Eno River Trail Steward Training

Thank you for your interest in becoming an Eno River Trail Steward! The training will take place at the Few's Ford picnic shelter at Eno River State Park.

As a Trail Steward, you will visit your assigned trail section at least once each month to clean up trash, assist with trail maintenance, and report issues to park managers. The Trail Stewards program includes Eno River State Park, West Point on the Eno City Park, Penny's Bend Natural Area, Occoneechee Mountain State Natural Area, the Historic Occoneechee Speedway, the Confluence Natural Area, Panther Branch Natural Area, and the Mountains-to-Sea Trail from the Occoneechee Speedway to Penny's Bend.

Before signing up for the training session, please review the available trail section assignments below to ensure that you are interested in one or more. Trails not listed here are not currently in need of additional Stewards. You can review the trail maps for each park at the Places page on the Eno River Association website.

• Buckquarter Creek Trail (Eno River State Park)
• Eno Trace (Eno River State Park)
• Fieldstone, Knight, & Piedmont Trails (Eno River State Park)
• Laurel Bluffs Trail, Cabe Lands to Pump Station (Eno River State Park)
• Laurel Bluffs Trail, Pump Station to Guess Road (Eno River State Park)
• Ridge & Shakori Trails (Eno River State Park)
• Spectator Trace, Wolf Tree Trace, Terrace Trace, & Beech Bluff Trails (Historic Occoneechee Speedway)
• Speedway Trace and Big Bend Trail (Historic Occoneechee Speedway)
• Eagle Trail & Mountains-to-Sea Trail (West Point on the Eno)
• Sennett Hole, Buffalo, South River, & Laurel Cliffs Trails (West Point on the Eno)

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Eno River State Park, Fews Ford Access, 6101 Cole Mill Rd, Durham, United States

Concerts, fests, parties, meetups - all the happenings, one place.

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