Near the center of Pineville, North Carolina, is a 0.8 mile hiking trail.
This is the most difficult trail I’ve been on this year, but on a scale of 1-10 it is only a 3. It is not paved. It is only 4 feet wide. It goes up and down through the woods ending at the train tracks.
Nonetheless, the trail is clearly marked and a pleasant walk.
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McMullen Creek Greenway in Charlotte, North Carolina, is a long winding trail along the McMullen Creek with access to another trail.
The road is wide, gravelly and flat. There is a wetlands to one side. On the other are older homes.
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Although we are not in Florida at the moment, last week I took us to South Beach of Miami Beach. Today, we are going north toward Bal Harbor.
There is a trail that parallels the beaches for biking or walking although one could walk on the sand.
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When living in Illinois I occasionally got a chance to visit the cliffs overlooking Lake Michigan at a small town called Lake Bluff. The ravines were beautiful, but the photos below were of the lake and autumn trees.
These photos, however, are from long ago.
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This is part of a trail I walked around St. Moritzersee in Switzerland long ago. It was only a few miles long.
I heard the reflections on the water were best early in the morning. The last photo was taken later in the day.
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An evening walk across Regent Parkway in Fort Mill, SC, through the park and into the trail through the woods.
I am looking for the sunset through the hills and the trees.
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After the rains this pond appears to have turned a pretty green color.
This is just off one of the Regent Parkway residential communities in Fort Mill, South Carolina.
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This part of the long Little Sugar Creek Greenway is in Pineville, North Carolina, south of Charlotte.
It is a very easy, an even-you-can-do-it, trail.
Now to see if I can do it.
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I go down this trail often because it is easy to walk to.
This is just off one of the Regent Parkway residential communities in Fort Mill, South Carolina.
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Here is an AI generated description of this place that one can reach by car or the Little Sugar Creek Greenway:
James K. Polk was born in a log cabin in Pineville, North Carolina (then part of Mecklenburg County) on November 2, 1795.
The original farmhouse no longer exists, but the site is preserved as the President James K. Polk State Historic Site, located at 12031 Lancaster Highway in Pineville.
The historic site features a reconstructed log cabin based on period descriptions and is open to the public free of charge.
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