Dogs Leashed
Features
Birding · Cave · Fall Colors · Lake · River/Creek · Views · Waterfall · Wildflowers · Wildlife
Family Friendly
While kids will likely enjoy this trail, a nearby playground and Steele Creek serve as a good backup if a hike goes south!
The park closes at dusk and does not allow fires, camping, or firearms.
Description
This trail is perfect for anyone just getting started, elderly folks, and especially those just looking for a lazy hike. It is flat, gravel, and wide enough to drive a vehicle. This trail is heavily traveled by all types of users, but especially, watch out for bicycle group rides. You have the view of the lake to your side the entire time, plus the ridgeline is gorgeous on a fall day when the leaves are changing. Keep your eyes peeled for a waterfall along the route!
Flora & Fauna
Keep your eyes peeled for black bears, coyotes, white-tail deer, racoon, possums, a variety of birds, snakes, flowers, and greenery along the trail. In the autumn, this area erupts in fiery fall color.
Contacts
Shared By:
James Gilmer
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