What we’re about
Hikers, explorers, and nature lovers, Worship in the Wild is a time to foster spiritual connection and friendship in the context of the natural world around us. Join us each Sunday morning at 9 AM for a time of reflection and contemplation while enjoying the beauty that surrounds us on some of our local trails. For more info email Ron at WorshipInTheWildAsheville@gmail.com.
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See all- Reed Creek Greenway with Hiking OptionsBotanical Gardens at Asheville, Asheville, NC
Reed Creek Greenway with Hiking Options
Meeting Point: Near entrance to Botanical Gardens
Date: Sunday, May 5, 2024
Time: 9:00 AM
General Location: Botanical Gardens Parking Lot, adjacent to UNCA
Parking URL: https://maps.app.goo.gl/oGDCkocrQS9Love5A
Parking Address: 151 WT Weaver Blvd, Asheville, NC 28804
Parking Notes: Plenty of parking at Botanical Gardens
Miles from Downtown Asheville: 2
Total Length: 4.37
Trail Type: Hybrid
Difficulty Level: Easy
Elevation Gain: 312
AllTrails URL: https://www.alltrails.com/explore/map/map-january-1-2024-8b40665?u=i&sh=nnvj4c
Elevation: 2024
Restrooms: Porta potties
Cell Service Availability: Yes
Dogs Allowed: Yes
Comments
The last time we hiked Reed Creek, we went to the Riverside Cemetery. This time, we'll talk about our options, which are the cemetery again, Montford, Glenn Creek, or Botanical Gardens (for those without dogs, perhaps on our own after the hike since we’re there). We'll start at the Botanical Gardens (no dogs allowed in the gardens, which is why we're not going there initially) and take Reed Creek Parkway. Note that dogs will need to be on a leash throughout the hike. DOGS ARE WELCOME, JUST NOT AT THE BOTANICAL GARDENS. All Day Darlings is a nice little coffee shop along the route if anyone is interested in stopping after the hike.
Legal Disclaimer
This Worship in the Wild event involves hiking, which may be physically taxing and involve some risks to participants and their property. Neither the event host nor Worship in the Wild can assure participants' safety or eliminate all risks. Participants are responsible for their own safety, and they affirm that they have the necessary skills, physical conditioning, and equipment to safely participate in the event. Participants assume full responsibility for any injuries, damages, or losses.
