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The Neuse River Greenway Trail stretches 34.6 miles from Falls Lake Dam to the Sam's Branch Greenway in Clayton. This multi-use path runs along the Neuse River with lush, tree-lined paths and multiple river crossings over bridges, including two suspension bridges. There are also short boardwalks through wetland areas that provide excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. On the southern end, the trail merges with the Clayton River Walk, extending the river's scenic views over an additional 4 miles. The trail connects to several other paths, including the Abbotts Creek Trail and Walnut Creek Trail, and is part of the East Coast Greenway network. There is drinking water and restrooms at the Buffaloe Road Athletic Park and Anderson Point Park.

This bridge offers stunning views of the Neuse River and the surrounding natural scenery, connecting the Neuse River Greenway and the Smith Creek Greenway

The Neuse River Greenway Trail stretches 34.6 miles from Falls Lake Dam to the Sam's Branch Greenway in Clayton. This multi-use path runs along the Neuse River with lush, tree-lined paths and multiple river crossings over bridges, including two suspension bridges. There are also short boardwalks through wetland areas that provide excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. On the southern end, the trail merges with the Clayton River Walk, extending the river's scenic views over an additional 4 miles. The trail connects to several other paths, including the Abbotts Creek Trail and Walnut Creek Trail, and is part of the East Coast Greenway network. There is drinking water and restrooms at the Buffaloe Road Athletic Park and Anderson Point Park. Currently, there are closures between mile markers 13.75 and 17.25 until December 2024 and at mile marker 8 until January 2025, with a detour available for the latter. For the latest updates, including detour details, visit the City of Raleigh's trail page.

Part of the Falls Lake State Recreation Area, Holly Point Recreation Area is a campground and recreation area with amenities, perfect for enjoying nature in Franklin and Wake.

Falls Lake is a 12,410-acre reservoir and is the main source of drinking water for the city of Raleigh and the surrounding communities. The lake provides many recreational opportunities such as boating, fishing, swimming, picnicking, camping, hiking, and biking.

Falls Lake is a 12,410-acre reservoir and is the main source of drinking water for the city of Raleigh and the surrounding communities. The lake provides many recreational opportunities such as boating, fishing, swimming, picnicking, camping, hiking, and biking.

Beautiful connecting causeway that takes Cheeks Road over Falls Lake. Going over the causeway is super nice with great views out over the lake. Don't whizz past too fast on your bike as it really is a nice section of road with nice lake views.

Another bridge that cuts over one of the many arms of Falls Lake. This stunning stretch is simply beautiful and the crossing is shorter than most.