Davidson County Horsemen's Association/R.E.I.N.S
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Davidson County Horsemen's Association/R.E.I.N.S
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News & Events The Hamby Creek Trails are now open for use to the general public. Click the picture below to see the news video of the Hamby Creek Grand Opening Celebration!
In order to make your visit to the Hamby Creek Trail a safe and rewarding experience, Davidson County encourages following these and other regulations posted along the trail for the protection of you and other visitors to the trail. Hamby Creek Trails Equestrian, Cycling, & Hiking Trail Davidson County Integrated Solid Waste Management About Hamby Creek Trail: The trail is approximately 5 miles in length and is
constructed through the wooded buffer of a closed landfill cell. Use of the landfill buffer for a trail in North Carolina is unique to Davidson County. It is our way of offering sustainable recycling to residents and visitors to our county. The trail was constructed in 2009 by Davidson County and the Davidson County Horsemen’s Association. The trail is maintained by volunteers coordinated by the Davidson County Horsemen’s Association.
Directions to Hamby Creek Trail From Bus. I-85 north from Lexington. Turn right onto Old Highway 29. Go 1.2 miles and turn right on Lower Lake Rd. Go .6 mile and cross railroad tracks. Go .2 mile further and turn right at the green sign which says “Davidson County Integrated Solid Waste Management.” . Entrance sign is on the left. Problems or Safety Issues: Call the Davidson County Sheriff’s Department at (336) 242-2100. Trail or signage issues: Contact the Davidson County Recreation and Parks Department at 336-242-2286. Want to volunteer? Complete a Volunteer Application. Forms are available from the Davidson County Recreation Department and www.visitdavidsoncounty.com.Davidson County Recreation Department
General Trail Rules for Hamby Creek Trail Read and obey all rules and regulations. Motorized vehicles are prohibited on trail corridor. Park only in designated areas. No firearms, fireworks, or open fires allowed. No smoking allowed. Possession of alcoholic beverages is prohibited. No profanity will be tolerated. Keep trail clean by placing litter in proper receptacles.
Leave the trail cleaner than you found it. No hunting allowed. Do not trespass on adjacent private land. Do not remove plant, flower, or natural objects from the trail. No overnight stays. Be courteous and respectful to others using trail. All trail users should stay to the right of the trail unless passing. Follow all trail signs. During gun deer season, all users must wear hunter orange for protection. All participants use the trail at their own risk and take liability.
Specific User Rules for Hamby Creek Trail
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