Today, instead of cutover land, you can enjoy a mix of pines and hardwoods filled with a variety of trees and wildflowers. Along the Densons Creek Nature Trail, you can see where forests replaced farm fields and where an old homestead once stood. You can see a wildlife opening that attracts deer and turkey to the former site of a sawmill. Benches along the trail provide a resting spot or a place for watching wildlife. You can pick up a trail brochure that points out the historic site locations and some of the plantlife along the way.
Numbered posts correspond to short descriptions in the brochure.
You'll also find about a dozen trees identified beside the trail. The path is well-marked and leads through a mature forest of mixed pine and hardwoods. Mountain laurel bushes line the way, and their pink and white blossoms add a touch of color to the trail come springtime. Tapering ferns cover the moist soil beside the stream. Running cedar carpets the drier sections.