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HIKING TRAILS
Four and a half miles of hiking trails are marked and maintained at the natural area. On the marked map, you will see the numbered markers that match those on the trail to help guide your hike. The Mill Springs Trail (1457 Old Mill Rd.) is a unique, concrete-surfaced trail suitable for people of all mobility levels. The trail leads to the beautiful Mill Spring and possesses an easy rating. Pioneer Pass Trail is highly recommended to see the natural area's unique, natural beauty. Be prepared to walk through the creek. There are three creek crossings on FCSNA trails. See the map for more details. The Seasons of Change Trail behind the Grist Mill runs through the prairie and along the creek, with signage that explains how the seasonal changes affect the different habitats. The Husar Memorial Trail starts on Old Mill Road and meanders through woodlands. The signs contain quotes about nature and the trail leads to a contemplative sculpture and historic barn. The Larry Dunphy Memorial Storybook Trail begins at the Hausen-Knox Shelter. The trail is an easy walk and each of the 16 panels tells the story of Miss Maple's Seeds. Great trail for kids! 
One of three creek crossings
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EQUESTRIAN TRAILS
The equestrian area contains twelve miles of trails. The Rock River Trail and Horseman's Association have been instrumental in developing and maintaining this area. Equestrian facilities include a picnic shelter, restrooms, drinking water, and an outdoor show area. 
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING TRAILS
Two miles of equestrian trails serve as ski trails winding through 65 acres of rolling wooded landscape. Trails possess a medium difficulty rating and are opened after hunting season closes. 
© “Snowmobiling in New Brunswick” by Skeezix1000, Flickr, CC by 2.0
SNOWMOBILING TRAILS
Four miles of equestrian trails serve as snowmobile trails after the hunting season closes and a four inch snow base exists. |