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A long scenic trail that parallels the Green River with spectacular views and access to The Narrows.


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Map Key

3.3

Miles

5.3

KM

Singletrack

1,403' 428 m

High

1,047' 319 m

Low

586' 179 m

Up

417' 127 m

Down

6%

Avg Grade (3°)

28%

Max Grade (16°)

Dogs Unknown

E-Bikes Unknown

Description

The longest trail in the Green River Game Lands trail network, this trail offers a relatively gradual climb up the Green River Gorge. The trail parallels the river the entire length and has some spectacular scenic views of the river along the way. There are a few hike-a-bike sections, a few wet spots, two small bridge crossings, amazing large rock features, and a few creek crossings where you'll get your feet wet.

The trail terminates on the Green River at a place know as "The Narrows" which is popular among whitewater kayakers. You can access The Narrows, but it's a really steep hike-a-bike back up and out to continue your ride. It is, however, an excellent place to take a dip in the hotter summer months during a ride.

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Shared By:

Glint Gossamer

Trail Ratings

  3.7 from 12 votes

#11754

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  3.7 from 12 votes
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Trail Rankings

#361

in North Carolina

#11,754

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Photos

A visit down to The Narrows on the Green River.
Apr 8, 2016 near East Fl…, NC
Atop a rock ledge on Green River Cove Trail.
Apr 8, 2016 near East Fl…, NC
Interesting 'sand cliff' formations on the side of  Pulliam Creek Trail.
Apr 8, 2016 near East Fl…, NC
One of a few primitive bridges found on the Green River Cove Trail.
Apr 8, 2016 near East Fl…, NC
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Jun 18, 2021
Christopher Moore
Not a bike trail. Unless you enjoy carrying your bike long distances while other people, inexplicably not carrying bikes, walk right past you.
May 3, 2020
Eduardo Palermo
Sep 9, 2019
Pepe Cummings
Trail needs some TLC. Creek crossings are scrambles with bike. — 1h 45m
Apr 29, 2018
Gary Meink
Apr 21, 2017
Brian Darmanie
1.5mi
Apr 16, 2017
Jared Kuka
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