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Top 10 Nature & Parks in Chapel Hill, North Carolina (NC)
Calling itself "the southern part of Heaven," the town of Chapel Hill, North Carolina is home to the grassy malls and brick walkways of the University of North Carolina's historic campus. The presence of the country's first public university has allowed a vibrant arts and culture scene to grow in Chapel Hill. Check out a concert by a local band, watch the star's fly at the Morehead Planetarium or catch a varsity game pitting the wildly popular Tarheels against their historic Southern rivals.
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1. Battle Park
2. Brumley Forest Nature Preserve
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By 475andrewg - Durham, United States
This is the perfect mountain biking trail - enough variety of terrain to be interesting, a few options to make it more or less challenging, with sections for flow, rock gardens, whoopdees. And all in a very nice forest with occasional clearings and easy parking.
3. North Carolina Botanical Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 283 reviews
The North Carolina Botanical Garden (NCBG), part of the University of North Carolina, is a 1,000+ acre assemblage of display gardens and natural areas in and around Chapel Hill, North Carolina. The Garden is nationally known as a center for the study, display, interpretation, and conservation of southeastern native plants. Our main gardens in Chapel Hill feature a variety of native plant displays, an indoor exhibit hall, Garden Shop, art gallery, and extensive nature trails behind the Garden.
Reviewed By NCTraveler2015 - Raleigh, United States
The North Carolina Botanical Gardens is reopened in Chapel Hill. The buildings are closed but the display gardens and the restrooms are open. Although the gardens are free to visit they do ask for a $5 donation. At the moment there are various art sculptures within the garden that adds a new dimension to the gardens. The gardens are divided into the Piedmont area; Coastal Plains and the Mountains. There is also an herb garden. It is a great place to spend some time and take in nature.
4. Coker Arboretum
5. Cat Tales Cat Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Cat Tales Cat Cafe is a cozy cage-free lounge where guests can get to know our 12 adoptable cats, while enjoying a tasty snack or drink. Our lounge is a low stress, free roaming environment that allows the cats' true personalities to shine! We welcome visitors both looking to adopt and those just looking to play with some kitties. All kitties are adoptable from Goathouse Refuge. We highly recommend making reservations in advance through our website.
Reviewed By das261 - New Hope, United States
My daughter and I stopped in to play with the cats while visiting in Chapel Hill. We purchased a beverage, went upstairs, and had a fun time playing with the cats. Some were into playing with us and some wanted to nap. The two girls at the desk were very helpful in explaining their rules and policies. We were not there to adopt a cat but if we were this is the perfect scenario. You get to see the cats playing and living in a comfortable environment, and see which cat you might connect with. The place is super clean and there are many places for the cats to lounge and nap. Also many toys were available to play with the kitties. Seating inside was comfortable and relaxed. I highly recommend anyone looking to adopt a cat or anyone wanting to just hang out and play with cats visit and support this cafe.
6. The Preserve at Jordan Lake
7. Morgan Creek Trail
8. Unique Plant
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
9. Johnston Mill Nature Preserve
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
10. Southern Community Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
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