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A nice place to camp here at Farlows Lake is Deep River Campground And RV Park; there are some good whitewater spots on Deep River. Getting to North Prong Richland Creek from Farlows Lake is easy, and Farlows Lake is great enough to spend more than a day at, Banjo Creek RV Resort & Campground is a great local campground. High temperatures at Farlows Lake throughout the summer months are in the 80's while overnight lows are frequently in the 60's. Highs throughout
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| | the winter are generally in the 40's; night lows at Farlows Lake through the winter frequently sink into the 20's. Farlows Lake sees pretty high levels of precipitation; August is the wettest month with most rain; the driest of the months is April.
But wait, there's more to do next to Farlows Lake. This is a wonderful area for people who like lakes. Shaw-Hudson Lake is a lake in the neighborhood, and the Birkhead Trail is a splendid hiking trail close by. | |
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Not far from Farlows Lake you obtain some pleasant water scenery at Farlow Lake Dam, and whitewater paddling is not for everyone but if it's for you then, we recommend Deep River. This lake is so wonderful. Cox Mountain is beautiful
and can be seen from Farlows Lake.
This lake is so wonderful. Hampton Inn Asheboro is a pleasant spot to get some rest, and since you might be in a lake visiting mood you can always check out close by Blacks Lake. Near Farlows
Lake you stumble on the Uwharrie Jeep Trail which is a wonderful hiking trail, and if you need a spot to stay Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites ASHEBORO is a delightful choice.
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites ASHEBORO, Asheboro
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3 miles away
Welcome to the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites of Asheboro, NC. We are close to many of the local companies of Randolph County, such as Timken, Malt-O-Meal,Energizer ,Eveready Battery, Arrow, Coope...
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Hampton Inn Asheboro, Asheboro
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3 miles away
Centrally located in North Carolina the Hampton Inn Asheboro hotel offers a beautifully appointed setting and exceptional service. If tourism is on your mind Hampton Inn Asheboro North Carolina is jus...
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Current weather conditions at Farlows Lake, Randolph County, North Carolina
Local climate location: HIGH POINT 15 miles away
       
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Coordinates:
Latitude: 35.64278
Longitude: -79.8025
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Deep River, Randolph CountyCounty, 8 miles away
Class I-II - 6 miles long (Route 2128 to Route 2221) |
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Deep River, Randolph CountyCounty, 9 miles away
Class I-II - 5.4 miles long (Route 2221 to Route 2615) |
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Deep River, Moore CountyCounty, 15 miles away
Class I-II - 12.7 miles long (North Carolina Route 42 to Route 1456) |
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Banjo Creek RV Resort & Campground
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Banjo Creek RV Resort & Campground is located in Asheboro, NC, home of the NC Zoological Park (The NC Zoo). Also nearby are trail heads of the Uwharrie National Forest, The World Class Potters of Seagrove, and the Uwharrie River.
Banjo Creek Resort features 140 full and partial hook up sites for RVs, and several tent sites as well. The Little River runs along one side of the park, and walking trails are throughout our 33 acres. We also have a stocked fishing pond. Other amenities include a Jumping Pillow, a swimming pool, a kiddie pool, miniature golf, community campfires, a 2800 sq. Ft. Deck at the lodge (for dances and other music events), Country Store, game room, WiFi, weekend activities, and on Saturday mornings we have ''The Best Breakfast in Camping. ''
Reservations may be made by calling 336-381-3422. Come See Us!... |
Deep River
| My wife and I decided to give this route a try, and we found that a couple of miles down river from the put-in site, there is a big dam that is at least 20 feet tall with no way around it. We ended up walking 2 miles back to the car to come pick up our kayaks. When we got home we looked at satellite pictures using google maps and it looks like there are 2 more dams before you would reach the take out site. I do NOT recommend this route. Paddlers beware!... |
Camp Nawaka Lake
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Uwharrie River
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...ver bridge on SR 1301, our putin point. With the water that high the current was swift with a lot of low lying trees dwarfing the banks. We no sooner put in and the second canoe got caught in the current and capsized. We in the third were unable to upright it before it became lodged between two trees with the current making it impossible to free it. We were able to recover the two boys and rejoin with the first canoe which had continued on downstream. Long and short of our adventure we all made it to Morrow Mtn State Park in about 5 hours time in two canoes (11:30 AM - 4:30 PM). We stayed to the center of the river as much as possible and negotiated the rapids without mishap. It was very unpredictable with alot of unsuspecting trees in the middle of the river (sumerged islands). We then returned to Low River Bridge to recover the lost canoe. The water was now some four to five feet lower clearing the bridge. With much of the pressure of the current on the canoe now gone we were able to free it and get it out of the river. With all the extra rain of this year the river is still bound ... |
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