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October 3 is Work Day For The Mountains to Sea Trail (MST) In Orange and Durham Counties

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Real Estate Agent with Allen Tate Realtors Chapel Hill, NC 919-819-8199

This is an opportunity to help build The Mountains to Sea Trail, an ambitious 1000 mile trail across our beautiful state of North Carolina, which will someday stretch from the Tennessee state line to the Atlantic Ocean!

North Carolina's Mountains to Sea Trail

The trail traverses Orange County through the northern community of Cedar Grove as it follows back roads and crosses NC86 and NC57 from Bryan Park in Alamance County on the way to Durham County where the trail is close to the Eno River State Park.

From there the trail heads through Northern Durham County toward Shinleaf State Recreation Area at Falls Lake, crossing I85 and US15 on the way to Guilford County. Clicking the hot links in this paragraph will take you to the topo maps and trailheads in Google maps. You can follow along the entire trail using these maps.

Today's efforts in Orange and Durham Counties begin at 9am at the Cabe Lands parking lot and "the work involves constructing new natural surface hiking trail, and will involve clearing brush, moving logs, picking up debris, and constructing the trail surface."

If you would like to check out other work days across the state visit Help Build the Trail or you can help in other ways by visiting How You Can Help

Governor Perdue has declared October 2009 as Mountains To Sea Trail Month! This is a wonderful project that will benefit all residents of North Carolina. If you are already enchanted by our own greenway system in the Triangle, imagine how much fun this statewide system will be! Get involved!

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Lee & Carol Barbour, REALTORS
Murphy and Hayesville, NC; Hiawassee, Blairsville, Blue Ridge GA - Murphy, NC
Mountain Living Team in Murphy NC and North GA

We've worked on a lot of trails in GA and locally here and it's so rewarding to work with a group on a project that others will use and enjoy. The MST will be a great alternative to the Appalachian Trail.

Oct 03, 2009 02:45 AM
Jane Peters
Home Jane Realty - Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles real estate concierge services

1000 miles of clearing brush etc.  That's some project.

Oct 03, 2009 03:18 AM
Elizabeth Weintraub Sacramento Broker
Elizabeth Anne Weintraub, Broker - Sacramento, CA
Put 40 years of experience to work for you

I like the part that seems to jut out into the ocean on -- what is that, a peninsula? That would be a great place to go hiking.

sacramento agent

Oct 04, 2009 03:11 AM
Raine Carraway (Michelle Carraway)
EXP Realty - Lenoir, NC

Thanks for posting this!

I helped work on the MST trail when I was in college at Appalachian State, but I'd sort of forgotten about it, glad to see it's still going strong!  There are several completed sections with a 30-45 minute drive from me, maybe I should hit the hubby up to go hiking this weekend. :)

Elizabeth, the peninsula looking part of a series of islands called the "Outer Banks" that cort of wrap around the outer coast of North Carolina. They're beautiful, and a great place for surfing, camping, & hang gliding. I grew up in Carteret County, the little part that sticks out near the end of the red dots, and used to love to vacation up there.

Oct 05, 2009 08:00 AM