with an occasional B-group; expect sustained high tempo and no guaranteed no-drop support on climbs and regroup points.
Fast-paced group road cycling covering 45 to 50 miles, with an occasional B-group; expect sustained high tempo and no guaranteed no-drop support on climbs and regroup points.
Guided neighborhood foraging walks identifying spring wild edibles—greens, mushrooms, and berries—emphasizing sustainable harvesting, plant ID, and seasonal recipes. Casual outdoor stroll welcoming beginners and curious eaters.
Guided neighborhood foraging walks identifying spring wild edibles—greens, mushrooms, and berries—emphasizing sustainable harvesting, plant ID, and seasonal recipes. Casual outdoor stroll welcoming beginners and curious eaters.
Guided neighborhood foraging walks identifying spring wild edibles—greens, mushrooms, and berries—emphasizing sustainable harvesting, plant ID, and seasonal recipes. Casual outdoor stroll welcoming beginners and curious eaters.
Guided woodland walk at the NC Arboretum following the Natural Garden Trail to Wesley Branch and Bent Creek, with side visits to the National Native Azalea Collection and Ethnobotany Trail; wear weatherproof sneakers and consider walking poles.
Guided woodland walk at the NC Arboretum following the Natural Garden Trail to Wesley Branch and Bent Creek, with side visits to the National Native Azalea Collection and Ethnobotany Trail; wear weatherproof sneakers and consider walking poles.
Guided woodland walk at the NC Arboretum following the Natural Garden Trail to Wesley Branch and Bent Creek, with side visits to the National Native Azalea Collection and Ethnobotany Trail; wear weatherproof sneakers and consider walking poles.
Pedal through neighborhood streets to a sunlit bike friendly cafe for coffee and conversation; a casual paced group ride welcoming all abilities organized by Asheville on Bikes.
Pedal through neighborhood streets to a sunlit bike friendly cafe for coffee and conversation; a casual paced group ride welcoming all abilities organized by Asheville on Bikes.
Pedal through neighborhood streets to a sunlit bike friendly cafe for coffee and conversation; a casual paced group ride welcoming all abilities organized by Asheville on Bikes.
Guided group hikes and trail excursions along the Mountains-to-Sea Trail, paired with community meetups and volunteer friendly programming for local hikers, trail supporters, and outdoor minded neighbors.
Guided group hikes and trail excursions along the Mountains-to-Sea Trail, paired with community meetups and volunteer friendly programming for local hikers, trail supporters, and outdoor minded neighbors.
Guided group hikes and trail excursions along the Mountains-to-Sea Trail, paired with community meetups and volunteer friendly programming for local hikers, trail supporters, and outdoor minded neighbors.
Pedal through varied city routes on a weekly social ride that alternates length and intensity; welcoming all skill levels with no drop pacing and social stops, with organizer socials used for exact logistics.
Pedal through varied city routes on a weekly social ride that alternates length and intensity; welcoming all skill levels with no drop pacing and social stops, with organizer socials used for exact logistics.
Pedal through varied city routes on a weekly social ride that alternates length and intensity; welcoming all skill levels with no drop pacing and social stops, with organizer socials used for exact logistics.
Guided moderate paced hike through Pisgah National Forest to scenic waterfalls, mossy stream crossings, and wooded overlooks; local guides share natural history, trail safety, and photography friendly viewpoints for day hikers.
Guided moderate paced hike through Pisgah National Forest to scenic waterfalls, mossy stream crossings, and wooded overlooks; local guides share natural history, trail safety, and photography friendly viewpoints for day hikers.
Guided moderate paced hike through Pisgah National Forest to scenic waterfalls, mossy stream crossings, and wooded overlooks; local guides share natural history, trail safety, and photography friendly viewpoints for day hikers.