It was a fairly easy trail. There are many spammed trees. Some may find that bothersome. Nice trail though. read more

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I always enjoy watching a deer run across the trail when hiking. So when I took Trail #1 that heads closer to the river before returning to the straight Trail #2 that runs parallel to the road, the doe ran across my path and was quickly out of sight. I continued along the 0.4 mile trail through the dense woods. When I made my way back towards the parking lot on Trail #2, I saw her again as she darted out of the woods and crossed the road into the nearby field. So quick. So graceful. Anyway, the trails start off nice and wide, but when they get into the thicker part of the woods, the paths become more difficult to find. However, by looking at the map at the trailhead, I had a good idea of the direction and distance and was able to determine where to go. Note that there are some unofficial trials that spur off towards the river, but I didn't pursue those as the temperature was getting close to a humid 90 degrees. Trail #2 also extends beyond where Trail #1 reconnects for another 0.4 miles parallel to the road (about 10 yards into the woods) heading east. The park has a gravel lot and a small shelter by the parking area. There are permanent restrooms by the trailheads. The west side of the park has a large open lawn area. Overall, the hiking was fine with a small elevation change on Trail #1 as it lowers nearer the river. Review #972 read more

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