The trail passes a small quarry, an 1800s mill ruins, a concrete post once part of a WWII guard station, a cave, and three stone arch bridges. The turnpike's cobblestone base is visible in some areas. The trailhead is located at the park's parking area. The trail follows the Green River and is mostly flat with a few steep hills. A spring marks the river's emergence from underground.
Wildlife includes deer and wild turkey.
Easy to moderate. The trailhead is located at the park lodge. This marked trail through a valley features a variety of plant and animal life including walnut, sycamore, dogwood and redbud trees, as well as deer, grouse, and songbirds. The trailhead is located off Lakeside Drive. Part of the Elizabethtown Greenbelt trail system, this level trail encircles 120-acre Freeman Lake.