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Happy Great Trails State Day! Today, we’re celebrating North Carolina’s incredible trail systems that connect us with na
Conservation Trust for North CarolinaOctober 17, 2026

Oct 17 · 11 likes

Happy Great Trails State Day!

Today, we’re celebrating North Carolina’s incredible trail systems that connect us with nature, our communities, and the places we love. CTNC is proud to help protect the lands that make these outdoor adventures possible and trails such as the Overmountain Victory Trail and Asutsi Trail.
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