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Kings Mountain State Park
Step back in time with a living history farm and hike through a forest with gorgeous mountain views
Go for a simple hike and cross the South Carolina-North Carolina state line. The 1.8-mile Ridgeline Trail straddles the border and connects this park to two others. From here, you can visit Kings Mountain National Military Park and Crowder’s Mountain State Park.
While you’re here, check out the living history farm, which replicates a 19th-century farm. Features include a barn, a cotton gin, a blacksmith and a weaving shop. Tours are self-guided, and volunteer demonstrations are occasionally scheduled.
Horses are welcome on the primarily flat 20-mile equestrian trail. The trail offers stunning views of rolling hills and granite outcroppings. Bicycles are allowed on the paved roads, although there is no bike trail.
Fishing fans can cast a line from the bank or launch a non-motorized boat. The day use area offers p
Go for a simple hike and cross the South Carolina-North Carolina state line. The 1.8-mile Ridgeline Trail straddles the border and connects this park to two others. From here, you can visit Kings Mountain National Military Park and Crowder’s Mountain State Park.
While you’re here, check out the living history farm, which replicates a 19th-century farm. Features include a barn, a cotton gin, a blacksmith and a weaving shop. Tours are self-guided, and volunteer demonstrations are occasionally scheduled.
Horses are welcome on the primarily flat 20-mile equestrian trail. The trail offers stunning views of rolling hills and granite outcroppings. Bicycles are allowed on the paved roads, although there is no bike trail.
Fishing fans can cast a line from the bank or launch a non-motorized boat. The day use area offers picnic shelters, a playground, and a volleyball court. Tent, RV and equestrian camping are all available, and pets on leashes are allowed.
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1 campground in Kings Mountain State Park
Hiking, horseback riding, canoeing, and battle reenactments? The beautiful Kings Mountain State Park is conveniently located next to a historical Revolutionary War Battlefield. The park also contains Piedmont Farm, a replica 1880s farm that offers self-guided tours throughout the summer and living history days on the weekends. So if you ever wante Read more...
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