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LINVILLE RIVER (VIA BYNUM BLUFF)
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| LOCATION:
Northwest North Carolina |
| HIKE
STARTS: Bynum Bluff Trailhead |
| HIKE ENDS:
Bynum Bluff Trailhead |
| TOTAL
DISTANCE: ~2.2 Miles |
| HIKE
TYPE:
Roundtrip, Loop Hike |
| HIKE
DIFFICULTY: Moderate to Difficult |
| TRAILS
USED: Pine Gap, Bynum Bluff, SR 1238 |
| TRAIL
TRAFFIC: Moderate to Heavy |
| TRIP TYPE:
Day or Overnight Hike |
| MANAGEMENT:
Pisgah National Forest |
HIGHLIGHTS: The Linville Gorge
Wilderness in the mountains of western North Carolina is part of the Pisgah
National Forest and it covers 10,975 acres of dense hardwood and pine forest.
The gorge is formed by Jonas Ridge on the east and Linville Mountain on the west
and it is bisected by The Linville River at 1,300 feet. The terrain is
extremely steep and rugged, and it rises to 4,120 feet at Gingercake Mountain,
the highest point in Linville Gorge.
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