Raymond R.

At first sight I was worried this would be a neglected trail because of the dilapidated sign in the parking lot. But this turned out to be a quaint trail that offers a peaceful walk with various flora and fauna. It's well maintained and beautiful.

This used to be my favorite trail and I used to come here multiple times per week. Now it is only enjoyable outside of summer, because it's become overrun with large families that bring coolers and bags of stuff and spend all day ruining the beautiful peaceful scenery. My dog now gets freaked out by their noise and the entire place is covered in yeah trash. It's a real shame.

My go to trail for when the ground is wet since it is paved and well maintained. Always run into some wildlife and it's a nice relaxing are for a walk, run or bike ride.

I want to love this driving range, because it's got history and it's near my house. But I have to weigh the pros and cons and the result will most likely be that I'll go to a range at a golf course instead.
Let's start with the pros:
- friendly staff
- good prices
- shade, fans, heaters
- matts are in good shape
- plenty of spots to hit from- no wait

Now the cons:
- Not allowed to bring golf bag onto range
- have to pay for heater
- no putting green/ chip area
- entrance was a little hidden
- turning from 29 south during rush hour is a little unnerving
- it hasn't been upgraded in a long time, there is a lot of potential here.

The biggest thing that bothered me is the not being able to bring the bag. I frankly don't get the reasoning. Second was the non existence of a putting green.
Those two factors really make a big difference to me.

Also they could increase their profits by selling more snacks and other paraphernalia.

Pretty cool trail. Some parts aren't very well maintained, though.