A loop trail which follows a scenic fern gully and returns along the northeastern boundary of the Preserve. Several tree species including oaks, hollies, and devilwood can be observed along with a number of blueberry shrubs. The eastern portion of this trail was originally a road which led to a tenant house, the site of which is now on property adjacent to Ev-Henwood. Along this trail may be seen large dogwoods, wax myrtles, sweet bays, hollies, and sassafras. An upland trail dominated by oaks and hickories.
American hollies are common.
Also has sweet gums, dogwoods, beeches, and sassafras. Lichens and mosses are abundant in open, sandy areas, and grapes and sparkleberries are frequent. Laurel oaks dominate an old-road portion of this trail, forming a canopy overhead. Another length of the trail follows Old Field Branch where several large hollies can be seen. Leads past an extensive area covered by a lichen commonly called reindeer moss.