Hiking & Outdoor Events with Revel Treks and Tours at Rippy Trail
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; no prior experience needed
Overview
Join Revel Treks and Tours for a relaxed, educational hike on Rippy Trail near Asheville. Perfect for connecting with nature and friends, this gentle walk offers scenic views and a friendly atmosphere. Keep reading to discover why this event is a local favorite.
Ladies Night Out(doors): Rippy Trail on August 7
🥾 An mellow hike along the Knik River Valley 🏔
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About This Adventure
Join a leisurely 3-4 mile hike with a maximum of 10 participants, perfect for nature lovers aged 18 and older. Enjoy educational stops and refreshing lemonade at the trailhead after your adventure. Experience the beauty of the outdoors while bonding with fellow hikers in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.
Join a leisurely 3-4 mile hike with a maximum of 10 participants, perfect for nature lovers aged 18 and older. Enjoy educational stops and refreshing lemonade at the trailhead after your adventure. Experience the beauty of the outdoors while bonding with fellow hikers in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.
Adventure Tips
Bring water and comfortable shoes
Stay hydrated and wear sturdy footwear suitable for easy trail terrain.
Arrive early
Getting an early start helps you enjoy cooler temperatures and a less crowded trail.
Pack a light jacket
Evenings can cool down, so bring some layers for comfort.
Respect wildlife and plant life
Observe animals quietly and avoid disturbing native flora.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Eastern Gray Squirrels
History
Rippy Trail was established in the 1970s as part of Asheville’s expanding network of public green spaces, fostering community engagement with nature.
Conservation
Revel Treks and Tours emphasizes leave-no-trace principles, ensuring the preservation of this natural area for future generations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Hiking shoes
Sturdy footwear to comfortably navigate the gentle trail and prevent slips.
Water bottle
Keep hydrated during your walk, especially on warm days.
Sun hat
Protection from sun exposure during warmer months.
summer specific
Light jacket
Additional layers for cooler evenings or breezes.
spring; fall specific