Stowe Connector Trail

This 1.2-mile crushed stone and natural surface trail connects to the Duke Kimbrell Trail creating a loop, and beginnning at Daniel Stowe Conservancy primary parking area.
Trail Uses
Walking / hiking / running Mountain biking
Location
Belmont (NC)
Length
1.20 miles, One Way
Difficulty
Easy
Surface
Gravel/Crushed stone
Motorized Vehicles
Not Permitted
Fees
No
Pets
Permitted on leash
Parking Spaces
50+
Restrooms
Unknown
Hours
Dawn-Dusk

Description

The Stowe Connector Trail, in combination with the Duke Kimbrell Trail, form a loop around the perimeter of the Daniel Stowe Conservancy property. This trail has a crushed concrete surface and travels through hilly terrain. While other trails exist on the Daniel Stowe Conservancy property, only the Duke Kimbrell Trail and Stowe Connector Trail are a part of the Carolina Thread Trail network. See the Stowe Conservancy website for a full map of their facilities.

Trail Manager

Daniel Stowe Conservancy
6500 South New Hope Road
Belmont, NC 28012
704-825-4490
info@danielstoweconservancy.org
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Duke Kimbrell Trail

Trailhead Information

This trail can be accessed from the Duke Kimbrell Trail parking lot (6900 S New Hope Rd, Belmont, NC 28012) or the Daniel Stowe Conservancy parking lot (6500 S New Hope Rd, Belmont, NC 28012).

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