Cate S.
4/7/2023
Great for mountains biking and hiking. Trails are very well maintained and clearly marked. Several options for parking and an abundance of fun to be had. Get outside and play!
Bent Creek Experimental Forest
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1577 Brevard Rd
Asheville, NC 28806
The Bent Creek Experimental Forest, nestled in Asheville, NC, stands as a hub of innovation and conservation efforts in the heart of nature. Operated by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), this forest serves as a vital research ground for sustainable agricultural practices, forestry management, and natural resource preservation. Its rich tapestry of programs not only supports rural communities and farmers but also champions food safety standards and environmental stewardship.
With a focus on fostering agricultural innovation and ensuring the health of our nation's natural resources, the USDA's commitment to the Bent Creek Experimental Forest is evident in their dedication to sustainable research and community support. Through their collaborative efforts and unwavering commitment to public health, the USDA plays a crucial role in shaping the future of agriculture and forestry, making Bent Creek a beacon of progress and conservation in North Carolina.
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4.511 reviews
Jeremy J.
2/24/2021
My family and I stopped in here at Bent Creek experimental for us this weekend while we were in Asheville North Carolina. We stopped in to go hiking because Asheville is known for their hike so we...
Annie M.
2/28/2019
This is a great place to go if you're in Asheville and don't have all day to spend driving to a location and doing a hike. It's located just off Brevard Road in South West Asheville. There are a...
Morden P.
12/20/2022
Had a great day mountain biking at Bent Creek. We'll maintained trails for all levels. Kinda easy to get turned around or to take a wrong turn off the trail you're wanting to stay on. But it...
Sara U.
7/23/2018
Gorgeous area to walk a variety of trails. Everything is well-kept, well-marked, and it's definitely dog-friendly. It's also hard to get lost not only because of clear signage, but because of the...
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