Murielle A.
7/8/2025
Since moving from Berkeley, California to North Carolina, my family -- including our high-energy Basenji -- has been on the lookout for good walking trails. Back in Northern California, we were...
Ellerbe Creek Trail
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Stadium Dr
Durham, NC 27704
The Durham Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission (BPAC) is a citizen-led group that advises the Durham City Council and Board of County Commissioners on matters related to bicycle and pedestrian issues in Durham, NC. With 17 voting members, including representatives from various commissions and universities, BPAC meets monthly to discuss and provide recommendations on improving biking and walking infrastructure in the city.
BPAC's primary goal is to advocate for safe and accessible biking and walking routes throughout Durham. Members serve without compensation and are expected to actively participate in committee meetings and special events. The commission plays a crucial role in shaping Durham's pedestrian plan and works closely with local government officials to promote active transportation options for residents and visitors.
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4.07 reviews
Lizzy L.
5/4/2017
We tried out Ellerbe Creek trail because it's paved and great for strollers or bikes. We parked at the Rock Quarry Park lot which is near Duke Regional hospital. We loved the various scenery that...
Christina G.
1/9/2013
So glad I saw Molly's review, or I may have never found this trail! Even after learning of its existence, it was tough for me to locate any maps or info online about it. As such, my first visit, I...
Molly G.
1/3/2013
My favorite running trail in Durham. You can find me here at least 3 mornings a week. It is shady for those hot days. Long enough for 10k training. And scenic enough to take your mind off it...
Rose L.
9/2/2015
Ellerbe Creek Trail is a hidden gem! It is truly one of my favorite trails, even though, like most Durham trails, it can have its more "sketchy" segments. But hey, if you LIVE in Durham, you...
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