Janice M.
3/12/2018
Located on the outskirts of downtown Durham, the Eno Quarry is nestled unassumingly after a mile hike through the woods. It is best visited during the summer, once you have had a chance to work up...
Eno Quarry
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4955 Howe St
Durham, NC 27705
The North Carolina Division of Parks and Recreation manages over 250,000 acres of iconic landscapes, offering a diverse range of recreational activities and educational opportunities across its state parks and natural areas. With a mission dedicated to conservation, education, and recreation, the division invites over 19 million visitors annually to explore the state's rich natural resources and cultural heritage.
The state parks system is committed to providing a safe and enjoyable experience for all, including families and individuals with disabilities. Visitors can engage in a variety of activities, from hiking and camping to participating in events designed to foster a love for nature and the outdoors.
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Chrissy A.
10/15/2024
This is a relatively easy trail with some fairly consistent inclines. From the parking lot to the quarry and back is about 1.9 miles, so a decent hike that shouldn't take too long. We went in the...
Raelynn V.
6/20/2023
Starting at Eno River Pleasant Green access, you can access the Laurel Bluffs trail which will take you out and around the Eno Quarry. The trail is 3.2 miles total and there is good shade...
Ana B.
11/27/2024
Beautiful walk in the woods. Wear good shoes. Tons of tree roots and rocks buried underneath autumn leaves can make it a bit of an ankle-twister if you lack good shoes. Plan your walk as there...
John B.
9/28/2020
The quarry, a waypoint on a larger system of trails, is an attraction unto itself. Some people apparently swim, but it seems like a really bad idea. The water is green in an aesthetically...
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