Things To Do

Looking for things to do in the North Carolina Mountains, Madison County or Hot Springs? How about things to do in Asheville? We’ve listed some great activities below.

Things to do Around Trust General Store

St. Jude’s Chapel for meditating – Beautiful tiny church built by a recovered cancer patient, honors
St. Jude the patron of lost causes. Just a stone’s throw from Trust General Store.

St. Judes Chapel of Hope St. Judes Chapel of Hope

Briar Rose Working Farm Tour – Listed in Southern Living Magazine as one of the best “Farm Stays” in the North Carolina Mountains.

Davis Cove Farm Hiking Trails – One of the most beautiful farms (380 acres) in the North Carolina Mountains, with hiking trails, tractor wagon rides, a farm equipment museum, and more.

Skeet Shooting at Fowler Farms

Hiking at Max Patch - pick up directions, picnic and hiking supplies at the Trust General Store.

Plemmon’s Trout Farm – for picnicking or fishing.

Spring Creek – for fishing, snake catching, or wading.

Max Patch Pond for fishing – Pick up your licenses and bait at the Trust General Store

Things to do Near Hot Springs North Carolina

Named for the hot mineral springs located there, Hot Springs is located at the junction of the French Broad River and the Appalachian Trail. Surrounded by the Pisgah National Forest, it is a haven for those seeking outdoor adventure, healing and relaxation, a romantic getaway, or family vacation.

Learn more about Hot Springs North Carolina. Visit http://www.hotspringsnc.org

Things to do in Asheville North Carolina

The Asheville area, named a must-see destination by Frommer’s, boasts a thriving arts community, diverse outdoor adventures, a vibrant and inviting downtown, numerous historic and architectural attractions, and unique shopping options.

Learn more about Asheville attractions. Visit ExploreAsheville.com

Visit the Biltmore House
Discover the wonders of Biltmore™ in Asheville. Begin with the breathtaking beauty of 250-room Biltmore House — America’s largest home® — and century-old gardens.
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