더럼 카운티‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪10‬개의 호수

This viewpoint from the northern end of the Rolling View Recreation Area offers an expansive view over Falls Lake. You can see across the water to the Sandling Beach Recreation Area and Butner-Falls of Neuse Game Lands, and there are even restrooms and a water fountain here at the beach parking lot if you are in need.

Originally named New Hope Lake Project, the reservoir was renamed in 1974 in memory of B. Everett Jordan Project. It includes several parts located around the lake and hosts nice trails, leading through beautiful wetlands with endless opportunities to spot wildlife like reptiles and birds.

This viewpoint from the northern end of the Rolling View Recreation Area offers an expansive view over Falls Lake. You can see across the water to the Sandling Beach Recreation Area and Butner-Falls of Neuse Game Lands, and there are even restrooms and a water fountain here at the beach parking lot if you are in need.

Once the path leaves the highway, it makes its way to the shoreline of the lake. This section of trail offers expansive views of the water for miles at a time. The visitor's center to the east and the Rolling View Recreation Area to the north are popular starting and finishing points when running on this part of the trail.

This small campsite on the edge of the water is a great turn around point (or just a rest stop) for your run. There are wide open views onto the lake from the shore. The entirety of the Falls Lake Trail in this area offers views of the reservoir.

This section of the Falls Lake Trail starts at the Hickory Hill Boat Ramp, where you can get picturesque views of the lake and take great photos. From here, the trail leads in a northern direction until it reaches Red Mill Road. This part of the Falls Lake Trail only leads partially along the lake, but is no less impressive than the other sections.

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.

Originally named New Hope Lake Project, the reservoir was renamed in 1974 in memory of B. Everett Jordan Project. It includes several parts located around the lake and hosts nice trails, leading through beautiful wetlands with endless opportunities to spot wildlife like reptiles and birds.