Grove Park/Cherokee Road
A 3.2-mile neighborhood walk from Sunset Park through the Albemarle Park historic district and up Cherokee Road, with 604 feet of elevation gain. Expect a moderate 2.8 mph pace, steep stretches, and mountain-view streetscapes.
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A brisk in town walk through Montford’s historic streets, passing Hazel Robinson Amphitheater and continuing to Chestnut for scenic Reed Creek views. The 4.4 mile loop climbs 322 feet over about 1.5–2 hours at a 2.5–3 mph pace, with a chance of roadside goats.
A brisk in town walk through Montford’s historic streets, passing Hazel Robinson Amphitheater and continuing to Chestnut for scenic Reed Creek views. The 4.4 mile loop climbs 322 feet over about 1.5–2 hours at a 2.5–3 mph pace, with a chance of roadside goats.
A brisk in town walk through Montford’s historic streets, passing Hazel Robinson Amphitheater and continuing to Chestnut for scenic Reed Creek views. The 4.4 mile loop climbs 322 feet over about 1.5–2 hours at a 2.5–3 mph pace, with a chance of roadside goats.
A 4-mile in town group walk starting behind The Hound and passing under Helen’s Bridge before climbing to Windswept Drive and McCauley. Expect moderate elevation gain, city and mountain viewpoints, and an out-and-back route.
A 4-mile in town group walk starting behind The Hound and passing under Helen’s Bridge before climbing to Windswept Drive and McCauley. Expect moderate elevation gain, city and mountain viewpoints, and an out-and-back route.
A 4-mile in town group walk starting behind The Hound and passing under Helen’s Bridge before climbing to Windswept Drive and McCauley. Expect moderate elevation gain, city and mountain viewpoints, and an out-and-back route.
A brisk 5-mile road hike climbs 1,000 feet in the first 1.5 miles, then follows the Mount Royal loop at a 3.2 mph pace. Bring a headlamp; leashed dogs are welcome and bears are possible.
A brisk 5-mile road hike climbs 1,000 feet in the first 1.5 miles, then follows the Mount Royal loop at a 3.2 mph pace. Bring a headlamp; leashed dogs are welcome and bears are possible.
A brisk 5-mile road hike climbs 1,000 feet in the first 1.5 miles, then follows the Mount Royal loop at a 3.2 mph pace. Bring a headlamp; leashed dogs are welcome and bears are possible.
A scenic group walk centered on Lake Junaluska, meeting at the Asheville Visitor Center before heading out for an easy-paced stroll. Ideal for casual conversation, fresh air, and low-effort outdoor time with other locals and visitors.
A scenic group walk centered on Lake Junaluska, meeting at the Asheville Visitor Center before heading out for an easy-paced stroll. Ideal for casual conversation, fresh air, and low-effort outdoor time with other locals and visitors.
A scenic group walk centered on Lake Junaluska, meeting at the Asheville Visitor Center before heading out for an easy-paced stroll. Ideal for casual conversation, fresh air, and low-effort outdoor time with other locals and visitors.
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.
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.
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.
Midday group hike to Catawba Falls with a social, outdoorsy crew and a scenic waterfall payoff. Expect a forested trail, steady uphill sections, and time for photos and trail conversation.
Midday group hike to Catawba Falls with a social, outdoorsy crew and a scenic waterfall payoff. Expect a forested trail, steady uphill sections, and time for photos and trail conversation.
Midday group hike to Catawba Falls with a social, outdoorsy crew and a scenic waterfall payoff. Expect a forested trail, steady uphill sections, and time for photos and trail conversation.
A group walk follows Deer Park Trail through Biltmore’s grounds, starting near the Lagoon and heading toward Antler Hill Village. Enjoy an outdoor outing amid the estate’s historic surroundings.
A group walk follows Deer Park Trail through Biltmore’s grounds, starting near the Lagoon and heading toward Antler Hill Village. Enjoy an outdoor outing amid the estate’s historic surroundings.
A group walk follows Deer Park Trail through Biltmore’s grounds, starting near the Lagoon and heading toward Antler Hill Village. Enjoy an outdoor outing amid the estate’s historic surroundings.
Kick off the year with a scenic 5K or 10K through downtown Asheville and the historic Grove Park area. Runners finish on North Market Street’s distinctive cobblestone block.
Kick off the year with a scenic 5K or 10K through downtown Asheville and the historic Grove Park area. Runners finish on North Market Street’s distinctive cobblestone block.
Kick off the year with a scenic 5K or 10K through downtown Asheville and the historic Grove Park area. Runners finish on North Market Street’s distinctive cobblestone block.
A relaxed evening stroll through the Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary boardwalk loop, then a two mile walk around the lake trail. Rain or shine meetup geared toward a calm, low pressure social pace, weather permitting (no lightning).
A relaxed evening stroll through the Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary boardwalk loop, then a two mile walk around the lake trail. Rain or shine meetup geared toward a calm, low pressure social pace, weather permitting (no lightning).
A relaxed evening stroll through the Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary boardwalk loop, then a two mile walk around the lake trail. Rain or shine meetup geared toward a calm, low pressure social pace, weather permitting (no lightning).
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.
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.
Weekly evening road cycling meetups roll out from a local bike shop with a 5:30 pm gather and 6 pm start. Open to all riders for social miles, steady pacing, and community camaraderie through late summer.
Weekly evening road cycling meetups roll out from a local bike shop with a 5:30 pm gather and 6 pm start. Open to all riders for social miles, steady pacing, and community camaraderie through late summer.
Weekly evening road cycling meetups roll out from a local bike shop with a 5:30 pm gather and 6 pm start. Open to all riders for social miles, steady pacing, and community camaraderie through late summer.
A sober curious community walk covers 3–4 miles through Asheville’s River Arts District, crossing Haywood and Craven Street bridges with a coffee stop before and after the route.
A sober curious community walk covers 3–4 miles through Asheville’s River Arts District, crossing Haywood and Craven Street bridges with a coffee stop before and after the route.
A sober curious community walk covers 3–4 miles through Asheville’s River Arts District, crossing Haywood and Craven Street bridges with a coffee stop before and after the route.
A historian-led walking excursion traces Asheville’s local history through downtown streets, connecting notable landmarks, neighborhood character, and stories from the city’s past in an informative, place-based exploration.
A historian-led walking excursion traces Asheville’s local history through downtown streets, connecting notable landmarks, neighborhood character, and stories from the city’s past in an informative, place-based exploration.
A historian-led walking excursion traces Asheville’s local history through downtown streets, connecting notable landmarks, neighborhood character, and stories from the city’s past in an informative, place-based exploration.
A relaxed autumn walk loops around Beaver Lake, with a noon meet-and-greet before the stroll. Connect with new neighbors while enjoying fresh air, lakeside scenery, and fall colors.
A relaxed autumn walk loops around Beaver Lake, with a noon meet-and-greet before the stroll. Connect with new neighbors while enjoying fresh air, lakeside scenery, and fall colors.
A relaxed autumn walk loops around Beaver Lake, with a noon meet-and-greet before the stroll. Connect with new neighbors while enjoying fresh air, lakeside scenery, and fall colors.
A relaxed, no-drop group bicycle ride rolls 10–14 miles through Asheville with about 1,000 feet of climbing. Grab coffee beforehand, then finish with a sweet stop at Hole Doughnuts.
A relaxed, no-drop group bicycle ride rolls 10–14 miles through Asheville with about 1,000 feet of climbing. Grab coffee beforehand, then finish with a sweet stop at Hole Doughnuts.
A relaxed, no-drop group bicycle ride rolls 10–14 miles through Asheville with about 1,000 feet of climbing. Grab coffee beforehand, then finish with a sweet stop at Hole Doughnuts.
A no drop Monday evening group bike ride rolling from Cooperative Coffee Roasters to Hole Doughnuts, covering 10–14 miles with about 1,000 feet of climbing. Expect a social pace, steady hills, and a sweet finish stop.
A no drop Monday evening group bike ride rolling from Cooperative Coffee Roasters to Hole Doughnuts, covering 10–14 miles with about 1,000 feet of climbing. Expect a social pace, steady hills, and a sweet finish stop.
A no drop Monday evening group bike ride rolling from Cooperative Coffee Roasters to Hole Doughnuts, covering 10–14 miles with about 1,000 feet of climbing. Expect a social pace, steady hills, and a sweet finish stop.
Guided community walk focused on identifying wild edible plants and seasonal foraging basics. Expect hands on learning about local ecology, safe harvesting practices, and practical nature skills on an outdoor Asheville route.
Guided community walk focused on identifying wild edible plants and seasonal foraging basics. Expect hands on learning about local ecology, safe harvesting practices, and practical nature skills on an outdoor Asheville route.
Guided community walk focused on identifying wild edible plants and seasonal foraging basics. Expect hands on learning about local ecology, safe harvesting practices, and practical nature skills on an outdoor Asheville route.
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.
A guided Bearwallow Mountain hike culminating in a mountaintop yoga flow with expansive Blue Ridge views. Expect a slow, grounding pace focused on unplugging, breath, and nature-based restoration.
A guided Bearwallow Mountain hike culminating in a mountaintop yoga flow with expansive Blue Ridge views. Expect a slow, grounding pace focused on unplugging, breath, and nature-based restoration.
A guided Bearwallow Mountain hike culminating in a mountaintop yoga flow with expansive Blue Ridge views. Expect a slow, grounding pace focused on unplugging, breath, and nature-based restoration.
Road cyclists gather for an evening group ride with two route choices: a relaxed social pace or a challenging hilly loop through Hendersonville. Riders can choose the effort that suits them.
Road cyclists gather for an evening group ride with two route choices: a relaxed social pace or a challenging hilly loop through Hendersonville. Riders can choose the effort that suits them.
Road cyclists gather for an evening group ride with two route choices: a relaxed social pace or a challenging hilly loop through Hendersonville. Riders can choose the effort that suits them.