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Front Lake is a small reservoir at the entrance to the Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site and the trailhead for Memminger Trail. The reservoir is sometimes drained for maintenance, but it is a sight when it is full.

Glassy, or Glassy Mountain (not to be confused with its neighbor Little Glassy Mountain), is a 2,783-foot peak situated in the Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site in Flat Rock, North Carolina. The trail accessing the peak is well-maintained and easy to follow, and the summit itself is an awesome viewpoint.

Front Lake is a small reservoir at the entrance to the Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site and the trailhead for Memminger Trail. The reservoir is sometimes drained for maintenance, but it is a sight when it is full. If you run the Memminger Trail to the south from here, it crosses over Memminger Creek, which is running down from the lake.

The Oklawaha Greenway in Hendersonville, North Carolina, is a completely paved path open to bikers, runners, and walkers. The path follows along a creek for the majority of the trail while passing parks and crossing bridges. This is a really popular trail that has great signage, multiple trailheads, and access to other trails along the way.

This section of trail follows along Cane Creek. It is forested the entire way and feels more like a nature trail than the walking path around the sporting fields at Bill Moore Community Park. You pass an old, abandoned car that is beyond rusting in the woods, and the trail dead ends on the bank of Cane Creek.

Stony Bald View is a lookout area on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Located at mile marker 402.6, the observation area is at 3,750 feet overlooking Stony Bald at 4,563 feet.

At mile marker 404.5 on the Blue Ridge Parkway, Mills River Valley Overlook is the first of many close by scenic overlooks heading north. There are actually viewing areas of the valley on both sides of the parkway, and there is hiking trail access at this pull-off.

Sharpy Mountain is the highest of the peaks directly bordering Turkey Pen Gap in Pisgah National Forest. A steep climb to the top offers views of the South Fork Mills River, Pine Mountain, and Laurel Mountain.