Dutchman’s Creek Trail, marked with yellow blazes, starts at the same point as the Uwharrie Trail, at the parking lot on Biscoe Road, and was constructed as a loop system to be used as an alternate route when hiking the southern portion of the Uwharrie Trail. Trail is 11.5 miles.

Stanback Park has two covered pavilions that are available for rent. The park also features a pool, playground, ballfield, and tennis courts.

Lake Tillery is more than 5,000 acres with 104 miles of shoreline. A maximum depth of 70 feet and water fluctuations are minor. The lake begins above the Norwood Dam. It can be accessed from Lilly’s Bridge Cove and Lake Tillery Boat Rentals.

The Wood Run Area hosts three main routes open to mountain bikes in the Uwharrie National Forest:Wood Run Road – 5 mile trail that starts at the Wood Run Trailhead parking lot and later intersects with the Keyauwee and Supertree trails.Supertree Trail – 5 mile trail on the east side of Wood Run Road, forming a loop. Keyauwee Trail – 6 mile trail on the west side of Wood Run Road, forming a loop.

Lake Tillery is more than 5,000 acres with 104 miles of shoreline. A maximum depth of 70 feet and water fluctuations are minor. The lake begins above the Norwood Dam. It can be accessed from Lilly’s Bridge Cove and Lake Tillery Boat Rentals. Lilly’s Bridge Cove is suitable for any boat within the Lake’s 32 foot length restriction and 50 boat trailer spaces.

Town Creek Indian Mound is an unusual phenomenon in the history of North American archaeology.  While most archaeological sites are investigated for a few years before archaeologists move on to new locations, Town Creek, situated on Little River (a tributary of the Great Pee Dee in central North Carolina), has been the focus of a consistent program of archaeological research for more than half a century.  This research has contributed to scientific understanding of the original inhabitants of our continent and has provided educational opportunities for many graduate and undergraduate students in anthropology. Moreover, these contributions to science and higher education were made as the site contributed directly to public education.