![]() Laurie Paolicelli is the Executive Director of the Chapel Hill/Orange County Visitors Bureau. What better way to start the New Year than by expanding your winter adventures envelope. Meet at Piper-Cox House off Cole Mill Road. The address is 6101 Cole Mill Rd, Durham, NC 27705. After entering the state park gate take the 2 nd right to the parking lot.įree, no registration required. Hike the most scenic stretch of the Eno River past many rock outcrops and rapids to the stone ruins of the old Holden Mill. This includes a long walk along the river as well as up some long hill climbs through beautiful old hardwood forest. This 3.5 mile hike of medium endurance is an opportunity to explore the history of early residents, the geology and flora along the Eno River at Occoneechee Mountain. Meet along Eno Mountain Road on the south side of the Eno River in Hillsborough known as the “historical entrance to Occoneechee Mountainīuckquarter Creek/Holden Mill Trails, 4.1 miles We will hike to the ruins of the old Cabe Mill and Sparger hunting lodge, along with a visit to the Cabe/Shields cemetery. Be prepared for short excursions off the trail into the woods, including hiking up and down wooded slopes.ĭirections: Meet in the Cabelands parking lot, at the end of Howe Street, off of Sparger Road in Durham (4950 Howe Street, Durham NC, 27705) This hike is an opportunity to visit history left behind by early residents of the Eno. This is a free event, but pre-registration is required. The hike will be approximately 3 miles long with a goal pace of 15 minutes per mile. This is a great event for those looking to get some serious exercise. 6101 Cole Mill Rd, Durham, NCįind a new way to connect with nature with a power hike at Johnston Mill Nature Preserve. This hike through the beautiful oaks of Cox Mountain will focus a lot on the geology of the mountain and river, but we also talk some about the history and natural history.ĭirections: Meet at Fews Ford Picnic Area at the end of Cole Mill Road. This is a free event but pre-registration is required.Įnvision the New Year with Triangle Land Conservancy Join TLC at Brumley Nature Preserve – South for a night hike to see the Quadrantid meteor shower! We will hike with headlamps and flashlights down to an open area of the preserve in order to have the best view. Bring a chair or tarp to sit on, and dress warmly! Need a break from your routine this week Bundle up, place an order, grab your food, and. Meteor Shower Hike at Brumley Nature Preserve – South Many area nature preserves offer picnic tables with gorgeous views.
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