Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve is a preserve located in Cary, NC. It provides environmental education activities for people of all ages throughout the year. You can also explore the variety of outdoor activities and 3 miles of mulched nature trails. Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve explains the natural history of the area and the plants and animals in the nature preserve. There is a playground around the nature centre, and there are a handful of informational readings along the path.
Best Hiking Trails in Cary
Handpicked Top 3 Hiking Trails in Cary, North Carolina. All of our hiking trails actually face a rigorous 50-Point Inspection, which includes customer reviews, history, complaints, ratings, satisfaction, trust, cost and general excellence. You deserve only the best!
HEMLOCK BLUFFS NATURE PRESERVE REVIEWS
Lots of space, nice trails with moderate hills. My niece loved the children’s area with lots of things to play on. Would definitely return for some more needed outdoor time.
Awesome place for a short, scenic hike. The trails are well traveled, maintained and free of large roots and litter. Beautiful wildlife too.
Pretty neat place for your family. You can hike for for an hour or so. Although it is winter, I liked the view as it is more wide and open. Seen a couple of deers as well.
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William B. Umstead State Park is a 5,500 acre densely wooded oasis in Raleigh intertwined with nearly 20 miles of hiking trails and 13 miles of multi-use paths. Visitors can reserve the picnic grounds that surround shelters with fireplaces. The trails are clean and well maintained. Dogs on leashes are allowed. For overnight group events, the historic Maple Hill Lodge can be booked. During the summer, tent camping is available.
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WILLIAM B. UMSTEAD STATE PARK REVIEWS
Miles and miles of nice trails! Plenty of options with lots of hills on some trails. There is a scenic short trail with identified tree types that is cool. Saw a deer in there. Surprisingly quiet area in the midst of such a big city. Love it!
It's the biggest park that I know. Lots of beautiful scenery and lots of good walking, running and biking trails.
Awesome public park with light hiking, campsites, overhangs for picnics, and grilling areas for BBQs. Many small lakes and streams throughout.
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Crowder County Park is 33 acres of landscaped grounds and hardwood forests located in Apex, 6.6 miles away from downtown Cary, NC. It offers a variety of recreational and educational opportunities. The park features boardwalk, playground, trails, amphitheatre, and picnic shelters. Visitors can also get canoe and rowboat rentals which is accessible at Big Lake in the park. Kids can enjoy all the fun, creative musical instruments to play on. Crowder County Park has lots of options for different ages.
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We had a great experience over at Crowder County Park. The grounds are kept extremely clean and well maintained. The foliage is beautiful and well laid out throughout the park. The boardwalk is a great feature that kids kids can just run up and down all day long.
Beautiful park with a couple trails. The parking is simple, they have a playground, and the trails are nice. If you are lucky, you might see turtles in the pond!
Great park. Great trails. Great playground.
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