Name: South Fork Trail and Blueway Access
Address: 119 Willow Dr, McAdenville, NC 28101, United States, McAdenville

South Fork Trail and Blueway Access, McAdenville

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119 Willow Dr, McAdenville, NC 28101, United States

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What is the rating of South Fork Trail and Blueway Access?: South Fork Trail and Blueway Access is rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 120 reviews.
Where is South Fork Trail and Blueway Access located?: 119 Willow Dr, McAdenville, NC 28101, United States
How can I contact South Fork Trail and Blueway Access?: Website: carolinathreadtrailmap.org

Reviews (8)

Kathryn Oosterhuis 2024 May 11

It's always a good trail to walk, not really a hike at 2 miles in and 2 miles out. We love taking the dogs, and they enjoy the terrain and water. This time, it was a but rough because of the storm damage.

La Toya Jackson 2023 Oct 30

nice quiet trail. well worn. you can walk into the river at some points. no trash cans or doggie bags for waste, pretty clean though. trail is historical with a landmark posting at 1 end. safe. easy. i recommend.

Mark Burch 2022 Oct 23

Great trail running along South Fork River. Access is near I85 and also is an access point to the blueway. Trail is 2 miles end to end and the northern access point is in a residential neighborhood. Some ruins of an old bridge are asking route. A nice feature also is the presence of emergency location signs to help connect first responders to locations along the trail. Pretty easy hike.

Vikas Shrivastava 2022 Jun 10

Very natural 2 mile trail. You can even see remnants of civil war era bridge over catabwa river.

mark johnson 2022 Feb 07

Great place to stroll along the river. Trail was muddy in several places. Surely somebody's got some gravel in Gaston County to shore up this trail a bit! Dog loved it but I now have shoes to demud!

Mike E 2021 Nov 07

Great place to go of you want somewhere close. Great easy trail that is fun to ride and get some exercise without making a day of it. Would be great for kids too.

Elesha Ellison 2021 Mar 26

Not surprisingly, parts of the trail were nearly flooded. About half a mile to 3/4 of a mile in it was completely flooded, forcing us to turn around and go back. We went to the other end of the trail on Willow to discover the trail was flooded near its head just beyond the bridge you go under. Still, a nice adventure to see the strength of the river after a heavy rain.

Doc Equis 2019 Aug 25

Decent 2 mile trail. Flat but slightly muddy. Dogs, mountain bikes, trail running and just walking. Some nice river views. Launch for kayak or canoe is free as well as parking in gravel or grass.