Nice clean and well kept park. Very short walk to the top. Lots of picnic areas to relax and have a…read moresnack. Nice view at the top. Park ranger avaiable in the cabin at the top as well. Great place to stretch your legs for a bit. Love all the placards with tree and plant info on them, as well as a little historic information about the quarry.

As far as Mountain View goes, I would describe this place as a hidden gem. There was virtually no…read moreone else here on an absolutely perfect weather day, and the hike uphill was rather short and easy. You're treated to views of interesting rock formations, one in particular that may be considered "NSFW" lol! At the top there are views of a rock quarry below, picnic tables for the kids, and an overlook point where you can catch views of downtown Winston and Pilot Mountain as well, if you get the right sky for it. Well worth a trip out of the way, especially if you're planning a day in the area!

I love this park! Its very large and there is always something going on. I mainly go to walk the…read moretrails. The main trail is a mile long and circles through the trees and around the lake on the other side. Its a very nice walk. You will pass families enjoying the picnic areas and grills, lots of families on the trails with their little ones on bikes, and fishing. Everyone you pass is normally pretty friendly with hellos and encouraging words as you pass each other. There is also a large trail that branches off from this trail. I see a lot of cross country runner teams and they have a lot of matches there. But you can still enjoy the trails during matches. There is also a Baseball Field and a large field for activities such as soccer. Times vary depending on the time of year but I highly recommend this park.

Nice little park for the puppers! Water bowl for the dogs, a couple benches and toys.read more

This small neighborhood park is located near downtown Salisbury and abuts the railroad tracks. It…read moreincludes a nice sized parking lot that has an EV charging station. The park has a concrete seating area arranged as an amphitheater with its back to Innes Street. It was created through the generosity of Julian and Blanche Robertson. The park features a fountain that replicates the figure Rebecca which stood in the Square in downtown Salisbury in the early 1900's. It is open from 8:00am until sunset. There was a good amount of litter and trash here despite the trash cans. [Review 1132 of 2024 - 3627 in North Carolina - 22156 overall]