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Medoc Mountain State Park Adventures

Medoc Mountain State Park is a serene natural haven in North Carolina offering diverse hiking trails and a rich history. It's a quiet escape for recreation and nature enjoyment.

3,893
Acres Protected
10
Miles of Trails
70,000
Annual Visitors
1972
Year Established

Popular Activities

Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Medoc Mountain State Park.

Entrance Requirements

Free access

Best Time to Visit

Spring and fall are ideal for mild weather and colorful foliage.

Visitor Information

There is a main office located near the entrance for maps and information.

Getting There

Easily accessible via local roads, no special vehicle requirements.

Weather & Climate

Summers are warm and humid, while winters are mild and can occasionally bring light snowfall. Spring and fall are optimal for visiting, with comfortable temperatures and less humidity.

Conservation Efforts

Ongoing conservation efforts ensure the protection of native wildlife and habitats. Visitors are encouraged to leave no trace and avoid disturbing wildlife.

Camping in Medoc Mountain State Park

Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.

Medoc Mountain State Park Campground

Developed
Reservations Required

Located within easy access to the main trails and offering basic amenities.

Top Trails

Summit Loop Trail

Moderate
2.2

A loop trail providing access to the highest point in the park with scenic views.

Bear Swamp Trail

Easy
2.9

Explores wetlands and offers excellent opportunities for bird watching.

Discovery Trail

Easy
0.75

A short educational walk designed for families to explore the park's ecology.

Bluff Loop Trail

Moderate
3.0

Features river vistas and diverse forest settings along Fishing Creek.

Trailblazer Tips

Explore the less crowded trails for a more serene experience.

Spring and fall offer the best conditions for hiking with mild weather.

No permits required, but check for any special event closures.

Wear sturdy shoes, especially after rain as trails can become slippery.

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