Bradley Nature Preserve at Alexander's Ford
Trail type: Out and back
Length: 1.3 miles each way
Difficulty: Easy
Parking: Located near the intersection of County Line Road and Gray's Road
Status: Open for walking along the road trail to the river. The foot trail is CLOSED.
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CLOSED to equestrian use
The Preserve was acquired through multiple grants to help tell the story of the Overmountain Men, a rag-tag group of area militia that chased down a British general during the Revolutionary War and won a pivotal battle at Kings Mountain.
The route the militia took during that campaign passed right trough the Preserve property. In fact the old road bed that is now the Preserve's main trail is believed to be the exact location of their trip.
Today the Preserve is a quiet country respite that includes picnic areas, a trail to the Green River and a preserved mature forest.
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The trail is closed to equestrian use until further notice.