Enlow valley covers over 1000 acres. The valley contains unique vegetation and a rich variety of wildflowers. Indian habitat and burial grounds are also located in this area. These photographs were taken in August, 1995. E nlow has one of the highest mink populations in the state.
Raccoons are abundant, feeding on mussels from the stream.
The areas' remoteness and mature hardwood stands contribute to a thriving wood duck population. The diversity of habitats in the area provide for sizable populations of grouse, turtles, frogs, belted kingfishers, woodcock and squirrels. Other mammals found in Enlow valley include opossum, muskrat, beaver, cottontail, and chipmunk. The area supports excellent populations of songbirds. E nlow Valley is a prime natural area that contains a profuse aggregation of native wildflowers.