Along this trail are tons of wild flowers including white and red trilliums and Dog Tooth violets. They were not all in full bloom as of yet, but I plan on returning in about a week or so to take more pictures. I have never seen a red trillium before, so this was quite a highlight for me on this trail.

As you walk this trail, you come upon a stream which is quite nice to view. I did not see any fish, turtles, frogs or snakes here, but it still could be too early. Then as you walk a bit more, there are a couple of different trails to take. The one I took had a set of stairs to which brought you up to yet more trails. I continued on for about a half hour or so, which I still could have gone on for at least another hour I’m sure. But, I had to make my way back to my vehicle due to the time.

Upon going back, my son’s little 5 year old friend came upon a garter snake. It startled her to say the least but I explained to both her and my son that the snake was more afraid of us than we were of him. I tried to catch it to give the kids a closer look but it quickly slithered under a near by log and down a hole.

All in all, this trail is a great place to go and just walk, enjoy the views and relax. Unfortunately, there are no washroom facilities here, so make sure you go before venturing in.