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Granite Lake Park Trail

This 0.4-mile segment of the Carolina Thread Trail connects Granite Lake Park to Centennial Nature Trail in the Town of Granite Quarry.
Trail Uses
Walking / hiking / running Paved surface biking
Location
Granite Quarry (NC)
Length
0.40 miles, One Way
Difficulty
Easy
Surface
Natural surface, Pavement
Motorized Vehicles
Not Permitted
Fees
No
Pets
Permitted on leash
Parking Spaces
25
Restrooms
Yes
Hours
Dawn to Dusk

Description

Granite Lake Park Trail connects the two parks for the enjoyment of many. The Centennial Nature Trail follows a small creek that eventually leads to E Banks Street. People place painted rocks throughout the forest for the children to find and re-hide. 

Granite Lake Park consists of paved walking trails, a shelter with bathrooms, a playground area, and a 1-acre lake featuring two piers, fish, and the Granite Lake Ducks."  WEBSITE  The park is a landmark for the citizens to meet, celebrate and play.

Trail Manager

Town of Granite Quarry

704-279-5596

143 N. Salisbury Avenue, Granite Quarry, NC 28146

http://www.granitequarrync.gov

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Trailhead Information

Trailhead and Parking Address: Salisbury, NC 28146  MAP

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yostpl
October 24, 2021
The park is beautiful! I went walking last week!
Has anyone suggested that the area be set up so we can access internet? Walking can be so much fun if you can walk to music
Thx
Patty Yost, QG resident
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