Double Trouble State Park

"One of my favorite local spots to walk. In the years I've been coming to this park a lot has changed. It's got a variety of scenery to appreciate. You can wander thru a cedar forest, cranberry fields, past the old mill and river, into the pine forest and thru a reclamation area that hurricane Sandy destroyed. The historical buildings are interesting, they have never been open while I'm in the park but may possibly be at certain times. Check with the park for access. There are several places to get some gorgeous photographs. My last trip to the park was in the snow this wk."

"I was fortunate enough to grow up a few miles from here and have been hiking, swimming, kayaking, canoeing, tubing and collecting cranberries for bread since the late 70s. Summertime is a blast to visit and interact with nature…the smell of pine straw, walking in the cool sugar sand barefoot on a scorching day then jump in the tea colored freezing Cedar Creek!"

"A nice park though lacks enough parking. Followed the Orange and Yellow trail. They could both use a bit better markings and mile markers would be nice. That said a beautiful spot, great water views."

"A nice long walk around the bogs is very relaxing. Be aware of the wildlife. Beaver, frogs, birds, snakes. It’s a great place to relax and escape the hustle and bustle of the everyday grind. Enjoy nature ! Jah lives !"