Duke Forest
A 116 LSRC Research Dr
DurhamNC27708
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Description
Duke University Teaching and Research Laboratory
Tips
The Extras:
Dogs are welcome, provided they're on a leash.
Know Before You Go:
Wear sturdy, preferably waterproof shoes--the trails can be soggy.
Editorial Reviews
A preserve with more than 30 miles of trails for hiking, cycling and horseback riding.:
In Short
Although the land is officially private, many of these trails and roads are open for hiking and biking. But, be sure to read posted signs for your own safety. Hit trails along...
Although the land is officially private, many of these trails and roads are open for hiking and biking. But, be sure to read posted signs for your own safety. Hit trails along...
Information from the business
History In the mid-1920s, James B. Duke and President Few of Trinity College led an effort to transform Trinity into Duke U...niversity by acquiring land for expansion. By 1931, they had enough land for the campus and approximately 4,600 acres that they designated as the Duke Forest. Dr. Clarence Korstian was appointed as the Forest’s first director and became the founding dean of the School...
