Culberson Woods State Nature Preserve

"Most buggy place ever. Immediately upon exiting my car I went back in and left."

"I liked this trail a lot! Easy but still a good workout. But... Even with bug spray the mosquitos and flies were brutal. That's the only reason why I'm not giving it a five star rating. I'm sure in the fall it's much better. Also wear shoes with good traction. The trail wasn't too wet but still muddy in spots a couple days after the last rain. Good trail to bring children to because no real hills and it's mostly flat, but take proper precautions."

"The trail was nothing but mud, there were tons of mosquitos, there's no parking area, and the trail directly adjacent to someones private property. Would not recommend."

"UPDATED 4/20/23 I went on this trail again and it was dry for the most part this time. A little muddy in some areas. However, much much better. This trail is a 3 mile loop. I posted some new pics. Trail is now teaming with wildflowers. Even though this trail was a bogged down soupy mess and was like hiking through a lake, I still give it 5 stars. It’s not the trails fault of heavy rains. I def want to come back when it’s dry. I am so glad I had my waterproof socks. I WOULD WAIT AT LEAST A WEEK AFTER RAIN BEFORE HIKING THIS TRAIL. Maybe longer after heavy rain. For the most part, a very nice nature preserve/park. No bathroom facilities at this trail. Nature preserves Parks Hiking Trails"

"No trash, nearly entirely flat trail. Was able to take a stroller with large wheels with no problems. Very nice autumn hike. There are no bathrooms or picnic areas. Only saw 1 other person here on a Saturday afternoon."