Explore Lake Tillery Find places around Lake Tillery and nearby towns.
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Approximate straight-line distance from Lake Tillery center; not driving distance or travel time. Supported town references: Albemarle, Badin, Norwood, Mount Gilead, and Troy. Shoreline distance Maximum straight-line distanceAny distance 1 mile of shoreline 5 miles of shoreline 10 miles of shoreline 20 miles of shoreline Measured to the reviewed shoreline, not driving distance or distance from you.
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× Uwharrie National Forest National forest trails and recreation · Uwharrie area
A wooded stream in Uwharrie National Forest, May 2013. The forest is a separate outing from the lake.Uwharrie Trail (1231) — bobistraveling · CC BY 2.0 · Resized / cropped The Uwharrie National Forest opens up a longer land-based trip beyond Lake Tillery: hiking, camping, equestrian routes and motorized trails across separate recreation areas.
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Directions need a named trailhead or recreation area, not the forest's general marker. The Forest Service map shows the permitted activities and current alerts. Badin Lake recreation is on a different lake from Tillery.
Map orientation: This marker helps locate the broader destination. It is not a boundary or a precise entrance; use the linked access points for directions.
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Conditions, fire restrictions, road access, and trail status change; consult Forest Service alerts and a specific trail source.
Explore 4 trails, 5 campgrounds, 1 access point, and 2 other places Source and map note Guide facts checked 2026-08-07. Supporting source
Reviewed district-office visitor point; the forest spans a broad area and this marker is an orientation point, not every recreation site.
Use this map for planning, not navigation, water depth, property boundaries, or launch-condition decisions.