Danny

Not much of a trail here. Just a small loop takes you through an old cemetery and back out to the ocean shore. During low tide, you can find ocean life in the tide pools left behind.

This place was so unique. This house was started in 1922, and it took about 20 years to complete everything. Around 100,000 copies of newspapers were used in the making of this house and the furniture inside. It's amazing the amount of time and thought that must have gone into creating each piece and each wall. On the outside, you can see layers of newspapers peeling back from weathering over time. On the inside of the house, there is a hole in a piece of the wall where you can see better up close how it was constructed. To be made out of paper and still be around after almost 100 years is impressive. It's definitely worth stopping by and checking out if you are in the area.

Just a single trail that brings you out to the point that overlooks goose cove. I got to see a great white egret and a little egret hunting for food along the water edge.

Some hiking trails that will lead you to dog town or goose cove reservoir. I was surprised I didn't see any wildlife while walking through. I did see the remnants of a foundation and fireplace to an old home that was once on this property.