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This trail is permitted for hiking, biking and equestrians; however, posted signs state that equestrians are not recommended. It is a narrow singletrack, dirt trail that can be ridden in either direction. It is popular for cyclists and trail runners. It's a popular, sporty track with occasional loose stones scattered here and there - not terrible. No serious obstacles or challenges here: a few sharp turns, a couple very simple plank bridges and one larger wooden bridge with rails built on the track. The keen observer may find a sneaky side hit to spice things up on a rowdy descent. Climbing isn't bad - the grade is mellow enough that most riders will find it within their fitness level.
Open from 5AM to 10PM daily.
Pieces of spent artillery shells from prior to World War II have been found in the park, and this indicates a potential that unexploded pieces of artillery could be in the park.
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