At the entrance of the trail you can view the large bluffs, which build a natural wall around this arm of the lake. The water in this area is where Black River converges with Clearwater Lake. The trail winds around the small hill located at the rear of the park. In some places the trail follows the flow of the Black River. Wildlife and many beautiful trees may be viewed year round, as well as numerous wildflowers in the spring.
Brochures are available at the park and trail entrance.
This guided brochure points out the locations of many trees and shrubs that are the homes of critters. Please remember, take nothing but pictures, leave the rest for others to enjoy also. This .8 mile loop trail with two entrances is accessible from River Road Park. It winds its way though oak-hickory hilltop woods alongside the Black River. Several locations provide benches to rest and lookout platforms for a bird's eye view of the river.