Nature Trail At Unity Village

"At the fork turn left for as that lower portion of the trail is the most scenic and there are exercise stations. The upper half of the loop is less scenic through a field. There is only one steep hill otherwise the hike is very easy."

"This is a great nature trail for those that have a moderate fitness level. You will have to go uphill to get back to the trailhead so strollers and wheelchairs will be challenging, as it's a gravel & dirt path. I only had an hour to explore so I went to the "bridge" which is a cool cave/tunnel-like structure with a little creak running through it. It's quite breathtaking if you love nature and things like this! Wear a good pair of walking or hiking shoes as this is a can't miss nature trail. I will definitely be back to explore some more."

"What a beautiful, unexpected find while in town recently. Gorgeous area and views. The Natural Bridge and surrounding area is breathtaking with the giant stalactites and stalagmites of ice!"

"Really cool area to walk around! Not too crowded and easy to get around. I definitely am curious to know the full story behind this place. Lots of interesting and random spots along the trail. Behind some trees we found but couldn't get a picture of, a giant bowl. It was cement and almost the size of a small pool. And the unity village sign on the ground and locked up cave... Seems like there's lots of history here!"

"Beautiful trail - especially in the fall. The natural bridge is neat! (Please respect nature don't ruin this with any more graffiti!!!) The trail is long enough to make it worth the trek to unity village, but short enough fora walk and chat with a friend. The trail is pet-friendly as long as they are on leash. Brand new murals painted under a bridge (the paint was still wet today!)."