Mountains-to-Sea Trail Highway 25 toward Bent Creek
A brisk hike along the Mountains-to-Sea Trail follows gently rolling terrain with no long climbs, moving at roughly 3.0–3.2 mph. Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome.
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Cover 5 to 5.5 miles on Bent Creek trails at a steady 2.7 to 3 mph pace, with a halfway water break. A morning outing for hikers seeking sustained movement in the mountains.
Cover 5 to 5.5 miles on Bent Creek trails at a steady 2.7 to 3 mph pace, with a halfway water break. A morning outing for hikers seeking sustained movement in the mountains.
Cover 5 to 5.5 miles on Bent Creek trails at a steady 2.7 to 3 mph pace, with a halfway water break. A morning outing for hikers seeking sustained movement in the mountains.
A gently undulating 5–6-mile hike winds through serene woods along Bull Creek Trail and the Swannanoa River, with a steady 3.2 mph pace and leashed dogs welcome.
A gently undulating 5–6-mile hike winds through serene woods along Bull Creek Trail and the Swannanoa River, with a steady 3.2 mph pace and leashed dogs welcome.
A gently undulating 5–6-mile hike winds through serene woods along Bull Creek Trail and the Swannanoa River, with a steady 3.2 mph pace and leashed dogs welcome.
A brisk group hike follows a different-than-usual route, moving at 2.7–3.1 mph with a halfway refresh stop. Meet at the chapel parking lot before a 9:10 departure.
A brisk group hike follows a different-than-usual route, moving at 2.7–3.1 mph with a halfway refresh stop. Meet at the chapel parking lot before a 9:10 departure.
A brisk group hike follows a different-than-usual route, moving at 2.7–3.1 mph with a halfway refresh stop. Meet at the chapel parking lot before a 9:10 departure.
A six-mile forest walk follows varied trails and gravel roads through gradual hills, with a few moderately strenuous stretches and about 900 feet of elevation gain. Best suited to hikers with some experience.
A six-mile forest walk follows varied trails and gravel roads through gradual hills, with a few moderately strenuous stretches and about 900 feet of elevation gain. Best suited to hikers with some experience.
A six-mile forest walk follows varied trails and gravel roads through gradual hills, with a few moderately strenuous stretches and about 900 feet of elevation gain. Best suited to hikers with some experience.
Bent Creek Hike!!
MoreA relaxed morning hike follows Bent Creek to Lake Powhatan, circles the lakeshore, and winds through the Pine Tree loop before a casual lunch at a local bistro.
A relaxed morning hike follows Bent Creek to Lake Powhatan, circles the lakeshore, and winds through the Pine Tree loop before a casual lunch at a local bistro.
A relaxed morning hike follows Bent Creek to Lake Powhatan, circles the lakeshore, and winds through the Pine Tree loop before a casual lunch at a local bistro.
Moms on the Run
MoreA welcoming 5K along the French Broad River Greenway brings moms together for a pace-matched run, with stroller-friendly options, run buddies, and room for everyone from beginners to personal-best chasers.
A welcoming 5K along the French Broad River Greenway brings moms together for a pace-matched run, with stroller-friendly options, run buddies, and room for everyone from beginners to personal-best chasers.
A welcoming 5K along the French Broad River Greenway brings moms together for a pace-matched run, with stroller-friendly options, run buddies, and room for everyone from beginners to personal-best chasers.
A 5.9-mile Pisgah National Forest hike climbs about 1,100 feet to a scenic overlook, with creek crossings along the route. Bring food, water, and sturdy shoes for the 3–4-hour outing.
A 5.9-mile Pisgah National Forest hike climbs about 1,100 feet to a scenic overlook, with creek crossings along the route. Bring food, water, and sturdy shoes for the 3–4-hour outing.
A 5.9-mile Pisgah National Forest hike climbs about 1,100 feet to a scenic overlook, with creek crossings along the route. Bring food, water, and sturdy shoes for the 3–4-hour outing.
A no drop mountain bike group ride rolls out from Ledford Branch Trailhead in Bent Creek, keeping the pace inclusive and regrouping as needed. The morning wraps with danishes back at the shop for a casual post ride hang.
A no drop mountain bike group ride rolls out from Ledford Branch Trailhead in Bent Creek, keeping the pace inclusive and regrouping as needed. The morning wraps with danishes back at the shop for a casual post ride hang.
A no drop mountain bike group ride rolls out from Ledford Branch Trailhead in Bent Creek, keeping the pace inclusive and regrouping as needed. The morning wraps with danishes back at the shop for a casual post ride hang.
Evening group road cycling around Hendersonville offers a choice between a relaxed social pace and a challenging hilly loop, bringing local riders together for an outdoor club ride.
Evening group road cycling around Hendersonville offers a choice between a relaxed social pace and a challenging hilly loop, bringing local riders together for an outdoor club ride.
Evening group road cycling around Hendersonville offers a choice between a relaxed social pace and a challenging hilly loop, bringing local riders together for an outdoor club ride.
A guided group bike ride that explores Asheville’s greenway paths at an easy, social pace. Expect a morning meetup vibe with route guidance, light exercise, and a scenic roll suited to casual riders.
A guided group bike ride that explores Asheville’s greenway paths at an easy, social pace. Expect a morning meetup vibe with route guidance, light exercise, and a scenic roll suited to casual riders.
A guided group bike ride that explores Asheville’s greenway paths at an easy, social pace. Expect a morning meetup vibe with route guidance, light exercise, and a scenic roll suited to casual riders.
Slonuts Ride
MoreA relaxed no-drop cycling meetup rolls 10–14 miles through Asheville, gaining about 1,000 feet before a doughnut stop. Coffee and conversation set an easygoing Monday morning pace.
A relaxed no-drop cycling meetup rolls 10–14 miles through Asheville, gaining about 1,000 feet before a doughnut stop. Coffee and conversation set an easygoing Monday morning pace.
A relaxed no-drop cycling meetup rolls 10–14 miles through Asheville, gaining about 1,000 feet before a doughnut stop. Coffee and conversation set an easygoing Monday morning pace.
A no-drop social cycling ride follows Asheville’s riverfront routes, regrouping for mid-ride breaks and conversation. Mileage and elevation vary, from relaxed, flat greenway rides to more demanding weekly outings.
A no-drop social cycling ride follows Asheville’s riverfront routes, regrouping for mid-ride breaks and conversation. Mileage and elevation vary, from relaxed, flat greenway rides to more demanding weekly outings.
A no-drop social cycling ride follows Asheville’s riverfront routes, regrouping for mid-ride breaks and conversation. Mileage and elevation vary, from relaxed, flat greenway rides to more demanding weekly outings.
Women focused group mountain bike ride in Bent Creek, meeting at Ledford Parking Lot/Branch Trailhead for an evening rollout with posted pace and route updates. Choose a ride option based on skill level for supportive trail riding and community connection.
Women focused group mountain bike ride in Bent Creek, meeting at Ledford Parking Lot/Branch Trailhead for an evening rollout with posted pace and route updates. Choose a ride option based on skill level for supportive trail riding and community connection.
Women focused group mountain bike ride in Bent Creek, meeting at Ledford Parking Lot/Branch Trailhead for an evening rollout with posted pace and route updates. Choose a ride option based on skill level for supportive trail riding and community connection.
A fast-paced 45–50-mile group cycling training ride uses a drop format, with two pace options: a fastest group and a fast but more manageable group. Riders should be ready for a brisk outing.
A fast-paced 45–50-mile group cycling training ride uses a drop format, with two pace options: a fastest group and a fast but more manageable group. Riders should be ready for a brisk outing.
A fast-paced 45–50-mile group cycling training ride uses a drop format, with two pace options: a fastest group and a fast but more manageable group. Riders should be ready for a brisk outing.
Women-led mountain bike group ride rolling from the Ledford parking lot trailhead in Bent Creek with posted pace and route details. Choose Monday evening or Wednesday morning options tailored to different skill levels and supportive trail camaraderie.
Women-led mountain bike group ride rolling from the Ledford parking lot trailhead in Bent Creek with posted pace and route details. Choose Monday evening or Wednesday morning options tailored to different skill levels and supportive trail camaraderie.
Women-led mountain bike group ride rolling from the Ledford parking lot trailhead in Bent Creek with posted pace and route details. Choose Monday evening or Wednesday morning options tailored to different skill levels and supportive trail camaraderie.
A relaxed group walk around Lake Junaluska with scenic shoreline views and casual conversation. Meet at the Asheville Visitor Center for a social, low-pressure outing geared toward easy movement and local exploration.
A relaxed group walk around Lake Junaluska with scenic shoreline views and casual conversation. Meet at the Asheville Visitor Center for a social, low-pressure outing geared toward easy movement and local exploration.
A relaxed group walk around Lake Junaluska with scenic shoreline views and casual conversation. Meet at the Asheville Visitor Center for a social, low-pressure outing geared toward easy movement and local exploration.
Pedal through the rolling hills of Leicester and Alexander on a weekly group road ride, with 26- and 33-mile routes paced at roughly 15–19 mph for different ability levels.
Pedal through the rolling hills of Leicester and Alexander on a weekly group road ride, with 26- and 33-mile routes paced at roughly 15–19 mph for different ability levels.
Pedal through the rolling hills of Leicester and Alexander on a weekly group road ride, with 26- and 33-mile routes paced at roughly 15–19 mph for different ability levels.