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- Flatty Creek Trail. Firstly, let’s start with some directions to Goose Creek Park: Goose Creek Address: 2190 Camp Leach Rd, Washington, NC 27889. GPS Coordinates: N35.4821, W76.9012.
- Goose Creek Trail. Goose Creek is an easy trail that meanders through a riparian pine forest. Along the way, you’ll have plenty of birdwatching and wildlife viewing opportunities as you pass creeks and dense thickets of trees.
- Live Oak Trail. The Live Oak Trail is located in the southeast corner of Goose Creek State Park. It’s a short trail filled with beautiful towering Live Oaks draped in Spanish moss.
- Mallard Creek Trail. Speaking of Mallard Creek! This loop trail is connected to the Live Oak, Huckleberry, and the Tar Kiln Trail, making it a great option to connect multiple trails.
Trail descriptions and additional information will be added soon! In the meantime, please contact the park if you have any questions.
AllTrails has 7 great trails for birding, walking, and hiking and more. Enjoy hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and photos from nature lovers like you. Ready for your next hike or bike ride? Explore one of 7 easy hiking trails in Goose Creek State Park that are great for the whole family. Looking for a more strenuous hike?
- North Carolina, United States
Goose Creek State Park mountain bike trail map. 12 trails on an interactive map of the trail network.
Located in Beaufort County 34 miles southeast of Greenville, Goose Creek State Park offers a broad range of coastal experiences, from wetlands along the Pamlico River to a cypress swamp viewed from a long boardwalk.
Goose Creek Trail 2.5 miles easy Huckleberry Trail 0.3 mile easy Ivey Gut Trail 1.8 miles easy ... Goose Creek Trails State Park 0 2,000 4,000 feet North 03/20. Title:
Goose Creek State Park offers a broad range of coastal experiences, from wetlands along the Pamlico River to a cypress swamp viewed from a long boardwalk. Remnants of boat piers, a trackless railroad bed, and burnt remains of tar kilns provide a glimpse of the heyday of a lumber industry that was once the center of life in the area.
