Mountains-to-Sea State Trail

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Trail Details

Trail Name

Use

hiking

Trail Type

state trail access

Parent Location

Falls Lake State Recreation Area Visitor Center

Main Trail Entry

Mountains-to-Sea State Trail

local access/reference to statewide trail

Verification

needs_trail_detail_review

Official Trail Page

https://www.ncparks.gov/state-trails/mountains-sea-state-trail

Notes

Local access/reference connected to the Mountains-to-Sea State Trail. This entry represents access or association with the Mountains-to-Sea State Trail from the Falls Lake State Recreation Area Visitor Center area rather than a single measured visitor-center-only trail segment. This entry should not replace the statewide Mountains-to-Sea State Trail main entry. Visitors should confirm current access, routing, closures, and trail conditions with official park and trail sources before traveling.

Connected Park Entries

Falls Lake State Recreation Area Visitor Center

Parent location: Falls Lake State Recreation Area Visitor Center

sub_area • Wake Forest • Wake County

Use: hiking

Trail Type: state trail access

Main Trail Entry: Mountains-to-Sea State Trail

local access/reference to statewide trail

Official trail information

13304 Creedmoor Road, Wake Forest, NC 27587

Coordinates: 36.0116, -78.6888

Trail Reference Note

Trail names may describe formal trail systems, park trail labels, or broader trail-related references depending on how each park entry is documented.

Quick Info

Trail Name

Mountains-to-Sea State Trail

Trail Slug

mountains-to-sea-state-trail-flsr-visitor-center-access

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Site Note

Visitors should confirm official trail access, closures, safety alerts, route conditions, and parking information with official park sources before traveling.

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