Woodland Trail - Mount Airy Trail Network

Valerie Cunningham
2 Star
This trail is an easy trail to walk and it had parts that were absolutely beautiful especially near the creek and with all the wild rhododendrons. But the disappointment and heartbreak was all the trees they cut down and the destruction they left behind. It was quite shocking to see for someone who's out looking for the beauty of nature and instead see the destruction man caused.
Thursday 23rd June 2022

Marcelo Varenhold
3 Star
That's a nice place to come with friends and family The place have a parking lot; There's a trail that you can follow and you will see the creek, trees, animals (be careful with bears) Is disappointing the trees cut-down, there's big open places in the wood
Friday 16th September 2022

Ric Ravier
4 Star
This trail is beautiful. It was much more beautiful before they logged it. Rumor has it that they had to clear the trees because too many people from NYC and NJ were taking the trail and getting lost in the woods. The folks that were not eaten by bears or snakes were upset that the forest had so many trees and rocks and petitioned for the forest to be tamed. They also want a Wawa in the field, but that got shot down.
Wednesday 14th June 2023

Mau Mau
5 Star
This is a short loop trail, 1.5h if you stroll. The parking is free and the parking lot is not well maintained. Though we managed to walk this trail with a stroller, it is not stroller friendly, we had to lift the stroller since there after steps and at one place you have to walk on stones to cross a creek. The area is beautiful though, it worth to try.
Monday 7th October 2019

Alli Spears
5 Star
A beautiful trail that i encourage you to take slow. Look both up and down, as the shady covered places where the sun doesn't reach are just as beautiful as the tops of the sunbathed trees against the sky. This area has a large variety of trees, plants, algae, and fungi, as well as some wildlife. It ticks all the boxes on a scenic nature hike: flowers, open sky, covered tree tunnels, stone steps, small bridges, and even some benches made out of fallen trees.
Saturday 5th September 2020