Yellow Trail

Dogs Leashed

The Yellow Trail is a winding section of sandy singletrack that connects to the Inner Purple Trail at two points, and has two spurs that connect to the Purple Trail, with one at an intersection with the Orange Trail. The beginning of the trail is just south from the rugby pitch on the Inner Purple Trail at a shared intersection with the Red Trail. The Inner Purple Trail turns west while the Yellow and Red Trail head east. The first part of this trail parallels a portion of the Red Trail in a section of the park that has too many trail segments for its own good. Once the trail turns south it gets some space to itself. The trail winds and bends a lot to significantly increase its length in such a small area. Although it gets quite close to the Blue Trail and Orange Trail, it doesn't connect to them until a spur at it's southernmost point that drops south to the very end of the Orange Trail where it meets the Purple Trail. This trail terminates at the Inner Purple Trail where it meets the main Purple Trail. The trail network in this part of the park is popular with other users, so be prepared to have to step off the trail occasionally to let them pass. This trail is considered moderate for biking, but is very easy hiking.