The Question Mark Trail at Pfeiffer Nature Center's Lillibridge Property in Portville, New York is a moderate 0.4-mile one-way trail that runs from the center of the property over to the Overlook Trail.
The trail itself is rated at moderate since it quickly climbs the hillside to reach the easternmost property line. If hikers are heading down the hill, the trail difficulty is much easier. Along the trail, hikers will pass the Tiger's Trail, which loops to the west and connects back to this trail.
Once at the top of the hill, the trail will terminate. Hikers will find two trail options from here - the Overlook Trail and the White Oak Trail.
Reaching the Trailhead
To reach this trailhead, hikers should follow the Griffin's Way Trail from the parking area to its northern terminus, then take a right-hand turn and hike along a path for about 200-feet to find this trailhead.
Parking
Hikers can find parking at the coordinates provided. The parking lot is large enough to fit about 8 large vehicles.
Pets
Dogs are allowed if leashed and their waste must be carried out by the hiker.
Blaze Color
This trail follows white blazes much like the rest of the trails at the Lillibridge Property, which can be confusing.
The trail itself is rated at moderate since it quickly climbs the hillside to reach the easternmost property line. If hikers are heading down the hill, the trail difficulty is much easier. Along the trail, hikers will pass the Tiger's Trail, which loops to the west and connects back to this trail.
Once at the top of the hill, the trail will terminate. Hikers will find two trail options from here - the Overlook Trail and the White Oak Trail.
Reaching the Trailhead
To reach this trailhead, hikers should follow the Griffin's Way Trail from the parking area to its northern terminus, then take a right-hand turn and hike along a path for about 200-feet to find this trailhead.
Parking
Hikers can find parking at the coordinates provided. The parking lot is large enough to fit about 8 large vehicles.
Pets
Dogs are allowed if leashed and their waste must be carried out by the hiker.
Blaze Color
This trail follows white blazes much like the rest of the trails at the Lillibridge Property, which can be confusing.
