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Pamlico Peninsula Region 3 contains the following counties:
Beaufort (BE), Mainland Dare (DA), Mainland Hyde (HY), Tyrrell (TY), Washington (WA)
Coastal Region Paddle Trails Map with county names.
The trail names can be broken down as follows:
"region letter"-"County/ies the trail is in"-"trail number".
More detail on the Trail Naming Convention is available on the map list page.
Trail Descriptions
This trail begins at the old fishing village of Mackeys near the Albemarle Sound where several old fish houses can be seen. This stream has stretches of high banks that provide the habitat for many upland hardwood species that usually aren't seen along many coastal streams.
Trail map for printing (Adobe .pdf file)
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| (1) Boat Ramp at the end of SR 1322 in Mackeys |
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| (2) US 64 Culverts in Roper |
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This trail begins at the bridge across Conaby Creek on Main street (SR 1325), just east of downtown Plymouth. Beginning in the upper headwaters of the creek, the paddler is completely enclosed by the overhanging canopy of hardwood trees draped in Spanish Moss. The creek slowly opens up to become a substantial water body as it reaches the Roanoke River near the terminus of the trail.
Trail map for printing (Adobe .pdf file)
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| (1) Bridge on SR 1325, east of downtown Plymouth |
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| (2) Wildlife Ramp on NC 45 |
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| (3) Wildlife Ramp on NC 45 |
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