Originally constructed in 1908 and spans the Deep River. The bridge underwent many reconstructions and renovations until 1992. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It provides a scenic view and is a wonderful place for a picnic. Canoe put-in as well.
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Forty acres with picnic tables; site of Historic Camelback Bridge and annual festivals. Located in Chatham County.
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Circa 1903, a beautifully restored Queen Anne home in Historic Warrenton, NC, serving a sumptuous full breakfast. Walking dis...
Nestled in the Southern Piedmont, with rolling hills, yet a leisurly walk or ride with scenic lakes that come into play.;Cham...
Oak Hills is short but tight. Accurate drives are a big plus. A player must cross water on 10 of the 18 holes.;Back (69.6 rat...