Scenic AVL #8: Beaver Lake to Reynolds Mountain
Strenuous 6-mile road hike starting at St. Eugene Catholic Church with a steep push up Reynolds Mountain, then a neighborhood ramble toward Beaver Lake. Expect 1,000 feet of gain, a 3.2 mph pace, and about 90% sun exposure with minimal shade.
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A monthly training hike brings Western North Carolina Camino pilgrims together to build endurance and community on scenic local trails. The route is shared through the chapter’s Facebook announcements.
A monthly training hike brings Western North Carolina Camino pilgrims together to build endurance and community on scenic local trails. The route is shared through the chapter’s Facebook announcements.
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A group hike climbs Scott Mountain through the Pisgah Forest area, with hikers coordinating a carpool from Lake Hills Church because trailhead parking is very limited.
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Hike five miles round trip along the Mountains-to-Sea Trail, with gently undulating terrain and a brisk 3.0–3.2 mph pace. Leashed dogs are welcome; the trail crosses roads twice.
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Biltmore Walk
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A no drop group bike ride rolls out from Cooperative Coffee Roasters for a 10–14 mile loop with about 1,000 feet of climbing. The social spin wraps up at Hole Doughnuts for a post ride treat and hang.
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Slonuts Ride
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