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The Hike

summits with Olympian views,
but other times you'll be walking
beside the waters of Glady Fork or
the Greenbrier River. Some days
you will be on lightly traveled dirt
roads through open meadows of
remote farmlands and other days
will be spent marveling at towering spruce trees in patches of virgin forest. Primitive treadway in
isolated mountain valleys is interspersed with the groomed trails of

the
Long known for its orchards,
turning locallyHendersonville area is now
into delicious hard
grown apples and grapes
to that five craft
ciders and wines. Add
creations,
beer
local
breweries serving up their
g for every palate on
and you'll find somethin
this new tasting trail.

Take a Guided Tour

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The Brewery Experience
- explore Henderson
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scene with a Certified
County's craft brewery
tours
- group and individual
Cicerone as your guide

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The Trolley Company:
- add a tour of local
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cideries to your group
wineries, breweries and
guides, variety of
event; experienced local
transportation options

Immerse yourse
lf in the heritage
of historic Hend
ersonville and
surrounding comm
unities with a
visit to the numer
ous sites that tell
our story and share
our many
traditions throug
h music, events
and historic sites.
Although our terrain
is considered
a typical mountain
county, our rich
heritage and friend
ly people will
inspire you to discov
er the rich
heritage of our
wonderful
community.

Heritage
Trail

Rich and
interesting
heritage sites
that inspire,

state parks.
The Allegheny Trail is also the
place to be if looking for solitude.
Several thousand people attempt
to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail
each year. Fewer than 100 people a
year hike the Allegheny Trail's full
length-and some report not seeing another backpacker on their
entire journey.
More

North Carolina
is the 7th larges
t
apple-producing
state in the nation
and Henderson
County is the
largest apple-prod
ucing county
in
North Carolina.
The apple harve
st
season runs from
late August
through Octo
ber. Fresh apple
s,
cider and many
other items may
be
purchased at
the many roads
ide
apple markets
or produce stand
s
located throughout
Henderson
County. Some
orchards offer
tours and allow
you to pick your
own apples.

Look closely into the mountains of North
Carolina and you'll discover a place unlike any
other. Hendersonville calls out to all to seek
out and explore new experiences year-round.

ful mountains
Nestled in the beauti
Carolina, the
of Western North
a
area embodies
Hendersonville
Whether
spirit.
artistic
wonderful
craft, your
it's fine art or fine
ted. Plan on
senses will be deligh g through
strollin
spending the day
artists' studios,
the galleries and
lf in
immersing yourse
ss.
the creative proce
Bring home a piece
tains.
of the moun

Pick up your guide to your next adventure!
Discover Fine Arts & Crafts, Breweries &
Wineries, Hendersonville's Heritage Sites
and the Freshest regional produce!

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