Everyone, it seems, paddles — except you. Whatever the reason, you can see what all the fuss is about in the safe confines of Lake Lesa and the quiet waterway that explores the interior of the park. $6 for an hour’s worth of discovery. (If you have your own boat, ramps off Indian Creek Road and Baum Road let you explore the waters of Indian and Smith creeks, and Northwest River, which border the park.
Expert Picks
Travis ZarinsI’m loving the fabric of this super soft hoodie. I never want to take it off!
Raleigh
Scott WoodThese moderately priced insoles are a great upgrade for any hiking shoe.
Raleigh
Amy QuinnI wear my Arizona’s ALL the time. I can’t wait to get a new color this Spring!
Raleigh
Bittu AliThe SS127 is the best paddling, purpose-built fishing kayak on the market. The secondary stability is amazing, the glide and efficiency are best in class and all the tackle management features are in the most logical place.
Raleigh
Rich ChisholmThis is such a good value. A lightweight 1 person tent for a great price. I like it for solo missions to fish or for section hikes on the AT. With social distancing a thing, bringing your own tent on a trip with buddies makes a lot of sense.
Chapel Hill
Amy QuinnThese pants are great. I love the stretch and how durable they are for a hike.
Raleigh
Lee QuinnThe Kuhl Radikl pants are among the most versatile items in my closet – I’ve worn them for hiking, travel, work, and casual every-day wear…even the occasional amateur archeology dig! Comfortable, sharp-looking, and a design that moves with you and transitions from one activity to the next without taking a break!
Raleigh
Scott WoodThe Rydr is my favorite pant by far. The combination of the 10.8 oz fabric and the articulated knees gives me the best of both worlds – durablitlly and freedom of movement. The cell phone pocket is highly functional without looking silly. Great colors too.
Raleigh
