Name: Amphitheater Trail
Rating: 3.0

“A trail to connecting the Eno River bridge to the Eagle Trail after passing through the amphitheater.”

— Adam Bock

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After crossing the pedestrian bridge over the Eno River, turn right, following the concrete path until you get to the gravel road. Turn left on the gravel road following it all the way to the end at the amphitheater. To connect to the Eagle Trail, cut through the amphitheater grass to the far side, where you'll find a small trail that connects you to the Eagle Trail.

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338' 103 m High 298' 91 m Low	3% Avg Grade (1°) 8% Max Grade (4°)
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Amphitheater Trail

0.5 Miles 0.9 Kilometers

98%

Doubletrack

40' 12 m

-33' -10 m

338' 103 m

298' 91 m

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“A trail to connecting the Eno River bridge to the Eagle Trail after passing through the amphitheater.”