EMBRACE NATURE 4 Walking Trails to Keep You Active This Winter
One of the best ways to see the winter scenery is by exploring a walking trail. Walking is one of the best exercises you can do for your body to stay physically active, too. Luckily for you, there are several local walking trails in Raleigh you can visit.
PULLEN PARK 520 Ashe Ave. | Hours: Dawn to dusk every day
Pullen Park was open to the public on March 22, 1887. It was the first public park in North Carolina and the fifth-oldest amusement park in the U.S. It’s a 66-acre public park located near the Main and Centennial campuses of North Carolina State University. There are walking trails around the park and a community center, aquatic center, playgrounds, tennis courts, athletic fields, an arts center, and much more. Bring the grandchildren for fun at the playground or visit the arts center!
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MEREDITH GREENWAY 404 Gorman St. | Hours: 7 a.m to 9 p.m.
This trail allows you to walk through some beautiful greenery. Located near Meredith College, Meredith Greenway provides connections between neighborhoods, other parks, and even the North Carolina Museum of Art. There are paved and unpaved trails that go through primarily natural areas. You can use this trail to get to the Reedy Creek Trail, Gorman Street Connector, Rocky Branch Trail, and the Centennial Bikeway Connector. Parking is available at Trailhead Lane.
Since the Fed’s goal is to keep long-term inflation around 2% (and that’s what we’ve experienced this century), folks are concerned that “temporary” inflation is lingering longer than we want.
LAKE JOHNSON PARK 4601 Avent Ferry Rd. | Hours: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
So, are prices going to continue to rise in 2022?
That’s likely, but how much, how fast, and for how long depend on a lot of global factors, including whether the Fed raises interest rates or takes other actions.
This recreation area has more than 5 miles of trails around a lake, boat rentals, and picnic and fishing areas. Lake Johnson Park opened to the public in 1952 and consists of 500 acres. There are both paved and unpaved trails, along with two parking lots for your convenience. One is located at 132 Lake Dam Road, and the other is located at 5041 Avent Ferry Rd.
We’re keeping an eye on it.
BROOKHAVEN NATURE PARK 5125 Berkeley St. | Hours: Dawn to dusk every day
Will your taxes go up in 2022?
That’s the question of the month on Capitol Hill as lawmakers debate the Build Back Better deal that could come with tax law changes. We don’t know when (or if) the bill will be passed, but we’re watching closely, and I’ll update you when we know what’s likely to happen.
Opened in 1973, this 26-acre park features forest trails with a footbridge over a stream and picnic tables. The park is an excellent location for viewing birds and other wildlife. Woods on this trail will surround you, and it will make you feel one with nature. This quiet park is great for walking with pets or friends, and a parking lot is located near the trail access.
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