Trails & Parks

Outdoor Accessibility

Ready, set, explore! Alamance County, NC is your backyard adventure zone—where trails twist through forests, goats greet you at historic farms, and playgrounds are practically calling your name. Whether you're chasing waterfalls at Cedarock Park, paddling the Haw River, or picnicking under the stars, there’s something for every explorer, big and small.

To support both visitors and residents, the Alamance County Visitors Bureau is actively working with community partners to provide clear, up-to-date information about the accessibility of facilities and to what degree. Whether you're hiking, paddling, or simply relaxing by the river, we want your experience to be welcoming and informed. 

Alamance County is home to diverse outdoor spaces that blend recreation with heritage.  Come climb, splash, hike, and laugh your way through Alamance County’s natural playground.

Browse the list below to find locations with accessible paths, amenities, and experiences tailored to a variety of needs. We’re always working with our partners to improve and update this information—so check back often for new additions! Whether you're rolling, strolling, or just soaking in the scenery, these destinations are designed to be inclusive and enjoyable for all.

🌟 Welcome to Alamance County’s Accessible Destinations

We're proud to offer parks, trails, and historic sites that embrace inclusivity and are designed to be enjoyed by everyone. Whether you're planning a weekend hike, a peaceful paddle, or a history-filled family picnic, we've made it easier to explore with accessibility in mind.

Below you'll find a list of assets with features like paved paths, adaptive playgrounds, ADA-compliant amenities, and more. Each listing includes key accessibility details to help you plan your adventure with confidence.

Let’s explore—where nature meets everyone’s path. ♿🌳🛶  Stay tuned for updates!