Based in Morganton, North Carolina, Vicki Poitinger is a graduate of Brenau University where she earned an MBA and an associate of applied science degree in electronics engineering. Vicki Poitinger is engaged in property improvement, apartment management, and land sales. In her spare time, Ms. Poitinger enjoys hiking.
North Carolina features numerous picturesque hiking areas. Here are three of the state’s most popular hiking trails.
1. Croatan National Forest Trails
Spanning 31 miles, the Croatan National Forest Trails take hikers through a range of environments including coastal forest and tidal marsh depending on the trail chosen. The Neusiok Trail provides the longest backpacking trek on the state’s coastline.
2. Grandfather Mountain
Situated 70 miles from Asheville, this hiking area features 11 trails that are accessible at any time of the year. This popular hiking spot is comprised of nature trails and challenging backcountry treks located within Grandfather Mountain State Park.
3. Appalachian Trail
A 2,180-mile long hiking route, the Appalachian Trail stretches from Georgia to Maine and features some of the state’s most stunning views. Popular sections of the trail to hike include Lovers Leap Loop and Max Patch.
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