For more information about these and other byways across the state, visit the website of the North Carolina Department of Transportation to download or order the full North Carolina Scenic Byways book. |
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Cherohala Skyway
Connecting the Nantahala and Cherokee National Forests, the “Cherohala” Skyway
winds through the splendid scenery of the Southern Appalachian Mountains.
Take your time, pack a picnic and enjoy the many overlooks and trails
along the way.
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Uwharrie Scenic Road
This Piedmont byway travels through rolling hills of metamorphic
rock and mountains formed hundreds of millions of years ago. Pan
for gold at a famous mine and see the historic Denton Farm Park in
Davidson County. End in the city of Charlotte.
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Hanging Rock Scenic Byway
From geological wonders to small towns like Mount Airy, this scenic
byway traverses through some of the best of the North Carolina Piedmont.
Spend some time at Hanging Rock State Park amongst the ancient mountains
and see a waterfall tumble 200 feet.
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Mill Bridge Scenic Byway
Step off the beaten path. A drive along this beautiful Piedmont byway
rambles through quiet farmland, from a mill and water wheel all the
way to an African safari at the Lazy 5 Ranch. Stop for fresh produce
at a you-pick farm along the way.
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Byways are courtesy of the North Carolina Department of Transportation, funded in part by the Federal Highway Administration.
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