Max S

Nice place with nice views. Clean and quiet.

Parking was hard to find. I parked near the south east side, and walked up to the cliff. There is parking near the trail marker on Google maps as well.

A pleasant spot. Probably can catch some fish here. Clean area with plenty of space to sit around and have a picnic and whatnot.

Great location, great fishing, lovely scenery.
Some notes:
- Trail might be hard to follow for some, narrow wild path
- LOTS of mosquitos. Bring bug spray, long sleeve shirts/pants, and a face net if you have one. Walking near marshy areas will have you swarmed
- about a 7km loop total
- Good fishing if you know what to throw/where to look
- Great for swimming
- Plenty of dog ticks, bring tweezers/treat clothing with permethrin

Overall very happy with the experience.

Fishing is good when youre the first one to get their lure wet. A few hours past opening and the fish are either gone or dont bite. Otherwise, good hike.

Large forest with a variety of habitats in it. Deer and other wildlife present. Some areas are a bit "shady" and might have some people hanging around but few and far between do I actually encounter that. The park recently had some work done on it and the trails are nice (though getting overgrown). Paths are gravel, and steep hills had zigzag paths added to them for easier walking. Lots of plants, birds, fungi, and other wildlife to observe. Bring some pretty decent strength mosquito repellent if you intend on going off trail into the grasses and such. Nice play to take a walk or hang out with friends and family.