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Abbott's Creek

The Abbott's Creek watershed starts as just a trickle north of Kernersville, North Carolina.  As it makes it's way past High Point, Thomasville and Lexington, various streams and other creeks like  Rich Fork, Leonard Creek and many more join the flow. By the time it reaches High Rock Lake it carries a sizable volume of water.  

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Heading upstream Highway 47 Bridge

Travel on Abbott's Creek is best done with a kayak or canoe but many people venture upstream in boats and personal watercraft. In the video below, ride along as we follow Abbott's Creek all the way from Highway 8 to well past Highway 47 and almost to Interstate 85. 

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Paddling Abbott's Creek

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Thanks to a new access on Highway 47, Abbott's Creek has become quite the destination for paddlers. From the access point you can paddle upstream past and through a grove of beautiful cypress trees or you can head downstream into High Rock Lake. In the videos below you can get a birds eye view of the area scenery. 

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