- Our list of the best things to do in Pisgah Forest, North Carolina, features the top 117 nearby activities — including 68 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Pisgah Forest, NC has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Museums & Galleries, Outdoor Places, Sights & Landmarks, and Water Activities.
- The results below include the top 12 things to do within the city of Pisgah Forest, NC , followed by 105 popular activities in nearby cities, including Hendersonville, Asheville, Brevard, Waynesville, Sapphire, Saluda, Cashiers, Pickens, Greenville, Marshall, Linville and Travelers Rest
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A water park with slides, a lazy river, flow rider for surfing, and space for sitting and eating is Discovery Island Waterpark. Annual and seasonal passes are offered for adults and kids.
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SC Highway 88, 3 miles east of downtown Pendleton, Pendleton, SC
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Originally built in 1825 as a small two-story clapboard house, Ashtabula Plantation, was expanded to include 10 rooms on over 1,000 acres of farmland. This house museum includes artifacts, tools, and memorabilia from the plantations history and tours are available.
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Visitors of Southside Park can play team sports games on the location's football and soccer fields. The location also contains a tournament facility, a waterpark, and a playground for young children to enjoy.
42.0 Miles
The only BMW museum in the United States is the BMW Zentrum in Spartanburg, South Carolina. The plant offers free tours during which customers may observe actual vehicle construction. There is also a huge gift shop. The BMW Zentrum also contains a rentable event space.
42.8 Miles
Offering professional outfitting and guided expeditions, Chad Bryson Fishing specializes in fly fishing in the Southern Appalachians. The company offers a variety of trip options, including day trips and overnight camps.
43.0 Miles
Cherokee, North Carolina is home to Ocaonaluftee Islands Park, a beautiful public park that is a popular swimming, tanning, hiking and picnicking destination. During warm summer weather, the park hosts a weekly Native American bonfire, complete with traditional legends shared around the flames.
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The 37-mile Bartram Trail originates in Clayton, Georgia. It is a remote trail and not frequently hiked. Consequently, portions of the trail are not neatly maintained nor adequately marked. This trail is best reserved for experienced hikers.
43.3 Miles
Dillard House Stables takes both the beginner and advanced rider through scenic mountain trails. Patrons will be guided, on horseback, alongside the Little Tennessee River and will travel through lush forests, cascading waterfalls and mountain views.
43.5 Miles
Andy's Trout Farm is located in foothills of the Appalachian Mountains and offers waterfalls, rustic cabins and top-notch trout fishing. This quiet tourist attraction accommodates weddings and field trips.
43.5 Miles
With over 2,000 acres of Georgia wilderness to view, Sky Valley Resort is nestled between national forests for a rustic looking getaway with all of the modern amenities. Guests can enjoy golf, tennis courts, an outdoor pool and even ski slopes.