Scenic AVL #3: Kennilworth
A moderate plus 5 mile butterfly loop through Kenilworth and historically diverse South Asheville, stopping at a historic church and cemetery, Kenilworth Park, and Chiles House. Climb Reservoir Rd for a workout and scenic overlook views at an easy 3 mph flat pace.
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