Hendersonville, NC
Nearby Attractions
(38 mins)
ASHEVILLE, NC
Asheville, NC offers a vibrant mix of outdoor adventure, arts, and culture. Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, it's perfect for hiking, especially along the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway or in Pisgah National Forest. Downtown Asheville is known for its eclectic shops, farm-to-table restaurants, and lively music scene. Don’t miss the iconic Biltmore Estate, America’s largest privately-owned home, or explore the River Arts District where local artists work in open studios. Craft beer lovers will also enjoy the city’s booming brewery scene.
Flat Rock Playhouse/ Carl Sandburg Home
(11 mins)
SHOPS
The Wrinkled Egg (2710 Greenville Highway) Find original Southern folk art, antiques, vintage treasures, women's clothing, local pottery, and items for kids.
Just across the street in Flat Rock Square, find The Gallery at Flat Rock (2702A Greenville Highway) tucked away in the back with an impressive collection of fantastic art and craft. Firefly Craft Gallery (2689 Greenville Hwy) carries American-made local and regional fine crafts and folk art.
RESTAURANTS
Hubba Hubba Smokehouse (2724 Greenville Hwy) and Campfire Grill (2770 Greenville Hwy), with wood-fired meats smoked for hours, southern fare, local beer, wine, and cider, and more!
BAKERIES
Flat Rock Bakery (2710 Greenville Highway) and Blue Ruby Kitchen (2702 Greenville Highway, and a coffee roaster, ShareWell Coffee Co. & Roaster (2698c Greenville Highway).
THE PLAYHOUSE
A year-long season of productions including Broadway musicals, comedy, drama, and concerts.
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CARL SANDBURG HOME
Home of America's poet Carl Sandburg. 30-minute tours are available Thursday to Sunday at 11 AM, 1 PM, 2 PM. Find a 5-mile network of trails that takes you by many original farm buildings and to the highest point on the farm, Glassy Mountain (elevation 2,783 feet).
(11 mins)
BIKE PARK
Located on a 300-acre plot of privately-owned land that backs up to DuPont State Forest. Ride Rock Creek features 5 downhill-specific trails with a variety of skill levels available by reservation for individuals and teams for practice and competition. There is a mix of natural features, jump lines and trails
(16 mins)
ECUSTA TRAIL
Spanning 19.4 miles between Hendersonville and Brevard, North Carolina. The trail will be an invitation to people of all ages and abilities to experience the region’s natural splendor by walking, running, biking, and wheelchair.
(40 mins)
GREENVILLE, SC
Greenville, SC is a charming Southern city with a walkable downtown, scenic parks, and a thriving food and arts scene. One of its highlights is Falls Park on the Reedy, where a waterfall flows through the heart of downtown beneath the iconic Liberty Bridge. Visitors can stroll along the Swamp Rabbit Trail, a popular multi-use path, or explore local boutiques, galleries, and restaurants on Main Street. The city also hosts regular festivals, live music, and outdoor events, making it a lively destination year-round
(35 mins)
THE PARKWAY
The Blue Ridge Parkway near Asheville, NC offers breathtaking mountain views, winding scenic drives, and plenty of outdoor activities. Visitors can stop at overlooks for panoramic vistas, hike trails like Craggy Gardens or Mount Pisgah, and enjoy peaceful picnics surrounded by nature. Along the way, you’ll find visitor centers, historic sites, and chances to spot wildlife, making it a perfect escape into the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
(45 mins)
CHIMNEY ROCK
Visitors can hike scenic trails like the family-friendly Hickory Nut Falls Trail, which leads to a dramatic 404-foot waterfall. The park also features rugged cliffs, unique rock formations, and plenty of opportunities for birdwatching and photography.
(30 mins)
DUPONT STATE FOREST
DuPont is 10,400 acres in size, and offers almost 100 miles of recreational trails providing access to its attractions. Some popular hiking trails are Triple Falls Trail, High Falls and Triple Falls Tour, Triple Falls and High Falls, Wintergreen Falls Trail, and Hooker Falls Trail
(20 mins)
JONES GAP PARK
60+ miles of easy-to-strenuous hiking trails including a hike to the 100' free-falling Rainbow Falls. These trails even connect the park to Caesars Head State Park.
(14 mins)
