Outdoor Adventures

Less than an hour northwest of Greensboro, the Sauratown Mountains rise out of the Piedmont like islands, and at their heart sits one of North

Rising more than 1,400 feet above the rolling farmland of the northern Piedmont, the bare rock knob of Pilot Mountain is the most recognizable landmark

Greensboro sits in a sweet spot for climbers: a pair of full-service indoor gyms inside the city limits, and some of North Carolina’s most beloved

The Triad sits in a sweet spot for getting outside. Within an hour of downtown Greensboro you can summit a quartzite knob with 200-mile views,

Greensboro sits in the heart of North Carolina’s Triad, a region quietly stacked with some of the best free disc golf in the state. Within

The Triad is one of the most underrated golf destinations in North Carolina. Within a short drive of Greensboro you can play a Pete Dye

The Atlantic and Yadkin Greenway is the spine of Greensboro’s outdoor network: a 7.7-mile paved corridor that follows the bed of a railroad that stopped

Greensboro sits surrounded by a string of quiet, tree-lined reservoirs that make it one of the easiest places in the Piedmont to drop a kayak

Greensboro sits in the middle of one of the most underrated freshwater fisheries in the Piedmont. Within a 30-minute drive of downtown you can cast

Greensboro sits in a sweet spot for anyone who likes to lace up and walk into the woods. Within the city limits you will find