All Status Alerts

Check here one hour prior to your class to see if your class is canceled. You can also call the front desk at 919-996-4129 just prior to leaving home and we'll give you the latest information. Generally, we do not cancel classes any earlier than one hour prior to each class.

We are building a new multi-use path along Blue Ridge Road from just north of Trinity Road to Reedy Creek Road. There will also be a pedestrian bridge that spans over Wade Avenue/I440, and North Carolina's first protected intersection.

Construction is underway on this project. There may be intermittent lane closures as the work progresses.

Construction crews are actively working on the Lake Boone Trail Improvement Project. You may experience travel delays due to temporary lane closures.

For your safety, and that of the crews working on this project, please drive cautiously through the construction zone and adhere to stop signs and flaggers.

Construction crews are actively working on the Blue Ridge Road Widening South Project. There may be temporary lane closures during this work.

For your safety, and that of the crews working on this project, please drive cautiously through the construction zone.

Crews are actively working on the Atlantic Avenue Improvement Project. There may be temporary lane closures during this work. 

For your safety, and that of the construction crews working on this project, please drive slowly through the construction zone.       

A section of the Turkey Creek Trail at Umstead State Park is closed for a bridge replacement project. During this time, access between Umstead State Park, the Crabtree Creek Trail and the parking lot located at 4924 Ebenezer Church Road, will remain open. Be advised that users will not be able to go north into Umstead State Park along the Turkey Creek Trail from the Crabtree Creek Trail. This project is being coordinated by North Carolina State Parks.

Do not use Ebenezer Church Road as access to the trail systems. Ebenezer Church Road is a busy vehicular road with a speed limit of 45 mph. For your safety, do not cross the construction barricades.

Contact
Scott Letchworth, 984-867-8240
scott.letchworth@ncparks.gov

Raleigh Water is continuing the construction of the West Neuse Sewer Interceptor Project, an important sewer interceptor replacement project along the Neuse River, from Anderson Point Park to Alvis Farm. Sections of the Neuse River Trail are closed to safely accommodate construction and protect trail users. Closure of the Neuse River Trail will take place in three phases.

Phase 1 Closure - A portion of the Phase 1 closure has been reopened from Anderson Point Park to the Mingo Creek/Knightdale trail bridge connector over the Neuse River. The remaining trail in Phase 1 (up to New Bern Ave/US 64/Milburnie greenway bridge) will be reopened when restoration is complete, projected for March 30, 2025.
Phase 2 Closure – The trail from New Bern Ave/US 64 to the Hedingham community is closed through July 2025.
Phase 3 Closure – The trail from the Hedingham community to Alvis Farm is closed through July 2025. 
Due to the absence of continuous adjacent bicycle and pedestrian facilities that can accommodate all user types, a detour is not feasible. View Closure Map. 

Contact
Janeen Goodwin, 919-996-3494
Janeen.Goodwin@raleighnc.gov

A section of the Neuse River Trail is closed between Grassy Creek Place and the access from Bedfordtown Drive due to the Pedestrian Bridge Deck Improvements Project. A detour is available for this closure utilizing Grassy Creek Place, Cokesbury Lane, Brighthaven Drive, Falls River Avenue, and Bedfordtown Drive. View the Trail Closure and Detour Map.

Contact
Lexi Yates, 919-996-3762
lexi.yates@raleighnc.gov 

A section of the House Creek Trail is closed between Horton Street and Wade Avenue due to the Pedestrian Bridge Deck Improvements Project. A detour is available utilizing Ridge Road and Horton Street. View the Detour and Trail Closure Map.

Contact
Lexi Yates, 919-996-3762
lexi.yates@raleighnc.gov

Due to striping, the parking lot at Mine Creek Trail/Shelley Lake located at 1140 W. Millbrook Road will have limited access on Thursday, Dec. 5.