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Grandfather Mountain State Park: Most trails and campsites open, Profile parking area closed

All campers must enter through Boone Fork parking area or Asutsi parking area. Profile parking area, trail, and connector trail are closed; please do not attempt to access.

The Division is seeking public input on the Equine State Trail Master Plan.

An online public survey is available for those who cannot attend the public meetings. Take the Survey.

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Contact Grandfather Mountain State Park

grandfather.mountain@ncparks.gov

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828-963-9522

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P.O. Box 9
Linville, NC 28646

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9872 N.C. 105 S.
Suite 6
Banner Elk, NC 28604

Profile Trail Parking Area

Closed until further notice. All campers should use Boone Fork or Asutsi Trail parking areas on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Day-use visitors may access trails through the privately owned Grandfather Mountain Stewardship Foundation (entrance fee charged).

ReserveAmerica

1-877-722-6762

Grandfather Mountain attraction, which includes the Mile-High Swinging Bridge, is not part of the state park. The state park is free to access, while the attraction charges an entrance fee. For more information about the attraction, please visit the Grandfather Mountain Stewardship Foundation website.

Visit the GMSF website

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