The Parks Of Cary, NC

Situated just west of Raleigh, Cary is in close proximityof all ages make this Nature Preserve a favorite haunt
to Research Triangle Park as well as Duke University,for the whole family during any season. Other
making it a popular destination for professionals as wellattractions at the Stevens nature Center include a
as college students. Despite being known as Thehands-on educational exhibit hall, a native wildflower
technology town of North Carolina because of thegarden and an outdoor education shelter.
large number of residents who own computers, Cary,Sk8-Cary Skate Park
NC still manages to retain its old world charm and itsWith a 12,000 sq foot street-course style concrete
natural preserves. Residents as well as visitors have askating park, the Sk8-Cary Skate Park is a great place
large choice of outdoor activities in Cary including afor rollerblading, skateboarding, inline skating and biking.
skateboard park, several golf courses and four majorThe skate is innovatively designed to give novice
parks.skaters a safe skating experience while offering
Hemlocks Bluffs Nature Preserveexciting challenges to the more experienced skaters.
Hemlocks Bluffs Nature Preserve, so named after aSpring and fall sees the place come to life as crowds
unique stand of Hemlock trees at the park offersof skating enthusiasts gather to see or participate in
excellent wildlife and bird watching opportunities andthe exciting skate and bike trick contests.
scenic observation platforms as you walk along theThe Amphitheatre at Regency Park
three miles of trails within the park. TheOpened in 2001, the Koka Booth Amphitheatre at
3,700-square-foot, Stevens Nature Center, is a greatRegency Park offers a state-of-the-art performing
place to learn about the history of the area as well asarts center right in the middle of the pines and
the various animals and plants that live in the Naturehardwoods of a North Carolina woodland.
Preserve. Year-round nature programs for participants