Dogwood Trail
- The Basics
- Type: Hiking
- Length: ¾ mile Loop
- Difficulty: Easy
- Time: ½ hour
- Requirements: None
- Description
- This trail begins in the first camping area, and many dogwoods can be seen along the trail in the spring. It also passes near some springs and seepages, providing water for many ferns.
- Additional Info
- Camping: No
- Water: No water on trail
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- Recommended Season: Spring, Fall
Forest Trail
- The Basics
- Type: Hiking
- Length: 1¼ miles One-Way
- Difficulty: Easy - Moderate
- Time: 1 - 2 hours
- Requirements: None
- Description
- Following an old roadbed, this trail is located on the western side of the park. It starts approx. ¾ of a mile past the park office on spur 23, across from the camping area. It follows along the old roadbed, then ends along a county road near the ballfield. Many deer and squirrels are usually spotted along the trail.
- Additional Info
- Camping: No
- Water: No water on trail
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- Recommended Season:
War Eagle Trail
- The Basics
- Type: Hiking
- Length: 2 miles Loop
- Difficulty: Moderate
- Time: 1 - 2 hours
- Requirements: None
- Description
- This scenic trail is named so after the creek it follows. About halfway down the trail is a small cave with rock formations. Past the cave and through the surrounding woods, this trail climbs to the top of a 150-foot high bluff. The scenic overlook atop the bluff, with views of the river and surrounding countryside, is what makes this trail so popular.
- Additional Info
- Camping: No
- Water: No water on trail
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- Pets Allowed:
- Recommended Season: