RV rental Lincolnton, NC: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

US Route 321 cuts through Lincoln County, and if you follow it north for 70 miles and then swing west along US Route 221, you'll reach the Grandfather Mountain State Park where rocky cliffs and miles of challenging hiking trails await. As for Highway 27, it winds northwest to South Mountains State Park, about 40 minutes away by Lincolnton motorhome rental. One of the most rugged areas in North Carolina, the park contains more than 40 miles of trails for mountain bikers, equestrians and hikers.  For scenic views, take the 2.7-mile hike to the observation deck of High Shoals Falls, or the four-mile steep, wooded Chestnut Knob Trail overlooking the falls. There is also a white-knuckle 17-mile loop MTB trail and several miles of stream stocked with wild trout. At Hickory, about 20 miles up US-321, turn west and follow Interstate 40 for about 100 miles to reach the densely forested slopes and mile-high peaks of Pisgah National Forest . At 500,000 acres, the forest contains dozens of biking, equestrian and day hiking trails. Its cascading waterfalls also provide the perfect setting for several water-based adventures like tubing, non-motorized boating, swimming, and river, stream and lake fishing. Your outdoor options are just beginning. Take your Lincolnton camper rental to Asheville, then follow I-26 which will take you north to Cherokee National Forest. Heading west, Interstate 40 and the Great Smoky Mountain Expressway will take you to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Nantahala National Forest, respectively. Asheville is also one of the major entrances to the Blue Ridge Parkway, a scenic All-American road that runs all the way northeast to the Shenandoah National Park 300 miles away.