Wear sturdy shoes the trail is very rocky. It’s a shady whimsical trail with stream crossings that you can hop rocks over. Enjoy!

Beautiful scenery and variety of nice views.Signing is poor and definitely needs more Bridge work.

Love the beauty and nature of Hyde Farm. Its a peaceful place hidden away right in the middle of East Cobb. The community garden is wonderful and the open space for kids to roam is exceptional. The farm tours on Saturdays are always fun too.

Historic farm. Nice hiking.

Lovely wooded trails to lose yourself in but never be truly lost with todays technology. Good untouched wilderness. The intact 1800s farm buildings are beautifully preserved as an example of a part of our colonizers past. I would like to see information posted about the trails. A map would be nice but I didnt find it readily available after a few min snooping online. Perhaps it is posted here but I havent explored all the newly built structures at the new parking area. Nice community garden.The Farm is posted as no trespassing and is only open to the public for certain activities (probably not much going on while CoVid is still a concern). If you stay right (not trespassing as far as signage seems concerned walking this direction) as you approach the farm wide trails take you to the meandering Creek trail that crosses back and forth with stepping stones more times than I bothered to count. Skirt Mornings hidden cabin by respectfully obeying signs. Eventually that trail is the one that connects to Johnson Ferry North trails and thus parking access. Some parts look mountain bike friendly, but there are sections that may not be. Little walking paths occassionally split off.I am currently comfortably wondering if I am lost but satalite imagery will surely save me. Its 10-20 degrees cooler in the shade of this old forest esp in the valleys. Bugs are tolerable. Havent seen a snake. Late July.Thanks to the good people who bequeathed their land to be park space and nature. Not much of that around in some places. Esp in and south of ATL which needs people to preserve land around the Hooch. Peace

Quiet, peaceful and few others. Dogs can be off leash (for the most part)!

Great, interesting areas to explore except when dog owners forget leash lawsIt shall be unlawful for the owner of any animal to permit such animal to be out of his immediate control and restraint...Voice control does not constitute control of an animal.

Nice area we have our company cook out here every year

A beautiful place to walk in the woods with your dogs.

Amazing place to visit. Walking trails and dog friendly! Beautiful view and cool history.

Great little area to explore. Limited parking.

A real walk back in time, right in the suburbs of Atlanta

We came here to fish. We had such a great time. Beware, there are turtles. Some people caught some unfortunate turtles on the end of their line.

Its a fun place to be.

Decent Park area not well known and has a number of things to see.

Cool place

Relaxing