Pin Oak Trail

"Muddy trails that do not seem like they are maintained at all. Poison ivy is allowed to run rampant and there are sticky plants everywhere grabbing onto whatever you’re wearing and taking off your hat. There’s nothing to look at and the trails are very narrow. Do not recommend. 2/10"

"Can't see where the tail is at some points !!! Still a nice area, anyway..."

"Got poison ivy by just running the trail. Was smaller than a single person path, but I was the only person on the trail."

"Very nice, easy walk. Well maintained trail and relaxing. Flat, grassy, dirt covered trail makes it easy to manage. When I was there it had recently been mowed which was obvious because of the grass shavings on both sides of trail in certain places. The pond I saw what looked like mallard ducks and white geese. If you're looking for a quiet but nice, gentle walk you'll enjoy this one. It's worth checking it out. I didn't see any maps of it to follow but none are really needed. There is a map on a tree while following the trail. You can't get lost but best to stay on the trail. There's tall grass on the side of trail and there's a fence. There is an opening in one place that goes into an area of land by a neighborhood. There is a lot of Honeysuckle which has a very pleasant aroma and lots of poison ivy vines so be aware if you're allergic to this as much as I am. Also be careful of ticks as I found one on me when I got home. Also there were some bothersome flies so better to bring bug spray or cover yourself with it before going on the trail. Better to be safe than sorry."

"Easy casual walk. A third is wooded and the rest is open along a grass path with sparse trees."