This trail is well groomed, but does have diverse terrain. Head here in the fall, and you'll witness thousands of migrating waterfowl who stop to rest in the area. Geese, ducks and a variety of shore birds, including the white pelican, are frequent, well respected visitors. Mysterious happenings are said to occur here, especially along the Trail of Spirits. Swamp gas, stumps that seem to glow in the dark, waterfalls and red bogs make this one of the most unique hikes in all the state.
Hiking trails are moderately difficult, but short.
There are 368 acres of land at Pickerel Lake. Plants and animals run freely around the trail area, making this nicely groomed roadway a pleasant trip for all. On the hiking trail, beaver, deer and other small animals thrive and interact with nature lovers. There are 150-acres of hills open to horseback riders and walkers, plus a short afternoon hike for families or those slow on the go. Inc. PageWise makes no representations about the content published on this site.