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Occoneechee Mountain State Natural Area


category : State Parks
This 190-acre state natural area includes covers most of Occoneechee Mountain with an 867-foot-high summit, part of the Eno River, hiking trails, scenic overlooks and two fishing ponds. There is a park ranger on site. Historic and nature-related educational programs are available.




Address:
Virginia Cates Rd.
Hillsborough, NC 27278
Phone: (919)383-1686
Our Email: eno.river@ncmail.net
Our Website:ils.unc.edu/parkproject/visit/ocmo/home.html

Come visit us in Hillsborough, North Carolina

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Top's Chinese Restaurant

Serves Cantonese and Mandarin dishes with an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet.

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Yum Yum Chinese

Serves Cantonese, Mandarin, Hunan and Szechwan food. Daily lunch specials.

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Holiday Inn Express

83 rooms, including 7 suites. Free continental breakfast, pool, fitness center, 24-hour coffee in the main lobby, 24-hour fax and copy services. Near shopping and the interstate.

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Moorefields

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Alfred Moore (1755-1810) of Wilmington built Moorefields in 1785

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Tupelo's Restaurant

Diverse seasonal menu fuses Southern, Creole, Southwestern and other regional flavors, and includes creative specialty entrees, daily fresh seafood and sandwiches.

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