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Originally Posted by WesternMichRunnerGirl23
Thanks everyone. I appreciate the advice. I will look into Aberdeen and White Lake! And yes, it's strange that there aren't more places to run in fayetteville, but from what I hear, if you have access to the base there are lots of places. Unfortunately I do not have access.
I will make lemonade out of lemons for now
By the way, Time2Travel, how do you like living in Wilmington? What are the people like? So far, when I have visited I have really enjoyed myself. Sounds like summers are wicked hot here in Fayetteville...I will have to make my way to the coast often to cool off!
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First of all, anyone can access post if they go through one of the main access control points (Long Street, All American Freeway), etc which a drivers license, registration and allow them to search your vehicle.
The All American Trail is a ten to fifteen foot wide unpaved pathway designed for use by hikers, runners, and bicyclers. Horses are not permitted. The trail (currently eleven miles long) follows the perimeter boundary of Fort Bragg through North Carolina’s Sandhills Region.
The terrain is mixed with sections that range from nearly flat to fairly hilly. A noteworthy section of trail, currently being constructed, will be a 1,000 foot long boardwalk that crosses Rockfish Creek and its wetlands.
Interpretive signage will be provided along the trail that identifies and describes the unique plants and wildlife. There are more than 1,500 species of plants and trees, and over 400 species of wildlife -- including the endangered Red Cockaded Woodpecker.
The Raeford entrances are not on post and the public can access them. It's a favorite spot of mine to run, hike and take the dog out.
I encourage you to check it out!