One site only has been found - just off the alternate Games Trail route near the Chaulk's Run intersection. This creeping clubmoss grows in untidy, tangled masses. Leaves are tiny and grown together to create a smooth surface along irregularly branched flattened branches. The lower surfaces of branches are slightly concave. Horizontal stems creep along or slightly below the ground surface.
Reproduction is by spores.
The strobilus consists of 1 to 4 cones in a candelabrum growth form. Found along all trails This plant looks like a miniature, thickly branched pine tree. Individual plants up to 30cm high sprout every 10cm or so from an underground horizontal stem. Narrow lance-shaped leaves are shiny and evergreen. Reproduction is by spores.