Situated just west of Raleigh, Cary is in close proximity to Research Triangle Park as well as Duke University, making it a popular destination for professionals as well as college students. Despite being known as The technology town of North Carolina because of the large number of residents who own computers, Cary, NC still manages to retain its old world charm and its natural preserves. Residents as well as visitors have a large choice of outdoor activities in Cary including a skateboard park, several golf courses and four major parks.
Hemlocks Bluffs Nature Preserve
Hemlocks Bluffs Nature Preserve, so named after a unique stand of Hemlock trees at the park offers excellent wildlife and bird watching opportunities and scenic observation platforms as you walk along the three miles of trails within the park. The 3,700-square-foot, Stevens Nature Center, is a great place to learn about the history of the area as well as the various animals and plants that live in the Nature Preserve. Year-round nature programs for participants of all ages make this Nature Preserve a favorite haunt for the whole family during any season. Other attractions at the Stevens nature...