David and Rachel Caldwell moved to Guilford County in 1765, 43 years before Greensboro’s founding in 1808. David Caldwell served the community as a minister of Buffalo and Alamance Presbyterian churches, as a physician and as a popular political leader. The couple also founded an elite preparatory school for young men. The center, located on…Read more
The Iron Ore Belt Access (6080 N. Church St., Greensboro) is a day-use area with a 3.8-mile trail with wetland views of the Haw River. The Summit Environmental Education and Conference Center (339 Conference Center Dr., Browns Summit) has 2.5 miles of trails and conference center amenities for up to 180 guests.
Visit a charming Bavarian Inspired Lager Haus and BierGarten. Relax along the cool stream. Keep warm by the fire pit while admiring the sculptures, elm trees and flowering bushes. Enjoy a unique selection of brats from Wurst Haus. Check weekly for events and food trucks. Red Oak Brewery is North Carolina’s Second Oldest and the…Read more
Hours are 9am-6pm Tours: 10am-5pm Replacements, Ltd. inspires generations to reinvent how to entertain, gather and make a house a home. With more than eight football fields of dinnerware, collectibles and estate jewelry for all, pet-friendly Replacements is a one-of-a-kind shopping destination you won’t find any place else in the world. Mon.-Sat. 9am-6pm; closed Sun.…Read more
Stay at Proximity Hotel, the greenest hotel in the U.S.! Sustainable practices, custom-designed furnishings, commissioned art and innovative design await you in this 147-room AAA Four Diamond luxury hotel. Built to use 40% less energy and 30% less water than a comparable hotel, the Proximity is the country’s first LEED Platinum-certified hotel by the U.S.…Read more
