Trails are well maintained, crossed few creeks, boulders and mature trees.

We went here for the 1st time with our small kids. They had a good time on the yellow trail. Some minor issues with markings, plus fallen trees need to be chopped for ease of walk. Overall a good one

Great hike, marked trails, boulder field and caves, great for kids.

Very nice place to walk,and climb on some big rocks here! Great way to spend a day! I reccomend this place to everyone who loves the outdoors!

It looks like it would be a beautiful trail, but there is a huge tree blocking the path so I could not do it. Hopefully they will be able to remove the tree soon.

Id definitely recommend this trail to everyone. One of the easiest trails I ever did. Good serene views with lakes in between where you can fish. It is also one of the safest trails as it has wooden railing in places where it could be slippery.

Lots of free trail space and much to explore. If you select the yellow trail which I did, it leads you to the devils den and a little more of the trail to the a little more greenery. Serene and lot of bird life is what I observed. Not much water on the yellow trail. Hope yall enjoy like I did!

Nice natural trails, having 3-4 routes. Really challenging for all ages. However one should avoid rainy days.

Sick bunch of trails and theres parking out front. Just make sure you grab a map on the way in. Also maybe dont go at night.

Beautiful, peaceful woods. Nice trails

It is perfect place to walk 3-4miles

Fun little hike in the woods close to town...as we had a lot of rain recently theres a lot of muddy trails so one need to be prepared...theres number if trails that go through open Fields that are dryer but in the middle of suny day one has to take precautions not to get sunburned. All trails are fairly passable but long pants definitely recommended over shorts, for all thorn brush trying to reclaim sunny spots along trail...

Nice trails, lots of rocky terrain and streams. The lake by the lodge is peaceful. I once let my ex-girlfriends turtle free here after finding out that its a native species. Careful though, she could bite! (The ex, not the turtle)

Beautiful trails in the center of town. Great hike with kids/dogs

Accessible from the Mountain Avenue parking with restrooms and Cherry Hill Road without restrooms. Open space with a mix of private land. Old forest, streams, and well maintained trails. Not unusual to see a raccoon, deers or a fox.Devils cave is closer to the Cherry Hill parking using Yellow Trail.Trails are easy and mostly flat with occasional downed tree or limbs to work around.

Lovely place for a walk. Or a nap. Nice boulder fields too.

Beautiful trails and some really great bouldering problems