In North Carolina it is pronounced "Bo-furt". Since 1525, seafarers have been drawn to the area beaches, historical sites, and wild horses of Carrot Island. Enjoy the history, traditions and ambiance

Enjoy the walk as it circles Bass Lake and goes through the forest on rhododendron lined, dirt and gravel surfaced carriage trails and visit the Manor House on the Moses Cone Flat Top Mountain Estate,

Greenway Walk mostly on peaceful, paved paths along the south fork of the New River. Enjoy secluded nature trail just minutes from the town activity.

Route tours historic downtown and residential areas with many National Registry listed points-of-interest

Visit the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse and experience the micro-climates of the beach and maritime forest settings of the NC barrier islands.

10K Option:  A scenic walk through Tanglewood Park (Forsyth County).   Includes paved multi-purposepaths and woodland trails.  Passes many park attractions including horse stables, arboretum/garden

Walk on the beach and along the Currituck Sound and See the Currituck Lighthouse

Home of the Edenton Lighthouse, Edenton served as the first Colonial Capital until 1743.

Trail is through the Downtown and West End Historic districts with over 30 National Registry points-of-interest

Tours historic downtown and quiet residential areas and along Alleghany Railroad Trail.

Walk is along sandy, occasionally rocky trails with wildflowers that vary with season.

See February One Place and Woolworth Building - site of 1960 sit-in that helped to launch the civil rights movement.

Has the oldest house in Guilford County, predating the Revolutionary War Battle fought at Guilford Courthouse in March of 1781

The route, mostly on sidewalks and pavement, encompasses part of the town, local churches, older residential areas, two parks and Lenoir Rhyne University campus.

Route is on city streets through historic residential areas and a pleasant creek-side paved greenway on the way to the High Point Museum

This is an easy-to-moderate walk with some hills of short duration. Through mostly wooded areas and along some wetland areas on scenic paved greenway and natural forest paths.

Walk is on paved greenways and trails that meander around assorted types of ballfields, playgrounds, horseshoe pits, the new Field of Honor NC Veteran Memorial, 18-hole disc golf course.

Walk through maritime forest, wetlands and sand dunes in this nature preserve that is a designated National Natural Landmark.

Through campus of Cartaret Community College, a quiet residential area and along historic downtown waterfront.

Route is on a paved creekside greenway and on sidewalks through downtown and residential areas of Andy Griffith's home town.

Birthplace of "Pepsi"

Visit the second oldest operating lighthouse in the nation and a nature trail loop through the Springer's Point Nature Preserve.

Walk the nature trail through maritime forest, paleo dunes and salt marshes of the Roosevelt Nature Preserve on the NC Birding Trail.

Enjoy a walk through this historic coastal town that dates from around 1730.

A walk starting at Reynolda House passing through woodland areas, gardens, Graylyn Estate, and Wake Forest University Campus.

Trail winds through downtown, quiet neighborhoods of the Historic West End, along the strollway a segment of Rails-to-Trails, and Old Salem - a reconstructed early Moravian town. Has some moderate hi

In North Carolina it is pronounced "Bo-furt". Since 1525, seafarers have been drawn to the area beaches, historical sites, and wild horses of Carrot Island. Enjoy the history, traditions and ambiance

Enjoy the walk as it circles Bass Lake and goes through the forest on rhododendron lined, dirt and gravel surfaced carriage trails and visit the Manor House on the Moses Cone Flat Top Mountain Estate,

Greenway Walk mostly on peaceful, paved paths along the south fork of the New River. Enjoy secluded nature trail just minutes from the town activity.

Route tours historic downtown and residential areas with many National Registry listed points-of-interest

Visit the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse and experience the micro-climates of the beach and maritime forest settings of the NC barrier islands.

Home of the Edenton Lighthouse, Edenton served as the first Colonial Capital until 1743.

Tours historic downtown and quiet residential areas and along Alleghany Railroad Trail.

Walk is along sandy, occasionally rocky trails with wildflowers that vary with season.

See February One Place and Woolworth Building - site of 1960 sit-in that helped to launch the civil rights movement.

Has the oldest house in Guilford County, predating the Revolutionary War Battle fought at Guilford Courthouse in March of 1781

The route, mostly on sidewalks and pavement, encompasses part of the town, local churches, older residential areas, two parks and Lenoir Rhyne University campus.

Route is on city streets through historic residential areas and a pleasant creek-side paved greenway on the way to the High Point Museum

Walk is on paved greenways and trails that meander around assorted types of ballfields, playgrounds, horseshoe pits, the new Field of Honor NC Veteran Memorial, 18-hole disc golf course.

Through campus of Cartaret Community College, a quiet residential area and along historic downtown waterfront.

Route is on a paved creekside greenway and on sidewalks through downtown and residential areas of Andy Griffith's home town.

Birthplace of "Pepsi"

Visit the second oldest operating lighthouse in the nation and a nature trail loop through the Springer's Point Nature Preserve.

Walk the nature trail through maritime forest, paleo dunes and salt marshes of the Roosevelt Nature Preserve on the NC Birding Trail.

Enjoy a walk through this historic coastal town that dates from around 1730.

Trail winds through downtown, quiet neighborhoods of the Historic West End, along the strollway a segment of Rails-to-Trails, and Old Salem - a reconstructed early Moravian town. Has some moderate hi