William Hastie Natural Area

Actually a really cool place. You'd never know you're in the city! The day we visited we were the only folks in the entire park.

Its a joke to even consider this place as a natural area. Its chock full of harmful invasive such as amur honeysuckle, leather leaf mahonia, winter creeper and more. I know leaving a review might not do much, but I sincerely hope that nearby organizations put forth an effort to restore this patch of weeds to a TRUE biodiverse wilderness area that future generations can enjoy and so they can understand what true nature looks like

Had a lovely lunch time hiking here but would definitely recommend installing AllTrails or snapping a shot of the map at the entrance so you don’t get too turned around inside. This path is shared with bikers so keep an ear out.

Lovely trail to visit in the fall and parking is easy to find too! Low to lower-medium difficulty for the most part!

Great trails for biking and hiking! If you're new to the trail it's a hood idea to pick up a map at a local bike shop or out door store.

Very nice place well maintained. Stopped here that i found on maps. Wanted to see and go for a lite hike

Just perfect. Good for dogs and kids also! It's used a LOT for biking, but one path is straight and gravel, then two other paths zig zag thru the woods, and by a pond, a sinkhole, etc. They stretch for miles if you want to go that far, but they loop around at intervals as well for short walks. The two small paths are slick with mud and muck if you go after a rain. We did.

This is a great park for walking, trail running or mountain biking. Margaret Road cuts through the middle and is mostly flat. There are single track trail on either side that range in difficulty.