NOTE: Due to Past Flood damage, these bridges remain unusable:
There is now a new FIELDSTONE TRAIL that allows access to the Holden Mill Trail circumventing the washed out Buckquarter Bridge.
- Buckquarter Creek leading to Holden Mill Trail.
- Nancy Rhodes Creek on the Pump House Trail near the Dam Remnants.
- The creek crossing between Pea and Dunnagan Trails.
After frustrating research into a better depiction of the ENTIRE Eno River Trails system, whether official, unnofficial, City, County, State or spontaneous "Social Trails" - and finding none - I decided to compile and explore them myself. The result is one HUGE map best suited for desktop computers. A smaller text listing of trails can be found HERE.
- Jay "Greybeard" Schwantes
You can see ALL of these trails on one
BIG map by clicking the above image,
BUT NOT WELL-SUITED
FOR MOBILE DEVICES!
or... you can go to the text-listing of
all trails by clicking below:
FULL ENO TRAILS LISTING
IN TEXT FORMAT
.IN TEXT FORMAT
Please don't contact me with official business for the State Park, open and close times, or to see if I can help you go find someone still on the trail - I am not afficiated with the Eno River State Park and only do this to offer maps and guides.
See the CONTACT page using the link in the upper right corner to contact them.
On the AREA pages, you will find a graphic like you see to the right. Clicking on it opens an interactive map in a new window so you can follow the trails.
Familiar with the concept of "Trail Magic"?
Check out my Appalachian Trail Magic website at www.ATM603.com