Fields on either side of the road are off limits to horses
Small parking area on "Adams Road" off of Federal Hill Road
Do not block the road in front of the gate
Road leading to trails, Looking back toward gate and small parking area
Mountain Laurel in bloom
From the upper parking area there is a short path that has maps in a weather tight container
The road that leads from the parking areas to the trails
Welcome sign
Trail Kiosk with map and information
Several bird houses are installed along the road
Beautiful Comfrey plant blooming at Geri's Garden
The Gould house museum's old barn foundation stones
Historical plaque marks the beginning of the trail network
Trail marker on tree
Trail substrate
Granite marker from 1848
Trail substrate
Historical plaque at homestead site
Homestead site
Plaque marking the site of the animal pound for wayward farm animals
Visitors can participate in an ongoing Environmental study
Small stream along trail
Easy passage over the stream via well placed rocks
Young Sassafras Tree
View of beaver pond and Heron Rookery
One of many benches for resting near the pond
Great Blue Heron Chicks wait for feeding at the rookery
Stone bench with a view of the pond and Heron Rookery
Wild grapes
Turtle on a log at the Beaver Pond
Sheep Laurel
Trail heading away from pond
A plaque thanking all those who made these trails a reality
Wooden Road sign and trail blaze
The trail opens up to a beautiful field and back toward the Gould Museum
Bladder Campion Flowers growing in the field
Road leading from the Gould House Museum and trails back to parking
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