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From the northeasterly corner of the Wildflower Loop, a yellow-blazed connector trail leads to the Highland/Bog Loop, which is frequently rocky with raised tree roots and is not handicapped accessible. It covers the Arboretum’s southeasterly portion and traverses 30 acres of its highest and lowest land. Following old farm roads, cow paths, and foot trails, it comprises a variety of forest types, succession growth, and geological features. Inconspicuously scattered by the trailside are the “Forest Stones,” a collection of 22 field stones each inscribed with a single word, retained by popular demand after the 1995 Environmental Sculpture Exhibit.
Trail gets very busy
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