Uwharrie National Forest Trails

Uwharrie National Forest is an increasingly attractive “best kept secret” where state-designated Scenic Byways meander through the undulating remains of North America’s oldest mountain range. The state’s smallest and only Piedmont national forest sprawls for nearly 50,000 acres over rolling ridges between the Pee Dee River and Badin Lake and the towns of Asheboro and Troy. Descriptions of the following trails are included: Densons Creek Nature Trail; Badin Lake Trail; Birkhead Mountain Trail, Hannahs Creek Trail, Robbins Branch Trail and theThornburg connector trail in the Birkhead Moutains Wilderness; Uwharrie Trail, Dutchman's Creek Trail, Wood Run Trail, Keyauwee Trail and the Supertree mountain bike trail in the Uwharrie and Dutchman's Creek area.