Burma Trail Parking

Meadows are too dense to receive good sun exposure. Beware if hypersensitive to poison ivy.

Bit of a claustrophobic walk, straight shot, very buggy in the summer. Beautiful outlooks in a few places.

Easy, flat path. It’s a straight shot as others have mentioned, and though the flora is pretty, it’s a claustrophobic, monotonous hike with tall grasses and brush on either side of the path. You basically walk in and walk out and there are no distinct landscape markers so it can feel like you’re walking forever in the Twilight Zone. Interesting once but I won’t come here again.

There are only about 5 parking spots. It's a bit of haul to the water's edge (~50 yards) and difficult/steep waters edge so putting in/out is quite difficult. It's also easy to miss when you are coming back and if you go below the launch you can't get back up because there are shallow rapids right there at the bridge.

This hidden jewel of 2 mile is treat if you are into nature walk and birdwatching.

I actually love this trail - in the cold months. When it’s warm it’s buggy and tick heaven. It’s a strait line for about 2 miles out and back. It comes to an cross in the trail- one takes you to the river and a much more overgrown Parallel trail along the over back to the parking lot. The other direction takes you to a grove a conifers and an abandoned highway access road. It’s completely flat, great for dogs off leash because you can see who’s coming in the distance.

The canoe launch is about 100 yards from parking and the put in spot is not ideal as there is a swift current.