NC Wildlife Resources maintains this fishing and canoe access along the Uwharrie River.

Access to the Uwharrie River at Low Water Bridge Road.

NC WRC maintained access to the Uwharrie River at Dutchmans Creek.

This is a primitive camping area where people camp in self contained RV/Horse Trailers. It is located in an open field with tie outs for the horses. No amenities available. Campers must take their trash with them or take it to the trash dumpster in Canebrake Horse Camp. Also known as Old Horse Camp.

This site is the northern most point in Troy’s greenway system and includes a lake for fishing, camping area, picnic shelter and over 6 miles of walking/hiking trails. Troy continues to add to the trail system.

Offers private, challenging, off-road adventure trails at Uwharrie.

The Uwharrie National Recreation Trail offers a variety of scenery, streams and rocky terrain. The trail can be hiked in long or short sections, as the trail crosses several access points. The trail is marked with white blazes. Three main trailheads provide access to the trail. These include the beginning (NC Hwy 24/27, 10 miles west of Troy) and ending points (Flint Hill Road, 2 miles east of Ophir), and one on NC Highway 109, eight miles northwest of Troy.

Canebrake Horse Camp has 28 sites available to the public arranged around two loops. All sites have electrical hookups (50 amp, 30 amp & 110 volt outlets), picnic table, grill, campfire ring and lantern post. The facility also provides drinking water, showers, flush toilets and a centrally-located dump station. This campground has amenities for horse use but is not exclusive to horseback riders. Horse amenities include a horse washing station, hitching racks, tack tables, parking spurs for horse trailers and direct access to trails.

Denson’s Creek Trail is an interpretive trail constructed by the Youth Conservation Corps in 1974. The trail includes a short loop (1 mile) and a longer loop (2.2 miles). A brochure guides the hiker through 17 stops of historical and biological interest. Both loops are well marked with white blazes. The longer loop provides opportunities to enjoy the hilly terrain and the tributaries of the creek. Benches along the trail provide opportunities to relax and listen to the forest sounds. The town of Troy has a nature trail that joins the longer Denson’s Creek Trail and is marked with orange blazes.

Uwharrie Cabins can be found nestled in the Uwharrie Mountains of Central North Carolina. We offer rustic style cabins for rent year around.