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Description
This historic trail is one of the oldest in the area, and most likely pre-dates the park. Early visitors used the trail as a bridle trail, and it's enjoyable to imagine riding on horseback through the area. This trail connects NW 16th street with the park, and the trail is most commonly used as a connector to reach other trails.
Along the way, visitors will enjoy the natural surface, though ruts do form in places. Watch your footing, especially in the steeper portions of the trail, where water bars exist. Near the intersection with the
Pine Trail, there will be a bridge crossing. The bridge is well maintained, but it's wise to use caution in this section anyway.
Flora & Fauna
This trail is heavily forested, so keep your eye out for birds amid the white oak and tulip trees.
Contacts
Shared By:
Mikhaila Redovian
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