Caesars Head State Park

About Caesars Head State Park

The Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area is part of Caesars Head State Park in the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina. With easy and strenuous trails lined with trail after trail of tents, visitors to Caeres Head can enjoy views of Blue Ridge Mountain, which is located in an area of lush and remote valleys. The cedar head is an integral part of the protected and protected mountain bridge wilderness area.

Just enjoy the view, the sounds and the lush wildlife with a picnic with family and friends. Caesars Head is part of the state park administration and is controlled by the North Carolina Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control.

The Green Program aims to reduce waste and promote recycling, and to remove bins to improve the appearance and provide a more enjoyable experience for visitors.

Caesars Head, at 3266 feet, offers magnificent mountain views and is the highest point on the Blue Ridge Escarpment in North Carolina. There is a 420 foot long mountain cascade that drops down and awaits hikers, as well as a 2,000 foot waterfall at the foot of the mountain. The area along the Red River and its tributaries ends in the foothills below where the Piedmont region of our state begins.

The park is located at the top of the mountain, just off the highway, and the North Carolina border is two miles away. The rock face offers a protected environment and spectacular views and waterfalls.