Hiking Nat Green TrailNat Greene Trail (3.6 miles) is one of the oldest and most popular of the City’s watershed trails. It windsCook’s Wall Trail (Hanging Rock)Cook’s Wall Trail in Hanging Rock State Park offers sweeping views of the south and west, with Sauratown and PilotLong Branch TrailLong Branch Trail runs from Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, through Wake Forest Innovation Quarter, under Business 40, to SalemHagan-Stone ParkHagan-Stone Park is a 409-acre wildlife refuge and family campground. The park has several lakes, trails, camp shelters with charcoalCountry ParkOne of the best parks in Greensboro to visit in the fall, Country Park will not disappoint. The park offersDutchman’s Creek TrailDutchman’s Creek Trail, marked with yellow blazes, starts at the same point as the Uwharrie Trail, at the parking lotJamestown Park & Golf CourseThis 18-hole golf course is owned by the Town of Jamestown. Amenities include: Practice Putting Green, Short Game Practice area,Hines Chapel PreserveThe Hines Chapel Preserve is a 450-acre preserve located along Reedy Fork Creek near the intersection of Hines Chapel andBlue Heron TrailBlue Heron offers an extension of the Reedy Fork trail via N. Church Street. The Piedmont Fat Tire Society began work onLake Thom-A-Lex ParkThe park has four picnic shelters, playground, kayak rentals, fishing, and hiking trails.