We are doing as much hiking as we can right now since we are keeping low key due to COVID. We arrived to only find 2 cars so we knew we would be ok with crowds. The sign shows two trails, one red and one yellow. They looked like they loop around and connect, so you could easily do both.
We started out on red, and the walk is pretty. Lots of live oaks, and low shrubs. The path is wide enough for comfort and well maintained. There are spots that are sandy, some grassy, and some wet. The paths are confusing and not well marked and didn't really follow the map posted out front. We managed to find our way, hiked for 2 hours and did a little over 4 miles. There were some paths we didn't take, so there is the opportunity for us to come back again.
We didn't see any wildlife, but the skies were beautiful and the walk was nice. Several places were streams and large puddles, so we had to maneuver around that, but it was easily done.
Great place just to get away from the city noise. read more