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The Farm Trail follows the French Broad River along the edge of the Biltmore Estate (entry fee required). It's a pleasant double track gravel road with little elevation change and nice views over the river and farms.

The Biltmore Gardens consist of multiple indoor and outdoor gardens, housing a wide variety of plant species. The gardens are located on the historic Biltmore Estate, which was built in the 1890s for George Washington Vanderbilt II.

The Chestnut Hill Historic District is a charming residential neighborhood between Hillside, Washington, Broad, Orchard Streets, and Merrimon Avenue. It features buildings from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, some built before Asheville’s growth spurt in the 1880s. The district encompasses 238 buildings showcasing architectural styles like Colonial Revival, Queen Anne, and bracketed Victorian designs and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Located at the confluence of Hominy Creek and the French Broad River, this park offers a wide range of recreation opportunities. For runners, it has access to the western stretch of the French Broad River Greenway, an excellent path to log a few miles with the river at your side.

The Chestnut Hill Historic District is a charming residential neighborhood between Hillside, Washington, Broad, Orchard Streets, and Merrimon Avenue. It features buildings from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, some built before Asheville’s growth spurt in the 1880s. The district encompasses 238 buildings showcasing architectural styles like Colonial Revival, Queen Anne, and bracketed Victorian designs and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Riverside Cemetery is located on 87 shady acres and offers a journey through Asheville's history on smooth, paved trails. These paths wind past over a dozen family mausoleums and impressive statues. Designed in the park-like Victorian style in 1885, it serves as the final resting place for some of Asheville's most prominent citizens, including the famous novelist Thomas Wolfe. It’s a lovely spot to explore this serene landscape while discovering traces of Asheville's early days.

There is a pretty great view of Elk Mountain from here. The entirety of Elk Mountain Scenic Highway has pretty good views, and it's much less trafficked with motorists compared to the Blue Ridge Parkway.

Reed Creek Greenway travels from upper east Asheville to the UNC-Asheville botanical gardens. This section of trail travels over wooden bridges while jumping back and forth over the creek that the path follows. The entirety of the Reed Creek Greenway and Glenn's Creek Greenway system is well-maintained, paved path.