Explore the best rated trails in Yanceyville, NC, whether you're looking for an easy walking trail or a bike trail like the Staunton River Battlefield Rail-Trail and High Point Greenway Trail . With more than 53 trails covering 201 miles you're bound to find a perfect trail for you. Click on any trail below to find trail descriptions, trail maps, photos, and reviews.
Make sure your car is parked in a safe spot. Find out where the “camps are first”. Traffic crosses need your attention. The Neuse River trail is safer with many parking spots. Parking spots. Near the dam are safer with a Bike shop if you need it.
Wonderful trail with a variety of different types of scenery. Lots of sub trails to explore. Nice parking area and bathroom facilities at Bond Park entry.
This is a great trail for walking and biking! Great scenic views of the river and wildlife. If you enjoy seeing deer, start at Anglers Park on the early morning. The mostly flat trail is well paved and maintained. If you want hills you can branch off through Dan Daniel Memorial Park, or tackle Stinson Hill which is about 1.3 miles from Anglers Park. The trail is secluded enough to make you forget you’re in the middle of a modern city. Many different trailheads allow walkers/runners to tackle shorter or longer segments as desired.
Thankful for a pedestrian friendly route on this side part of town, this route is more utilitarian than it is for sight seeing.
The Dick & Willie Passage is a great trail, especially now that it is extended to 11 miles, 22 round trip. It has to be one of the smoothest trails in the area, aside from the short sidewalk connector. We usually park at the Liberty St trailhead. It has a full bathroom and sheltered picnic table with easy access to trail. Subtle long climb to the switchback, fun descend and cool, shaded ride by the river/creek. More facilities available at Smith River Sports Park
It took us awhile to find this: https://maps.app.goo.gl/3KoH7btKSEoZvdx78
Parking was easy. The trail has a modest slope at points. Some sections are elevated above the natural environment, boardwalk fashion. Well marked and well paved. Not overly crowded for such a nice trail in the evening. Highly recommended for walkers, runners and bikers. I look forward to doing it again when I travel here next. :-)
This was nirvana - great rtide starting at Ed Yerba park and connecting via the Cary Greenway to American Tobacco Trail - beautiful mural on the way to the trail as well - this was fantastic Jayant Bicyclists from Texas
I found it a bit squishy and bumpy for a hybrid. But just fine for a mountain bike.
It's so bumpy and jarring you cannot get a rhythm. Do not recommend
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