Overview: Birding along the river trail can be great, especially in spring migration.
Getting there: Take U.S. 64 6 miles west of Wilsonville stoplight (64 and 1008). Turn left just after the bridge over the Haw (watch for a brown sign labelled "Haw River Canoe Access"). Follow the short driveway to the parking lot.
Where to go: Follow the makeshift trail up and downstream.
What to look for: Plenty of warblers, especially N. Parulas and Yellow-throated Warblers, and other migrants in the spring. I've never birded this area in fall or winter, but it ought to be good in those seasons, too.
Facilities: None.
When to visit: Fall through Spring.
Revised 25 September 2001/cwcook@duke.edu