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Two elephants walk side by side in a zoo

The North Carolina Zoo is the world’s largest natural habitat zoo, offering safaris, large enclosures, giraffe feedings + an Asia expansion coming soon.

Photo provided by Heart of NC Visitors Bureau

Feeling those NC vibes after reading our article on the North Carolina Zoo’s 50th anniversary celebration?

While it may be the zoo’s 1,700+ animals that draw you to the area, these family-friendly also activities await in Randolph County:

  • Outdoor adventures along 19 designated trails
  • Ziplining through the trees along Purgatory Mountain
  • Mural-walking + shopping in historic Downtown Asheboro
  • Local dining options galore (psst: peep this Ultimate Foodie Guide)

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