Bobcaygeon Wilderness Park

The trail are well maked but they're short hikes. Great for fall colors and caution signs everywhere about poison ivy. I would go here again.

Very short trail (less than 1km), so it is good for light walk.

Good place for a nice quick walk. Easy to navigate and great for taking a dog!

Too short to be a hiking trail"

Great little trail for an outdoor visit. Not long or exhausting. Easy for most abilities. Could use some lights in parking areas.

This is a very short trail that can be accomplished very quickly for healthy grown ups. It's wide, flat and you can tackle it with a stroller or possibly a wheel chair (although wheel chair users should verify that).The scenery is really nice and there are interpretative signs along the way which you can read to find out more about the natural features of the park.

This is not a place for hikers looking for a challenge. This is just a perfect little hiking /outdoor education park the is great for either early morning walks with the dog but more importantly why I like it is because it's the best place to start toddlers and preschoolers off on hiking. Any young child would love this place and the simple navigation system can teach them how to read trail markings. The polination patch is great and early morning there's deer galore in the area. There's also an atv trail that takes you in behind and gives you a deeper perspective of the wooded area beyond the park. But again good for young families and early.morning dog walks or a nice evening stroll or even a perfect jogging course with elevations and beautiful White Pines to look at.

Not very large very short trail(s). Poison ivy everywhere.

A great place to go hiking with young kids. Pretty and trails are short, easy terrain and very well marked. One trail is even wheelchair accessible. There are also informational plaques along the trails. Not much of a draw if you don't have kids though.

Nice park for some 45-60 minutes hiking and learning some new things about our nature.