Local Events in Chimney Rock, North Carolina

Guided Hike: Hickory Nut Falls
Sat, 03 Mar 2012 13:00:00 +0000

Forget those winter blues and enjoy some fresh air and sunshine at Chimney Rock. Join us for a free guided hike to the tallest waterfall on the east coastHickory Nut Fallsat an incredible 404 feet. Along the way, see how springs approach is changing the Parks diverse scenery. Note: If Hickory Nut Falls trail is closed due to ice melt at the falls, hike will be held on the Four Seasons trail. Meet our trail guide for the hike in front of Cliff Dwellers Gifts at 1pm.



When: Mar 3, 2012 1:00:00 PM in Chimney Rock, North Carolina
Cost: Included in admission

Guided Hike: Winter Wonderland
Sat, 18 Feb 2012 13:00:00 +0000

The Parks beauty changes with each season. Bare tree branches sparkle with frost and clear views reward wintertime hikers. Enjoy the serenity of Chimney Rock during the off season and learn how to recognize trees and shrubs without their leaves. Participants will see about 30 different trees along this easy 2-hour woodland excursion. Meet our trail guide for the hike in front of Cliff Dwellers Gifts at 1pm. All Off the Beaten Path guided hikes require advance reservations. Please call 800- 277-9611 to register. Be sure to request our optional hikers lunch for just $8.95. A hikers lunch includes your choice of ham, turkey or veggie sandwich, condiments, chips, a cookie and bottled water. We even deliver your lunch to your event location. Dont forget to wear comfortable shoes and to bring water and your camera.



When: Feb 18, 2012 1:00:00 PM in Chimney Rock, North Carolina
Cost: Included in admission

Backyard Habitats Workshop
Sat, 31 Mar 2012 09:00:00 +0000

Backyard Habitats Workshop: Attracting Butterflies, Birds & Bees. Cost: $27 for Adults, $15 for Annual Passholders; $20 for Youth (ages 6-15), $12 for Gradys Kids Club Members (includes Park admission for the day) Why are butterflies, birds and bees attracted to some plants more than others Can you believe that native plants are up to four times more attractive to bees than non-natives These pollinators and feathered friends have co-evolved with specific native plants in the region and depend on them for food. Join expert Ron Hoover to learn how to identify the best host and support plants to get your backyard or butterfly garden darting and buzzing with activity Appropriate for all ages (6+) and levels of experience.



When: Mar 31, 2012 9:00:00 AM in Chimney Rock, North Carolina
Cost: $27