Kirby Mill Trail

 

Circling the lower lake, the Kirby Mill Trail features a mix of gravel roads and dirt paths to explore. Along the trail, you'll find wooden benches placed thoughtfully around the lake, providing perfect spots to enjoy the scenic views. The trail's charm is further highlighted by three bridges - two concrete and one wooden. Note that the bridge behind the mill is currently closed, awaiting repair.  

 

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Neal Orchard Trail

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The Neal Orchard Trail follows the main road, passing by Amity and North House before looping around the upper lake. Along the way, you'll encounter three bridges - two metal and one wooden. The trail offers varied terrain, including a gravel road, a wooded trail, steps, and a grassy meadow.  

 
Crowell Hilaka Camp Trail

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The Crowell Hilaka Camp Trail offers a diverse hiking experience. It features gravel roads, grassy paths, dirt trails, rock crossings, steps, two boardwalks, a metal bridge, and benches for resting. Portions of the green loop trail are also part of the Buckeye Trail.


Heritage Trail

The Heritage Trail is the second-longest trail in the park and offers a diverse hiking experience. It includes gravel roads, dirt trails, grassy paths, a shaded trail through a pine forest, a wooden bridge, and a concrete bridge.

 

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Oviatt Pioneer Trail

 

Embark on a journey along the longest trail in the park, the Oviatt Pioneer Trail. This trail encompasses the entire park and offers diverse terrain, including gravel roads, wooded trails, and grassy areas, providing a captivating outdoor experience. Along the Oviatt Pioneer Trail, you'll encounter three bridges. Note that the bridge behind the mill is currently closed, awaiting repair​.

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