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Go to Stony Mountain Lake Number Two if you want to go to a nice lake. Falls Reservoir is a good lake in the vicinity of Stony Mountain Lake Number Two, and Little Mountain Creek is close to Stony Mountain Lake Number Two and is always a delight to visit. This lake is so wonderful. On a pretty day you get a sight of Morrow Mountain from Stony Mountain Lake Number Two, and there are other places here than Stony Mountain Lake Number Two, for example Stony Mountain
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| | Lake Number One. Much rainfall falls at Stony Mountain Lake Number Two; July is the month that gets the most rain, and April is when it's the driest.
Near Stony Mountain Lake Number Two you hit upon the Uwharrie Jeep Trail which is a brilliant hiking trail, and after a long day outdoors Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Albemarle, Nc is a splendid location to spend a night or two. At Stony Mountain Lake Number Two all through the summer highs are in the | |
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80's. Through the moonlight hours it's typically in the 60's. Throughout the winter highs are in the 50's, and winter nights come with lows in the 20's to Stony Mountain Lake Number Two. Norwood Camping Resort is a tremendous campground
nearby, and paddling on Rocky River is so much fun.
Stony Mountain Lake Number Two in fact is in the middle of a beautiful outdoors paradise. Here at Stony Mountain Lake Number Two you'll possibly meet some folks from Albemarle,
and Stony Mountain Lake Number Two is a magnificent place to visit for more than one day, Badin Lake Campground is a magnificent place to camp nearby. Uwharrie River has a tremendous whitewater paddling spot close by, and if you need
a place to stay Sleep Inn Albemarle is a splendid choice.
This lake is so wonderful. The Uwharrie National Recreation Trail is a splendid hiking trail close to Stony Mountain Lake Number Two, and there's always Stony Mountain Number Two Dam to take a look at right next door to Stony Mountain Lake Number Two.
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Coordinates:
Latitude: 35.33
Longitude: -80.10833
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Uwharrie River, Randolph/Montgomery CountyCounty, 9 miles away
Class I-II - 17.2 miles long (Route 1301 to Morrow Mountain State Park) |
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Rocky River, Stanly/Union/Anson CountyCounty, 13 miles away
Class I-II - 25 miles long (Route 1440 Bridge to US Route 52 Bridge) |
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Falls Reservoir
 | Outstanding scenery! Like a storybook setting , although last time I went , it was close to 100 degrees....It is a very great lake for fishing. There is absolutly no recreation(jet-skiers, water skiers). You must be careful, there are many unmarked water hazards (most are near the upper dam). I wouldn't take an expensive boat on the lake....The perfect place to find yourself lost among nature and forget all of your ''big'' city problems without a 3 day hike into the woods....Falls Reservoir is a hidden jewel. Located between two dams. No development whatsoever.... |
Uwharrie National Recreation Trail
 | I hiked this trail today and saw a bear sleeping in the middle of the trail.... |
Cotton Patch Gold Mine
 | ... by the day. Bring your own pans, sluices and supplies or rent ours Cotton Patch Gold Mine is now an Official GPAA (Gold Prospectors Asssociation of American) Member. Show membership card for 10% discount on our mining supplies.
Panning:
Pan for gold in one of our many stand up panning troughs. Easy on the back and fun. We supply the pan, material (dirt)... you supply the excitement of finding gold! No reservations needed to pan...just stop on in, we'll have a spot for you and instructions if needeed.
Magic Spiral Wheels:
Rent one of our Gold Magic Spiral Wheels. Just slowly scoop in the material and let the Magic Wheel do the rest. All the gold collects in the very center of the wheel.
Sluicing & Hibanking:
Reserve your spot in the creek for Sluicing, Power Sluicing or Hibanking. Take prospecting to the next level... it's simple to learn and fun to watch the gold collect.
Cotton Patch Gold Mine & Campground is open year round and offers excellent camping amenities. Stay overnight and enjoy our prospecting and nature trails. We also have fr... |
Uwharrie River
| ...boys, (six in all) with three canoes. The water was way high flowing over the bridge at Low River 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 ... |
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