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The NC Trail Days Festival celebrates the great outdoors in Elkin, a trails town located on the Yadkin River in the Blue Ridge foothills of the Yadkin Valley.
Hike. Bike. Climb. Run. Paddle. Explore. This first-ever festival offers a wide variety of outdoor activities from May 31-June 2, 2019.
The schedule of events includes the Stone Mountain 5K Trail Race, guided local hikes on the Mountains-to-Sea Trail, Overmountain Victory Trail and at Stone Mountain State Park. Paddling events and a family flotilla take place on the Yadkin River, along with guest speakers and workshops, evening entertainment, a Trail Days parade and much more.
NC Trail Days are a great opportunity to experience the many outdoor adventure options that make Elkin a true trails town. Check out the array of festival activities and then review the lodging options in Elkin to book the best lodging options convenient to all the fun.
To learn more about the trail systems in Elkin, visit the Elkin Valley Trails Association website by clicking here.
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