ENO RIVER STATE PARK
6101 Cole Mill Road, Durham, NC 27705 Directions
Since 1975
Eno River State Park is 33 miles away before winding up on the eastern side of the county at Falls Lake. The river flows through hills and bluffs with shrubs and pines ready to go hiking and enjoying from one of five points of entry. It's one of the river's most beautiful routes, where water flows over rocks, and green grass hangs from stone-lined bluffs. It has nearly 28 miles of trail that will take you to the center of nature. The waters of Eno River stream through dense trees, old mills and home sites, and rive lined with flowering shrubs and over early settler fords. Backcountry camping is accessible at single sites and group campsites.
Birding, Dogs on Leash, River, Camping, Canoeing, Fishing, Forest, Wildlife, Events, Walking, Nature Trips, Programs, Running & Picnic Area
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WEST POINT ON THE ENO
5101 North Roxboro Street, Durham, NC 27712 Directions
Since 1942
West Point on the Eno is a 404-acre incredible natural park situated along a two-mile stretch of the picturesque Eno River at 5101 North Roxboro Lane, Six miles north of Durham Centre. You can enjoy a nice relaxing picnic and stroll around the grounds, or take a walk on one of the park trails through the woods. Nestled in the hills, this sheltered area is the ideal for company picnics, parties, concerts, performances, and other large group gatherings. The center can hold up to 4,000 people and has a wide-open terrain. It affords free entry.
Dogs on Leash, Picnic Area, Wildlife, Camping, Natural Play Space, Fishing, Birding, Paddling Trip, Walking, Nature Trips & Forest
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DUKE FOREST
800 White Pine Drive, Durham, NC 27705 Directions
Since 1931
Duke Forest covers more than 7,000 acres of forest land in Durham and open fields. The duke forest also offers awareness and outreach through tours and charitable activities and supports the local community as an outdoor recreation destination. The designated trail system, which weaves through thick pine and hardwood stands, also attracts adventure-loving styles near the heart of Durham, has more than 150,000 visitors per year. The smaller single-track trail network links the roads into the narrow valleys at points of interest. Forest trail maps are available at the Duke campus for rent.
Guide Tour, Running, Race Events, Horseback Riding, Picnics Area, Fishing, Education, Tours and Activities, Outreach Program, Receptions, Mountain Biking & Nature Study