Hello Eno
Our local roots: a community focused on Eno River State Park and the trails its neighbors know firsthand.
Open Trails brings North Carolinians together around a simple belief: safe closures and clear public accountability belong side by side.
Open Trails grew from a local concern familiar to communities across North Carolina: treasured trails can remain closed long after the immediate emergency has passed, while the path forward stays difficult to see.
We respect the park staff doing demanding work with limited time and resources. Our role is to make public concern visible, advocate for a dependable communication standard, and help people participate constructively.
This effort is for hikers and runners, families and neighbors, conservation advocates, local businesses, and anyone who believes public lands deserve active public stewardship.
Our local roots: a community focused on Eno River State Park and the trails its neighbors know firsthand.
Our statewide coalition: a shared voice for timely information, visible progress, and responsible paths to reopening.
Being counted matters. Members can also share local knowledge, contact public officials, write letters, or spread an update when the moment calls for it.
People closest to a park often understand its trails, history, and community impact best. Their experience helps identify where questions remain unanswered.
We focus on specific, answerable questions about closure reasons, completed work, remaining obstacles, and reassessment.
A statewide list of supporters demonstrates that these are not isolated concerns and gives decision-makers a public constituency to engage.
We can appreciate the people caring for our parks while still asking institutions to communicate clearly and keep long closures moving toward resolution.
Add your name today. You can simply be counted, or step forward for specific actions when you are ready.
Join the coalition