Brunswick Nature Park

"Really enjoy visiting here. Parking is easy and the trails are well maintained. I wish there was a map posted or paper maps available to take. Will come back here again and again!"

"Great place to enjoy nature and native plants, hike, walk the dog. However, all you bicyclers, be aware! those trails are SHARED SPACE with those on foot! Recently, we were almost hit by a biker traveling at high rate of speed around a blind curve. Fortunately he took the tumble and avoided serious injury to all of us."

"This place was awesome - intense mountain biking paths and great hiking trails. Beautiful views and you actually feel like you’re out in nature with no sounds from people, cars, etc. Make sure you’re bike can handle these paths as their are lots of roots, rocks, etc. while biking. Also has a kayak launch."

"Great trails, well maintained. Remember the bike tras are meant for bikes so if you do walk them you should do so the opposite direction than the bikes so you can get out of their way. Remember to take bug spray. It's beautiful out there and there's plenty of wooded shade to walk in."

"Visited the park to ride the mountain bike trails. Rode everything and ended up with almost 9 miles. Easy to follow the routes. Plenty of curves and short hills with good use of the terrain to keep the riding interesting. You won't find long hill climbs here, but don't mistake these for just flat, boring trails. The twisty turns offer the chance to practice your leans, flicks, and speed control. There are several rock gardens and elevated boardwalk challenges on the advanced trail. You can make this as much of a workout as you want, maybe more so than trails in hillier areas because you're not going to get much chance to cheat and rest on any long downhill runs! Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area or passing nearby. I visited in early April, so the heat and humidity weren't bad and there were few bugs. Would likely be much different in full-on summertime weather. The trail builders are actively working to expand the trails, so there are more miles coming."