Really great trail. About 4 mile loop if you do the 1 mile out and back promontory trail too. Mostly shaded, nice and quite, not too busy at all. Easy for kids of all ages, bikes and possibly even strollers. Great way to spend 2 hours on a sunny FL Sunday

Well maintained trails and boardwalks. Both hog hammock and eagle trails = about 5 miles. Plenty of shaded benches for resting and looking out at the swamp too! Ive been once after a significant rain and had to search for mud (found on the shortcut btw H5->H13).

Amazing place to see Florida in all its bare wonder! You won’t be disappointed. Don’t forget you’re in a swamp though; bring bug spray!

So well done. You can bike the trails...Not on the boardwalks( have to walk your bike). Short or long walk take your pick. Some what of a hidden entrance, easy to miss. Super clean. Can have wet sections in the rainy times.

The trail was awesome. Soon all that will be left is the compacted walking trails after the wild pigs get done decimating the entire area that doesnt have standing water.

I love this trail for bicycles. I have hiked here before too. Nice little gazebos along the way to stop and rest or to get a bite to eat. Bring mosquito spray and sunblock. Its not too bad on the hot days but there are areas of straight sun. I did see a man in there who told me he was hired to hunt hogs...but dont know if he was serious. I have never seen any myself.

A beautiful nature trail for hiking or biking. I believe it’s about 2.8 miles long. Lots of wildlife to see. I rarely see it crowded, which is nice because you get all the peace and quiet to yourself. The trails look a bit torn up due to the wild hogs although I’ve never seen them. There is a lake and a dock to fish from or just to take in the beauty. If I lived nearby I would go get my morning exercise there everyday.

Awesome adventure. Lots of shade and sights.

Nice hiking areas. Well marked and maintained. Bathrooms available at the tail head

Easy hike with our kids. Shaded for most of the trail.

Love trail around 1.7 miles loop

Nice area. Well kept trails.

It was a great experience and trail and then learning about the Seminole and American war

Nice secluded trail mostly shaded. 3 mile loop impossible to get lost on. Nice flat trail.

Place has potential, but the hogs are tearing up everything. They really need to do something to reduce the population. Otherwise a good place to ride a bike, the trail is pretty hard pack.

The whole walk is between 2 1/2 - 3 miles. Most the walk is in the canopy of of trees. Trail starts out small gravel, then dirt, and multiple board walks. Good for biking. Has multiple spots you can stop and sit or picnic tables through out the trails to pack a lunch. Just make sure you pack out your trash. I nice relaxing walk through Grassy Water Preserve.

Boring trail. Also, unlike nearly every trail back in New England, this one doesnt allow dogs

Love hiking there. Very pretty and relaxing.

Wonderful trail thru nature.

Such a nice, quiet place to walk. If you get here early enough, around sunrise, you may even see some deer! You can definitely hear the wildlife out off the trail. An extension of the trail, the Promontory Trail, goes along a levee out into the open marshlands for an extra mile one-way. I strongly suggest you go the extra mile.

A beautiful trail, its a loop with a one mile out and back spur. The trail is hard packed and mostly high and dry. There are a number of shelters along the route with benches to enjoy the views. Lots of birds, herons, egrets and we saw a group of four northern harriers.

Beautifully wooded trail in the Grassy Waters Preserve with an interesting variety of palms and spruce trees. Although I saw only a skittish deer in the larger wildlife this trip, fish and birds were present in abundance. Parking is convenient and washroom facilities are available at the trailhead.

It was hot didnt see much wild life

Pretty decent trail, will flood in places if the weather has been rainy.

Lovely walk thru a hammock

Loved this nature trail. It was a great walk to do with friends.

Nice trail through the woods!

Beautiful, Shady spot for a morning walk or run. A few bugs, but nothing crazy today.

A nice hike. Could tell hogs were there so aptly named.

Scary xD

Nice trail for walking or biking. The total trail is about 4 miles long but there are three different routes you can take which lower the route to about 1 or 2 miles depending on what you want to do. The trail is used for both biking and walkers. I have been there a few times and randomly encounter more than a couple people. There are some interesting signs with history of the area along the way. Some low spots which can flood during rainy season but it drains well and it is not a big problem. Bug spray is recommended since your are out in the middle of wetlands.

Has a 30 minutes loop hiking trail. (Should be prepared with mosquito repellent). Also, you can enjoy a observation platform overlooking swamp with a beautiful panoramic view. Be careful! because you can find alligators in the vicinity.

It is short but a nice walk through the woods. Lots of grasshoppers in spring!

Great Ornathology

Very nice trail, but beware, the boardwalks get very slippery when wet, particularly the shaded areas.

Nice well maintained trails, looks like they have a wild hog problem.

Walkways had some shade, several covered areas. Good length, peaceful and on a weekend. A new Florida fav

Great trail to take a nice hike

Absolutely beautiful!! I went first thing in the morning. Saw a deer!

Trail Length: 4.23 miles round-triphog-hammock-pic.pngLocation: Parking at 8537 Northlake Blvd located 4.5 miles west of I-95 on the north side of Northlake Boulevard.Description: The bikeable trail is crushed concrete with intermittent boardwalks. The area is a combination of restored and natural wetland communities including cabbage palm hammock, mesic pine flatwoods, forrested wetlands, and cypress domes.Wildlife Viewing: Species include snail kite, red shouldered hawk, barred owl, otter, bobcat, feral hog, oak toad, wild turkey, and white-tailed deer.Activites: Hiking, biking, and wildlife viewing.Amenities: Restrooms and water at parking area, Chickee-Huts along trail.Hours: 7:00am-5:30pm

When they say Hog Hammock they mean it. Did not see any that day we, however hog tracks and dug up ground were all over the place.

Love this place

Nice 2 mile hiking trail located across the street from Grassy Waters Preserve just minutes from West palm Beach.

Shady and not crowed!!

Its ok not great badly flooded trails

Nice trail.

Hidden gem!

Awesome trails

So nice

Good for a short bike ride.

Very nice trail you definitely see lots of hog tracks and mudding.

Nice tree covered trail. Lots of wild bore tracks on the day we went and some pretty wading birds. Side trails were pretty muddy, but the main trail was hard packed rock. Can hike or bike.