Workday at Centennial Park

We will be working on a turn on wild turkey and other trail smoothing. Bring rakes and shovels if you have them. And we could use a few more wheelbarrows. We'll be moving some dirt.

Feel free to bring your bike and ride after working. We want people to ride what we've built so far. The riding is a little slow, waiting for more rain to help settle the dirt.

Volunteers bringing personal tools should clearly mark them so they can be returned in case of misplacement.

This park is soft open, meaning open but still work to do. The gate opens at sunrise and closes at sunset. And the trails do not close due to weather (for now). Trails are listed on TrailForks for more info.

There is a port-a-potty out there now, but be sure to bring plenty of water, and some snacks if you want them.

ICYMI: We are building trail at this new park on the Durham / Person county line (Rougemont area). This 280 acre park could have 10 miles of trails. And it’s only a 30 minute drive from downtown Durham.

We are building the perimeter trail with volunteers to save the budget for the interior section. Hopefully we'll have a professional trail builder create some fun loops with advanced features. But for now, we need your help!

**Please sign the TORC waiver** if you have not already signed. Only needs to be done once per calendar year.

And remember to join TORC if you aren't a member yet! Be an advocate for trails in the Triangle by joining our MTB club.