Ecusta Trail Fully Funded to Connect Hendersonville NC and Brevard NC
The Ecusta Trail is now fully funded through Transylvania County, paving the way for a 19.4‑mile rail trail connecting Hendersonville and Brevard by 2029.
The Ecusta Trail is now fully funded through Transylvania County, paving the way for a 19.4‑mile rail trail connecting Hendersonville and Brevard by 2029.
Discover how new guided float trips on the French Broad River are opening paddling access for more residents and visitors near Hendersonville and Transylvania County.
Taylor’s Wave brings world-class river surfing and kayaking to the French Broad in Woodfin, adding a thrilling new adventure just a short drive from Hendersonville.
Discover North Carolina’s incredible biodiversity around Hendersonville, from salamanders and black bears to rare plants and soaring raptors.
City leaders are fine-tuning the final stretch of the Ecusta Trail into downtown Brevard, aiming for a safe, scenic, and welcoming gateway for walkers and cyclists.
Glide across Lake Logan’s calm waters on a guided fall paddle tour, learn about local history and ecosystems, and discover an easy mountain day trip from Hendersonville.
Skytop Orchard in Flat Rock, just outside Hendersonville, ranked a USA Today Top 10 apple orchard. Here’s how to plan the perfect day trip or fall weekend.
Discover how Asheville is transforming Azalea Park and the Swannanoa River corridor with a new loop trail, sports courts, dog park, and resilient riverfront design.
All but 11 miles of the Blue Ridge Parkway have reopened after Hurricane Helene, just in time for peak fall color near Hendersonville, NC and beyond.
Celebrate the DuPont Forest Festival at Guion Farm in Hendersonville with family-friendly hikes, bikes, wildlife, and Leave No Trace fun in the great outdoors.
Thinking about moving to Hendersonville, NC? Discover the nearby mountain magic of Haywood County—Waynesville, Maggie Valley, Canton, Clyde, and Lake Junaluska.
Discover how more than 100,000 acres of protected Southern Appalachian lands, including a new easement at Camp Rockmont, shape the outdoor lifestyle near Hendersonville, NC.
Discover how a 137-acre preservation project at Bailey Mountain in Mars Hill, NC is creating new trails, green space, and outdoor fun just a scenic drive from Hendersonville.
Discover how Conserving Carolina is protecting parks, farms, forests, and trails that make living in Hendersonville and Flat Rock such a special mountain experience.
Discover Raccoon Creek Bike Park in Waynesville, NC—the first paved pump track in Western North Carolina—perfect for families, beginners, and big-air pros alike.