Forsyth County

North Carolina

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Popular cities in Forsyth County

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Winston-Salem
Known for Dining, Shopping and Forests
Winston-Salem is calling! Discover its sports, forests, university life, and more.

Reasons to visit

  • Wake Forest University
  • Old Salem
  • Bowman Gray Stadium
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Kernersville
Known for Family-friendly, Business and Coffee
Love nature, baseball, and coffee? Get away to Kernersville!

Reasons to visit

  • Paul J Ciener Botanical Garden
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Clemmons
Known for Friendly people, Dining and Small town
Escape to trendy Clemmons! Enjoy its food and forests.
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Lewisville
Lewisville
Venture to sights like West Bend Vineyards and Medaloni Cellars and Vinyards as you discover Lewisville.
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Belews Creek
Belews Creek
Check out the local area in Belews Creek as you venture to sights like Belews Lake Park.
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Rural Hall
Rural Hall
Check out the local area in Rural Hall—home to attractions like Rural Hall Train Depot and Rural Hall Depot Caboose.
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Stay near popular Forsyth County attractions

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Wake Forest University

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Take a campus tour or just explore the area of Wake Forest University, during your travels in Winston-Salem. Amble around the area's lush forest or attend a sporting event.
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