Reviews

Alie

Beautiful, will kept trails! All 3 of my kids under 9 enjoyed it. There were lots of maps and trail markers to find your way. Many picnic spots. One of the park employees told us the adventure stuff had to close during covid and fell into disrepair. Even though there were many cars it didn't feel crowded. It was a perfect nature getaway. We'll be back for sure!

C. J. Avery

Our furbabies loved it and we did too! Clean and peaceful. Several groups were hiking. We'll hike next time.

Vanessa Poteet

What a beautiful area lots of people there, but you still seem to be lost in the woods by yourself.

King Karl

Loved the sensory trail and how inclusive it is (was a scout's project). Visited one of the mine shafts and it was such a nice cool breeze after having walked for awhile. There was some reading on the history, too.

Thomas Lampman

The trails were marked pretty well. They have good spots with info maps. Kinda wish the rope walks were open, we walked to mine 13 and was pleasantly surprised as to how cool the area was, was a nice break from the 90 degree temp.

Ilona Molotoka

We hiked up to Grace’s Gap Overlook and loved it. Path was pretty well covered with trees and not overly difficult. Coming back past the mines was cool to see too.

Shelby Gutierrez

The park itself is really pretty! It is a very long trail for those that enjoy nature or want a jog with their dog. The trails have a lot of rocks so I don't recommend bringing a stroller but great for outdoorsy people that are in good shape and don't mind going uphill and working up a sweat.Definitely not for the elderly or people with asthma.

Andy Mejia

Amazing maintained trails for beginners and experienced trail runners. Also a good of history to learn. The green trail will have you zip zag up and down the mountain and the purple trail you can hike the peak. Well worth it.

W.D. Carrington (QDABOOGIE)

It's a very big park. Lots of trails and fun things to do. It's very clean. I walked over 3 miles and was pouring sweat and barely put a dent in the mileage of the park. Had fun though being with nature.

KS Almond

Nice park, area is well maintained. For me the trails could be marked a little better with signs vs being handwritten on posts in what looks like sharpie marker. Their are trail numbers on trees but you have to know your trail numbers for that to be enough. There are maps sporadically placed as well but most are covered in plexiglass(?) and higher than what is user friendly. This coupled with the glare of the sun made them hard to read. Overall still a great little hike with lots to see.