Wisemans View-Linville Gorge Wilderness-Pisgah National Forest

Wisemans View-Linville Gorge Wilderness-Pisgah National Forest

Wisemans View Linville Gorge


Video Taken from the Overlook at Wisemans View


 

Boone Fork Trail-Blue Ridge Parkway-Milepost 296.5

Boone Fork Trail-Blue Ridge Parkway-Milepost 296.5

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Trail Head: Julian Price Picnic Area
Distance: 4.9 miles
Duration: 2.5 hrs
Skill Level: Moderate /Strenuous


Overview:

 


 

Tips:

  • Not For First Time Hikers
  • Not Good For Kids Under 7 years of age
  • Bring at least 2 bottles of water and wear good hiking shoes
  • Don’t Forget To Take a Left At the Hebron Falls Sign

Boone Fork Trail Map:


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Stack Rock Overlook-Blue Ridge Parkway-Milepost 304.8

Stack Rock Overlook-Blue Ridge Parkway-Milepost 304.8

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Tips:

  • Great hike to stretch your legs after driving
  • Perfect hiking trail for kids and very safe
  • Bring a bottle of water and hiking shoes
  • You could wear sneakers on this hike and be fine as well

Map:


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Price Lake Loop-Blue Ridge Parkway-Milepost 296.7

Price Lake Loop-Blue Ridge Parkway-Milepost 296.7

Price Lake Loop 47


Trail head: Milepost 296.7 Blue Ridge Parkway
Distance:
2 miles
Duration: 56 minutes
Skill Level: Moderate Hiking Trails


Overview:
The Price Lake loop trail is part of the Julian Price memorial park trails. From the Parking lot at the front of the lake at milepost 296.7.We went left around the lake and followed the path through the rhododendrons as we passed many opening with different views of the lake. We saw people fishing, canoeing, and sitting on benches enjoying the sounds and breeze of the lake. The trail winds around sometimes very close to the shore of the lake and you will have to cross many small and large bridges on the trail. We even got to see beavers and the dam they built towards the back of the lake. We even passed the boathouse were you can rent canoes and kayak for an adventure on the lake. The lake is at an elevation of 3410 feet. Continue past the campground entrance and you will end of back at the parking lot where you started. Price Lake is a wonderful hike and is worth a first or second trip during the fall foliage.


Tips:

  • Make sure you have comfortable shoes
  • Make sure your pet is on a leash
  • Family friendly trail
  • Nice Lake Views

Price Lake Loop Trail Map
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