Located along the scenic banks of the Lumber River, Lumberton blends outdoor adventure, rich culture and Southern hospitality in the heart of southeastern North Carolina. Conveniently located along I-95, the destination offers an easy escape for travelers looking to reconnect with nature while enjoying the comfort of a welcoming community. Beyond its waterways and parks, visitors can experience the deep cultural roots of the region, including the heritage and traditions of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, the largest tribe east of the Mississippi River. Local dining, community events and cultural experiences add another layer to any visit, creating a destination where nature and heritage are closely connected. Lumberton’s approachable atmosphere makes it easy to spend a weekend exploring at your own pace, whether relaxing outdoors, discovering hidden gems or spending time with family and friends. With a growing commitment to stewardship and accessibility, the destination encourages visitors to enjoy its natural spaces responsibly while helping preserve the rivers, forests and landscapes that define the region.
in the Lumberton Area
Trail experiences throughout Lumberton invite visitors to slow down and experience the wild beauty of southeastern North Carolina. Paddle beneath towering cypress trees and reflective blackwater landscapes from Princess Ann Access at Lumber River State Park, wander through the quiet forest setting of the Naked Landing Trail, or enjoy the playful, family-friendly StoryWalk trail at Luther Britt Park. Multi-use park trails and greenways offer space for biking, running, disc golf and everyday outdoor connection, while accessible pathways help more visitors experience the area’s natural surroundings. From peaceful river paddles to shaded woodland walks, Lumberton’s trails showcase the landscapes, wildlife and slower pace that make this region unique.
Important note: Accessible trails' activities are highlighted in blue!
Trail name
Trail town
Activities
Naked Landing Trail
Lumberton
StoryWalk Trail at Luther Britt Park
Lumberton
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At Outdoor NC, we are dedicated to promoting accessibility for all visitors, regardless of their abilities. We strive to improve the accessibility of our offerings and share this information through our various platforms, including our Trail Town Guide. We collaborate with state, regional, local and private-sector partners to make North Carolina’s destinations and outdoor spaces easier to access.
In this guide "Accessible" means
- This guide includes accessible, easy, moderate and difficult trails which may be suitable for, or exceed, anyone’s ability. Plan Ahead and Be Prepared.
- For this guide, trails which are marked as “accessible” are ADA compliant (firm, stable surface that is at least 36 inches wide). This includes paved greenways, hard pack pathways and boardwalks. It does not mean that these trails are without obstacles.
- Beyond ADA compliant trails, this guide lists many opportunities that are suitable for visitors of all abilities which include walking tours and driving trails. Additionally, check with local land managers for information on adaptive mountain bike access for mountain biking and road cycling trails.
- We encourage all visitors to utilize the provided trail websites and other local resources to become familiar with trail descriptions, site facilities and potential obstacles, so you know what to expect and can make the best determination for your skill and abilities.
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