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Pilot Mountain State Park
Pilot Mountain is part of the Yadkin Valley American Viticultural Area comprising over 50 wineries.
This majestic 2,000-foot navigational landmark is also a legendary recreational landmark. Iconic Pilot Mountain is custom-made for canoeing, rock climbing, rappelling, and fishing.
Equestrians and hikers find miles of trails to explore. (No mountain bike trails, sorry!) Little Pinnacle Overlook gets hikers up-close with Big Pinnacle, a remnant of the ancient Sauratown Mountains.
Hike the Bean Shoals Canal, Horne Creek, Grindstone, and Corridor Trails. They're three of many in the woodland corridor that connects the park's main area with the Yadkin River section.
Paddle through the park on a scenic 2-mile segment of the Yadkin River Canoe Trail. Drop your line from the river's banks for smallmouth bass, spotted bass and catfish.
A 42-site family campground for tents and trailers is scattered among oaks an
This majestic 2,000-foot navigational landmark is also a legendary recreational landmark. Iconic Pilot Mountain is custom-made for canoeing, rock climbing, rappelling, and fishing.
Equestrians and hikers find miles of trails to explore. (No mountain bike trails, sorry!) Little Pinnacle Overlook gets hikers up-close with Big Pinnacle, a remnant of the ancient Sauratown Mountains.
Hike the Bean Shoals Canal, Horne Creek, Grindstone, and Corridor Trails. They're three of many in the woodland corridor that connects the park's main area with the Yadkin River section.
Paddle through the park on a scenic 2-mile segment of the Yadkin River Canoe Trail. Drop your line from the river's banks for smallmouth bass, spotted bass and catfish.
A 42-site family campground for tents and trailers is scattered among oaks and hickories. The park offers canoe-in sites and two washhouses with hot showers. Hookups and dump station are not provided.
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After a day of climbing Pilot Mountain, a perfect place for hikers and rock climbers, do the right thing and mosey back to your campsite conveniently located along the base of the mountain among hickory and oak trees. The Pilot Mountain Campground will be a comfortable home away from home allowing you to really spend time getting to know North Car Read more...
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