Any day spent among nature is a great day indeed. Fortunately, North Carolina has a wealth of places to get purposely lost in the wild for the day (you see 10 of them here) and some of them are a bit more daring than others. When you’re feeling gutsy, yet want to shy away from truly dangerous trails (most people do!), head to Eno River State Park for a hike the whole family will love.
Once inside the state park via the Few's Ford Access, you'll find the trailhead at the Few's Ford picnic area.
Be sure to wear hiking boots, as this little nature trail occasionally has big roots to step over and when you reach the climbing part you'll be thankful for the added support. (Older folks will appreciate hiking sticks on this one.)
Will this be the weekend you cross the suspension bridge at Eno River State Park?
Pack a picnic and make a day of this fun adventure.
Eno River State Park has several access points. The Few’s Ford Access is where you’ll find the trailhead. It’s open year-round beginning at 7:00 a.m. This park access closes at different times depending upon the month. See a full list of times and get more information at this link on the official website for North Carolina State Parks.
Address: 6101 Cole Mill Road, Durham, NC, 27705
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