Bartram Trail Access -Beechertown NC - Aquone, NC
Bartram Trail Access in Beechertown, NC, offers a scenic and pet-friendly hiking experience along the Nantahala River. This dog park in Aquone, NC, is perfect for dog owners looking for a peaceful outdoor escape with their pets. The trail is well-maintained and suitable for all ages, making it a great spot for families with children and dogs to enjoy nature together.
The trail features a short, paved path surrounded by beautiful fall foliage and the soothing sounds of river rapids, providing a unique dog-friendly hiking adventure. While some areas may have overgrown vegetation, the overall experience is rewarding for those seeking a quiet, off-season walk. Bartram Trail Access stands out as a favorite local destination for pet owners wanting to explore pet-friendly trails in the Nantahala Gorge area.
FAQ for Bartram Trail Access -Beechertown NC in Aquone North Carolina:
- Are dogs allowed off-leash at this park? Dogs are allowed at Bartram Trail Access but off-leash status is not specified.
- Is there a playground or activities for kids nearby? Yes, the park is good for kids with activities suitable for children.
- Are there walking or hiking trails connected to the park? Yes, there are hiking trails along the Nantahala River, described as beautiful and well-maintained.
- Is the park regularly cleaned and maintained? The bike trail is well maintained, though some trailhead access areas may have overgrown vegetation.
- Is the park open year-round? It is implied the trail can be used off-season, suggesting year-round access.
Reviews
Beautiful campsites here. The upper loop is closed due to a water leak but the lower loop along the river is still open (I’m sure most people want to camp along the river anyways). This is first come first serve so come early to get a good site. Fees are 15$ a night now.
Great trail to shred
Did not know how long the trail was.Trail head had no distance posted.Trail is more of a service road . I walked a mile out and back.
Awesome place to camp. I have been three times. Twice in the same spot. I went and paid for my spot and the ranger happened to be there when I did. Went back to my camp site and the ranger came back and gave me my money. He said the spot I was occupying was a free site. I thought that was pretty awesome. Our spot the last two times was right on the water. The boys enjoyed waking up and swimming in the lake. Great place to take the family and get away from the city.
Nice hike easy trail but most up hill
One of my favorite places in the Nantahala Gorge
Lots of overgrown Vegetation and Bees everywhere. Someone needs to clear the Trailhead Access. Trail is barely visible.