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Welcome to the Friends of Crowders Mountain, Inc.








     
 


Make sure you check out "The Friends on U-Tube" under the Membership Tab



 

 

 

 

 



We’re on Facebook!!!  Please click on the link below to go to our Friends of Crowders Mountain, Inc. fan page on Facebook and “like” us.  We will be posting updates regularly so please keep checking back.   http://www.facebook.com/pages/Friends-of-Crowders-Mountain-Inc/159839400733550?sk=wall



The Friends group was formed in December, 2000 and has grown into a 501(c) 3 tax-exempt, tax-deductible non-profit public charity. The Friends group can ask individuals and corporations for donations for the park improvement - something that the park staff, as government employees, are not permitted to do.

Some of the projects funded thus far include trail signs, an insect collection storage system, cameras, and a video production computer as well as program materials and meals for emergency workers.


For more information click on the Accomplishments Button on Menu
 


The Boulders Access Contact Station was opened as part of a dedication ceremony for the Boulders Area of Crowders Mtn. State Park on April 25th, 2009. The Boulders area lies in close proximity to the Ridgeline Trail that extends from North Carolina into South Carolina, connecting Crowder's Mountain State Park to King's Mountain State Park and Kings Mountain National Military Park.

From I-85 go South to Exit 5, turn onto Old Dixon School road, then left on Bethlehem Road, turn right onto Van Dyke road and new access area  is on your right.

 


  Brochures for Friends of Crowders Mountain, Inc are available at Crowders Mountain State Park Visitors Center, and Gaston, Lincoln,  Cleveland County Libraries, U. S. National Whitewater Center, and York County, SC libraries.


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