Radnor Lake Trail Guide T rail Guide to Radnor Lake Owing to Radnor's role as a nature sanctuary, trails are strictly reserved for hiking and wildlife observation. With the exception of Otter Creek Road, jogging, pets, picnicking and bikes are not permitted.
Maps are available at the both parking lots.
The climb onto the ridge taxes the legs and lungs along a series of cutbacks. Once on top, the route runs flat along the ridge before dropping back through the forest. Fossilized evidence of the area s 500 million year aquatic history dot the path and reveal themselves to the sharp-eyed. Although well worth the climb on any day, misty mornings often cover the hilltop in a beautiful and dramatic shroud of fog. A short, interpretive nature trail connects the west parking lot to the Lake Trail, but the two are essentially one.