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Beginning at the Taylor Road entrance, the Orchard Loop forms a circuit of the northwesterly, most open, portion of the Arboretum. Also located in this area are a small man-made pond and the remnants of an old apple orchard replanted with young trees. An old grape arbor has been renovated and its gardens planted with trees and shrubs suited for wetlands and providing food for birds. The trail has gentle grades, a crushed stone base, and benches along its length. Picnic tables and a stone reading circle add to the area’s usefulness. In the northern portion of this loop, situated around the old Craigin house foundation, is a typical 1700s herb garden, with medicinal, culinary, and strewing herbs. An old granite horse-watering trough, dated 1878, has been placed near the foundation. Also nearby are a butterfly garden and an arched arbor.
This trail is very busy so be respectful.
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