Sections of NC’s Appalachian Trail and Mountains-to-Sea Trail finally reopen after Helene
In Asheville, Hot Springs and other towns that cater to hikers, many restaurants, hotels and Airbnb’s have reopened. Road ...
Western NC portion of Appalachian Trail reopens after Hurricane Helene
Nearly five months after Hurricane Helene devastated a portion of the Appalachian Trail in Western North Carolina, hikers can ...
NC mountain wildfire of unknown cause rages on, closing roads, popular trail
Rain wasn’t enough to extinguish the fire, and flames continued “in areas of extreme hurricane damage,” U.S. Forest Service ...
Over 114 miles of Appalachian Trail cleared in western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene
The U.S. Forest Service has reopened several trails and roads in the Appalachian Ranger District. The U.S. Forest Service has ...
Where will Helene relief money go? NC House lawmakers fill out details of $500M plan
North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein is proposing $1.07 billion for Hurricane Helene relief. State House leaders reviewed a ...
About 1.2 million cubic yards of debris cleared in NC after Hurricane Helene
NORTH CAROLINA, USA — Nearly 1.2 million cubic yards of debris have been cleared from North Carolina in the wake of Hurricane ...
Hidden gem of whitewater rafting faces uncertain future after Hurricane Helene
Whitewater outfitters on the Nolichucky River are facing an uncertain future after Hurricane Helene devastated this scenic ...
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Post-Helene, crews work on Swamp Rabbit Trail repairs
Work is underway to repair parts of the Swamp Rabbit Trail that were damaged by flooding from Hurricane Helene.
Hatfield-McCoy Trail saw ridership growth despite hurricane damage
Despite hurricane damage inflicted last year in southern West Virginia and the Carolinas, the Hatfield-McCoy Trail system is reporting increasing ridership numbers and signs that the region's lodging ...
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Sections of NC’s Appalachian Trail and Mountains-to-Sea Trail finally reopen after Helene
The Carolina Mountain Club bought 130 volunteers in December 2024 to help clear debris left by Hurricane Helene along the Appalachian Trail and the French Broad River in the town of Hot Springs.