Pottery Pinecones

GREAT TRAILS STATE DAY

Saturday, October 19, 2024

To celebrate Great Trails State Day in North Carolina, the Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen Area CVB has partnered with renowned Seagrove Potter Crystal King to create 30 pottery pinecones which will be hidden along select Moore County trails on Saturday, October 19. This is a spinoff of the very popular spring Pinecone Pathways Program which will enter its third year in 2025.

These “Crystal Cones” are all handmade and created by Crystal King. Each pinecone is individually stamped by King and dated for authenticity. On October 18, we’ll announce the trails where the pinecones will be hidden so hunters can prepare for Great Trails Day, October 19.

The pinecones all look like the ones shown on this page and will display a special tag with a QR code. Finders can register their pinecone and be eligible for a drawing to win a $250 gift card! The rules require only one person per pinecone, so if you locate two of them, we ask that you leave the extra pinecone behind for someone else to find.

About Crystal King Pottery

Crystal King was born and raised within the rich pottery heritage of Seagrove, North Carolina. She is the daughter of renowned potters Terry and Anna King and is recognized by folk art collectors all over the country. Crystal’s work is highly sought after and is displayed in many museums and collections. She is integral part of Southern folk art pottery culture.

For more information about Crystal King Pottery, visit: https://www.crystalkingpottery.studio/

Address: 2475 NC-705, Seagrove, NC 27341

Phone: 910-695-0029

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