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Due to snow/ice accumulation, flooding or other hazardous conditions, some state parks and facilities may be closed. Before your visit, be sure to check the specific park's Web page for current conditions or call the park office. (2/8/10)
Due to 5" of snow and freezing rain during the morning of Friday, 2/5/10 Pilot Mountain State park remains closed due to hazardous conditions.
A large number of trees are down on park roads and trails. The park will remain closed to all use, including hiking until the roadways and trails can be cleared of ice and fallen trees. This alert message will be updated to announce the park being reopened once conditions can be made safe. Thank you for your patience.
All Bridle trails will remain closed after the ice melts until the trail surface dries out. Horseback riding during wet conditions damages the trails and causes severe erosion. To ensure that these trails are available for your continued use, please abide by this temporary closure.
Updated: 2010-02-07 05:02:41
Address: 1792 Pilot Knob Park Road, Pinnacle, NC 27043
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Office Phone: (336) 325-2355
Email: pilot.mountain@ncmail.net Approach from any direction and see Pilot Mountain rising more than 1,400 feet above the rolling countryside of the upper Piedmont plateau. Dedicated as a National Natural Landmark in 1976, this solitary peak is the centerpiece of Pilot Mountain State Park.
Fun, from relaxation to exhilaration, is easy to find here. Treat yourself to a horseback ride through the woods or challenge the river from raft or canoe. A seven-mile woodland corridor joins two sections of the park, each section offering a wealth of opportunities for outdoor fun. The mountain segment, which includes the two pinnacles, contains most of the visitor facilities. The more primitive river section centers around the lazy, meandering Yadkin River.
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