Mile 3.0 - Across a stream from the Freeland parking lot, the Flower Cafe sells snacks and shaved ice. Chairs and tables along the stream offer a respite. Continuing south on the trail, you ll pass Victorian homes with rocking chairs, which once afforded residents a view of the passing trains. Mile 3.2 - As you cross the stream, look at the remains of the railroad tracks to your right. This part of the trail winds through woods.
Roads cross at intervals, so observe stop signs.
Mile 6.3 - The trail crosses Little Falls, which is not actually a falls but a popular canoeing river. Mile 8.7 - The brick building to your left, now a private home, was once an inn for travelers. For refreshments, turn right for 0.1 mile, following the sign that advertises pit beef. On weekends, a family sells barbecued beef in front of the Park Inn liquor store. Soda machines are available when the liquor store is closed, on Sundays.