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NC Crawling Locations Map

Regarding Haw River: the west bank on Hwy 64 has a trail that can be very difficult in spots, and access to the huge river rocks and islands.

Umstead State Park, Harrison Ave entrance off I-40: Company Mill Trail starts as an easy trail with optional obstacles, a creek to play in. After crossing the creek you get into more challenging terrain.

Bond Lake Park, Cary: Start from boathouse parking lot. Dirt trail around the lake is an easy trail ride, some roots and optional obstacles, and a rocky creek to play in about halfway through.

Thanks for making the map, it's a great resource!
 
Regarding Haw River: the west bank on Hwy 64 has a trail that can be very difficult in spots, and access to the huge river rocks and islands.

Umstead State Park, Harrison Ave entrance off I-40: Company Mill Trail starts as an easy trail with optional obstacles, a creek to play in. After crossing the creek you get into more challenging terrain.

Bond Lake Park, Cary: Start from boathouse parking lot. Dirt trail around the lake is an easy trail ride, some roots and optional obstacles, and a rocky creek to play in about halfway through.

Thanks for making the map, it's a great resource!

Thanks for the info. Is the spot marked on the map correct for the Haw river?
 
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Anyone have any more info on Battle Park? Is it good for 2.2comp? Its only 2 hours from a few of us in VA.
 

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Crowders Mountain

Did some scouting out on Crowders Mountain today. Had some great rock formations to play around on. Some real challenging climbs. Only downside is it is about a 25 min walk from the parking lot to the rock formation. It's a great hike to the rocks, I actually drove my SCX10 from the lot to the rocks, played around for about 45 min and drove all the way back down on one battery.

Maybe worth a gtg one of these days.

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Wow! That looks awesome.

It was great. Picture #7 was a shot from the bottom of a great hill climb. It was very challenging, had to take some good lines to get up it. Lots of leaves and pine needles to make you slip and slide. But not impossible to get up.

There was a creek pretty close to the entrance, but was too deep for my Jeep. It did have some logs laying across the creek that one could stradle to get across, but if you slipped off you were going into deep water.
 
I am game for a Crowders Mt gtg soon! I bet Kings Mt State park has some great trails too. I worked there as a kid.
 
I'm getting my Scx10 in a little over a week and will be going here: https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msi...9&t=h&z=7&vpsrc=1&iwloc=0004ea986deac5aeed927

Anyone in the Winston area is welcome to come join me. This place is right down the road from Hobby Park so we could go down there as well.

I'm going to go by there later today while I'm out and take a look. I haven't been here in quite a while and it looks to be grown over
 
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Would like to say hello to everyone. New to the forum but not to crawling. Well anyway, I finally have trails developing on my property. There is an extreme course along with about a thousand feet of scale trails. Im in the Sanford NC area and will welcome anyone seriously interested in scale crawling come and join me. Please get in touch i would like to add my location to the crawler map.
 
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