Trails

Founded in 1753 by German-speaking Moravians, Bethabara was the first European settlement in the North Carolina Piedmont. A National Historic

The park has four picnic shelters, playground, kayak rentals, fishing, and hiking trails.

The Dan River Nature Trail runs between South Bridge Street and Leaksville Landing on Old State Hwy 87 in Eden.

On property belonging to the NC Upper Piedmont Research Station, the 1.7-mile loop winds through old-growth forest, skirts two ponds,

Municipal park in Yanceyville offering a picnic shelter and paved nature trail.

This multi-acre park in Greensboro has miles of paved pathways, a bike pump track, disc golf course, fitness track, community

Multi-use trail in Yanceyville available for walking, jogging, and biking. With an access to the Caswell County Animal Protection Society,

Chestnut Hill Stables is a boarding and riding facility nestled in the scenic northwest North Carolina Piedmont. Open year round,

The Osprey Trail presents an easy-to-moderate 2.7-mile hike along the south banks of Lake Townsend. Ospreys have been nesting along

This 18-hole golf course is owned by the Town of Jamestown. Amenities include: Practice Putting Green, Short Game Practice area,