Location: Hendersonville
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Things to do in Hendersonville, North Carolina (NC): The Best Outdoor Activities
Hendersonville is a city in Henderson County, North Carolina, United States. It is 22 miles (35 km) south of Asheville and is the county seat of Henderson County. Like the county, the city is named for 19th-century North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Leonard Henderson.
Restaurants in Hendersonville
1. Up-Close Outfitters
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Up-Close Outfitters, LLC specializes in 1/2 and full-day guided fishing trips to some of the top bass and trout waters in the North Carolina and South Carolina area. Our fishing guide service runs fishing trips to lake Hartwell, Jocassee and Fontana for bass, walleye, and striper. Our fishing tours fly fish may streams around Asheville, NC including float trips and wade trips for trophy trout.
2. Bearwallow Mountain
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By mmorrie1 - Decatur, United States
This morning hiked Bearwallow Mountain Trial with my two dogs. It was a great hike...just enough exercise and exertion. The dogs liked it too. Just wish it wasn’t so foggy so we could see the view from the summit. Great day anyway.
3. Triple Falls Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By krissybee1979 - Wilmington, United States
There are some areas with steep incline. I would personally call this medium difficulty. Those who don’t hike or walk often will find it slightly strenuous. Definitely worth it for the beautiful views of all three waterfalls.
4. Shoal Creek Horseback Riding
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4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By GarynSC - Simpsonville, United States
My wife and did the 4 hour ride in March of 2020. It was absolutely great. Kyle is a great guide and was very informative about Dupont Forest and its history. The ride was so good we went back in June of 2020 with our granddaughter and a close friend from Germany. Once again, the ride was fantastic. Kyle was wonderful. I have ridden quite a bit and it is easy to tell when the horses are well cared for and love what they do. Such is the case here. I highly recommend.
5. Cummings Cove Golf & Country Club
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4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By DonB5750 - Marshall, United States
Excellent in every way. The views, the staff, the carts, the tee boxes, the greens, fairways all head and shoulders above most other WNC courses. Their fairways are like most other's greens. Enough of a challenge for average golfers, only thing I disliked are some greens are way too much of a challenge when it comes to stopping your ball, some are designed so that if you miss you're off the green and down the mountainside. DIsregard reviews about not maintaining prevention and protection from Covid. They do a fine job with that , it's just that their not stupid puppets, they do what makes sense ! Let's keep this one a secret, I like going there and not having people at my back with hands on their hips and having to wait on others in front of me. It's right up there with Maggie Valley in my opinion.
6. Black Bear Snow Tubing
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 8 reviews
Black Bear Snow Tubing is a family friendly snow tubing park located in Hendersonville, NC. We have 4 lanes 300 feet long, a cable tug so you don't have to walk to the top, professional grade tubes, heated lodge, and food on site. Come play in the snow and enjoy the beautiful mountains of western NC.
Reviewed By Ronny7387 - Spartanburg, United States
I went twice with my family and twice having really fun the staff is really nice and the place was really comfortable ❄️❄️
7. Crooked Creek Golf Course
8. Hendersonville Tours
Looking for a fun activity while visiting Western North Carolina? Hendersonville Food and Forest Tours can help. Whether you want a guided, nature-based hiking tour in DuPont State Forest, or a walking, history-based food and beverage tour in downtown Hendersonville, we will show you the best area has to offer. Discover Appalachian nature, history, food and the connections between them!
9. Natural Wanders
Kelly Bruce is certified as a Forest Therapy Guide by the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy, and holds current certifications in Wilderness First Aid and CPR. Her passion is helping others cultivate a deeper connection with nature, community and themselves. She's thrilled to bring forest bathing and nature therapy to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina. Serving the greater Asheville, Hendersonville, Brevard area.
10. Ride Kanuga
Ride Kanuga bike park features one way downhill specific terrain for all abilities. There is a mix of natural features, jump lines and trails unlike any in our region; which are specifically designed to help you progress as a rider. Bikers have the ability to ride a climbing trail with a gentle grade, while taking in an amazing old growth forest. We support and encourage the use of eBikes!
