Walnut Creek Park

Walnut Creek Park, which is a part of the Twelve Mile Creek Trail, extends from Waxham, North Carolina into Lancaster, South Carolina.

Here is a little more information about this beautiful park:

The North Carolina segment of the Twelve Mile Creek Trail is a mixture of paved and natural surface. It also features sidewalks and boardwalks.
There is a 170-foot suspension bridge that connects Twelve Mile Creek Trail in North Carolina to a segment of the trail in South Carolina.
Twelve Mile Creek Trail is part of the Carolina Thread Trail System. Its construction was funded by county matching funds and with grants.
Walnut Creek Park’s easy terrain is commonly used for running, hiking, and paved surface biking.
Much of the park is also handicap-friendly.
The park features a 1.4-mile, one-way hiking trail. This trail is made up of a 0.6-mile segment in the Town Creek Park and a 0.8-mile section in the Millbridge area.
The Millbridge segment of Walnut Creek Park’s links to H.C. Nesbit Park where the parking lot is located.
There’s also parking at Walnut Creek Park’s southern trailhead.
Walnut Creek Park’s trail has large trees bordering it in the north and west. Portions of it are also surrounded by a grassy meadow.
An important landmark in the park is a log cabin in the southern part of its premises.
No fees are charged for entry into the park.
Pets are allowed into Walnut Creek Park as long as they are on a leash.
Motorized vehicles such as RVs and ATVs are not allowed within the park.
There are no restroomswithin the park.
Walnut Creek Park is open from dawn to dusk.

If taking NC-75 W, the Walnut Creek Park is an 8-minute, 4.2-mile drive from the Well Doctor branch office in Waxhaw.