The White Oak Trail at Pfeiffer Nature Center's Lillibridge Property in Portville, New York is a moderate 0.6-mile one-way trail that runs almost the entire length of the eastern side of the property and features a beautiful woodland setting.
This trail connects a handful of trails on the eastern side of the Lillibridge Property including the Question Mark Trail, Overlook Trail, Merrick's Run, Tapline Trail, Yuba-Dam Trail, and Holcomb Over Trail.
Depending on which way hikers walk this trail, the hike will either be easy or moderate. If hiked north to south, the trail will be easy. If hiked south to north, the trail is more moderate. While there's not much to see along this trail, hikers can use it to continue along the outer-edge of the property for a longer loop hike or use it to connect to various trails and meander through the park.
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.
This trail connects a handful of trails on the eastern side of the Lillibridge Property including the Question Mark Trail, Overlook Trail, Merrick's Run, Tapline Trail, Yuba-Dam Trail, and Holcomb Over Trail.
Depending on which way hikers walk this trail, the hike will either be easy or moderate. If hiked north to south, the trail will be easy. If hiked south to north, the trail is more moderate. While there's not much to see along this trail, hikers can use it to continue along the outer-edge of the property for a longer loop hike or use it to connect to various trails and meander through the park.
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.
