Trails

All areas of Carolina Sandhills NWR are open to foot traffic. However, the following trails are maintained for public use.

Longleaf Pine Interpretive Trail

Trail Length (mi)
0.26
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Martin's Lake Overlook Trail

Trail Length (mi)
0.12
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Pine Barrens Gentian Trail

This 1/4 mile trail with interpretive signage focuses on the longleaf pine ecosystem. 
Trail Length (mi)
0.65
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Tate's Trail

Three miles in length, this trail runs parallel to Martin's Lake and Pool D, makes a loop around Lake 12, and culminates in the Lake Bee Recreation Area. Provides a good view of diverse habitats, including wetlands, bottomland hardwoods, upland pine-scrub oaks, and open pine-grassland areas. 
Trail Length (mi)
3.99
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Tripod Trail

This 1/4-mile long trail leads to a photoblind. Interpretive signage along the way describes common wildlife and plants. 
Trail Length (mi)
0.31
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Woodland Pond Trail

One mile; passes through wetlands, upland pine habitat, and a small open area. Good area for songbirds; terminus connects with the Longleaf Pine Interpretive Trail across the Wildlife Drive.
Trail Length (mi)
0.77
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