Hiking/Mountain Biking Trail

TrailMap

Description: From the parking area, follow the yellow blazes as this hard dirt packed trail slowly descends to a "T" intersection at Lawson’s Creek. Turn to the right and you will walk through a wooded area until you reach a tributary of Lawson’s Fork Creek where this section ends. Turn to the left and you will view Lawson’s Fork Creek from a raised corridor, and then pass a rocky knoll and a wooden bridge before looping back along the banks of the creek. Among the many plants you may see, is the federally endangered Dwarf-flowered Heartleaf. Muskrats and beavers are common along the water’s edge and a variety of birds including kingfishers and great blue herons. Picnic areas are available at the trailhead and at the "T" intersection.