Twin Bridges Loop Trail

"Great place to go I love it I am there multiple times a week! A lot of deer can be seen here it's full of wildlife"

"I love this place. It’s not crowded, it’s quiet, and the trails offer a really nice selection that ranges between easy and fairly rugged. On the trails that are on west side of the road going in, by the parking area, you walk along the creek, which is very scenic. These are the easier and flatter trails. On the east side of the road are several trails with some very nice hills and crossings of small streams (which are easier to get across if it hasn’t been raining too much). You can get in a great 3 to 5 mile hike here and rarely retrace your steps if you mix and match the different trails. Consider taking a picture of the map on the sign in the parking area to help yourself navigate around. Especially on the east side, there are several trails that go off in different directions and it’s helpful to know which one you’re on. If you’re looking for a place to walk, here is a place to go that is much more scenic, peaceful, and serene than most parks."

"Beautiful, wide, well laid out grassy trail. You will need shoes or boots you don't mind getting wet if you want to do the entire trail as there is a place you must cross the water."

"This location is near the landfill and it smells weird. It's nice they put in trails and sports fields on the land the landfill company owns but it's not a travel destination."

"I really enjoyed this trail. It's sorta a hidden gem because it's not located in a park. Not very long, all together around 2 miles but still worth a walk. It has a few differnet trails you can choose from. I recommend taking a picture of the map before adventuring off."