Oak Valley Loop

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Features Birding · Cave · Geological Significance · River/Creek · Wildlife

The trail is open to the public. Parking is free. However, the visit to the cave does have an admission fee.

The beginning of this path is a paved trail leading to a woodchip pathway through the woodland. There are two bridges. One is a concrete slab and the other is a rock bridge. The woods are home to large old oak trees. It is an easy hike. A couple of features to see on the pathway is an intermittent stream, geocache, and two large wooden boxes that used to house lights when this area was a place where musicals once were performed in the 1970s & 1980s.

Beautiful ephemerals can be seen in the spring. Wildflowers have been spotted.