Rush Pond Trail

Awesome trails for beginner to intermediate riders, great flow.

Perfect trail system. medium, rolling hills. Stay on the main trail, and you can go all the way to Farr Lane, take a small detour and end up on the QBY School trails, or head down and find the trail that runs along Rush Pond

The ends of the trail are fairly close to apartments and some busy roads. Once you get away from there, the trails are fairly nice. Wide trails that are well maintained.

Beautiful trail! Went in October and it was crisp and you could see the lake through the trees. The trail was gravel and easy to follow, well marked, mostly flat with a few hills. Highly recommend for those looking for a relatively easy walk.

Nice wide trail that is very easy to follow. Well marked and well maintained. Trail is 2.6 miles one way and 5.2 miles total. Easy to moderate terrain.
Trail goes along Rush Pond, then crosses over Rush Pond and ends in a suburban neighborhood. The trail offers many chances to see local wildlife. The trail is used by many for walking, running, and bicycling. There are many mountain bike trails that come off the main trail.
Easy parking next to the Northway. Room for about 10-15 cars. Cell reception is very good on the whole trail.

Easy trail yet absolutely beautiful. Great for hiking, biking and running. While on the trail, we encountered heavy winds, rain started and got soaked. It was the most refreshing experience. You would love it!

Always a great hiking experience! Snowshoeing, mountain biking trails too. Excellent variety of terrain and views. Multiple trailheads make for easy access.