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Lake Cammack

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Description
Location: Northern Alamance County (Mebane-Burlington)
Miles: 5.5
Skill Level: Intermediate
Contact: Park office (336) 421-3872 (call to see if park is open)

Park Hours and Fees: No Fees to ride, parking is free. The park is closed every Thursday. In December & January, it's only open Tuesdays, Saturdays and Sundays.

Directions: 85N/40 West towards Burlington. Take Exit 143 to Rt 62 North. 62 North to Hwy 70. Take a right on Hwy 70 (east) to 62 North (again). Take a left on Union Ridge Road. Park entrance is clearly marked on the left.


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Rules of the Trail: Helmets are required. Riders must sign in with rangers office prior to riding.

Lake Cammack is an 850-acre reservoir located in the northern section of Alamance County. The park consists of 62 acres with boating, fishing, playgrounds, picnic shelters and walking/biking trails. The trails meanders through thick oak forest along the shores of the lake and back into the hills. Several small climbs, rocks and log stacks make for a good solid ride in a wonderful scenic area. Although it's slightly outside the Triangle, it's definitely worth the trip if your looking for something new to ride.

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