The state's newest historic site is dedicated to the study, preservation and interpretation of North Carolina's rural heritage. Visitors can take part in daily activities and special events of bygone farm life, as well as see, smell, touch, and hear things once common in rural North Carolina.
Pinnacle, NC Historic Sites Divided into two sections with 1,000 acres located on the Yadkin River. Hiking trails, scenic overlooks, picnicking, family and group camping, climbing area. National Natural Landmark. Free. Fee for camping.
Pinnacle, NC State Parks
Open 24 hours a day for breakfast, lunch and dinner. ...
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Established in 1932, the chapel features stained glass windows hand-crafted with 14,000 pieces of antique glass from around t...
Departs from the Orange County Visitors Center at 150 E. King Street. 60-90 minutes walking and step-on bus tours through Hil...
Cafes, Delis and Sandwiches ...