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	Holmes Educational State Forest offers a series of well-marked trails, accented by exhibits and displays depicting ecology of a managed forest. The Forest features rugged terrain, numerous rock outcroppings, and scenic vistas, with a mixture of hardwoods, rhododendron, flame azaleas, and a variety of wildflowers. Picnic sites with tables and a spacious picnic shelter (with grills ) are also available. Holmes Educational State Forest is located about 8 1/2 miles from downtown Hendersonville. The forest is open Tuesday-Sunday from mid-March to late November. For additional information call (828) 692-0100. 1299 Crab Creek Road, Hendersonville. www.ncesf.org/HESF/home.htm

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