Eno River Paddle & Beer Tasting with Frog Hollow Outdoors
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required; suitable for most people capable of light physical activity.
Overview
Set out on a smooth flatwater paddle along the Eno River before unwinding with a cold craft beer at Eno River Brewing. This beginner-friendly trip balances gentle adventure with local flavor for a refreshing day outdoors.
Eno River Paddle and Beer Tasting - With Eno River Brewing
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About This Adventure
Experience a serene 1.5-hour flatwater paddle on the Eno River, surrounded by stunning scenery and Occoneechee Mountain. After your adventure, unwind at Eno River Brewing with your choice of beverage, enjoying the beautiful outdoor spaces. Perfect for beginners, this unique outing combines nature and relaxation for a memorable day.
Experience a serene 1.5-hour flatwater paddle on the Eno River, surrounded by stunning scenery and Occoneechee Mountain. After your adventure, unwind at Eno River Brewing with your choice of beverage, enjoying the beautiful outdoor spaces. Perfect for beginners, this unique outing combines nature and relaxation for a memorable day.
Adventure Tips
Basic paddling skills recommended
While beginners are welcome, having a basic understanding of steering a canoe or kayak will enhance your enjoyment and safety.
Bring secure footwear
Water shoes or sandals with good grip will protect your feet during launch and landing on uneven riverbanks.
Check weather conditions
Trips can be cancelled in cases of high winds, thunderstorms, or extreme water levels—review conditions before arrival.
Age restrictions apply
Children under six are not permitted; minors must be accompanied by an adult with a 1:1 ratio for those under 18.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great Blue Heron
- River Otter
History
The Eno River was originally home to the Eno tribe and has been preserved through long-standing conservation efforts since the 1970s.
Conservation
Frog Hollow and local partners promote Leave No Trace principles, helping protect the river's fragile ecosystems and water quality.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Personal Floatation Device (PFD)
Safety first—every paddler must wear a PFD while on the water.
Waterproof footwear
Protect your feet from slick rocks and muddy banks during river entry and exit.
spring|summer|fall specific
Sun hat and sunscreen
Shield your skin from prolonged sun exposure on open stretches of the river and brewery patio.
spring|summer|fall specific
Thermal layers and gloves
Necessary for warmth during cold-weather paddling sessions.
winter specific