Overview. When it comes to municipal parks, this one is a gem! A nice, short path with a little ruggedness set in the holler:-) There were plenty of wildflowers on display, a playful creek, and all the facilities you’d expect. Stop in for a quick walk or add Martin Branch Trail to get the heart rate up.

Route Type | Loop
Total Distance | 0.57 miles
Elevation Gain | 83 feet
Overall Difficulty | Moderate

GPS Waypoints
Parking Lot | 38.204906, -83.418383

Parking. Ample parking is available at the trailhead.

Trail Navigation. Start by taking the south trailhead (listed above) and walk counterclockwise on the loop. You’ll begin at the bottomlands, cross the creek, and begin making your way uphill. The trail stops well short of the top of the knob and instead cuts across to the next drainage. Continue around the loop making sure not to take the Martin Branch Trail - unless you feel like getting in some hill work;-) Cross the second bridge and finish in the parking lot.

CAUTION - Poisonous Snakes. Copperheads and timber rattlesnakes can be found in the area. Should you encounter one, stop and slowly back away. Always give venomous snakes a wide berth. Know Before You Go => University of Kentucky Venomous Snake Guide

CAUTION - Black Bears. Ursus Americanus - a.k.a. the American black bear is growing in population throughout much of Kentucky. Know Before You Go => US Forest Service Black Bear Safety Tips