Multi-purpose trails through wooded areas and along brooks in Woodbury
4.5· 42 reviews
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Trolley Bed Preserve is a nature preserve in Woodbury offering multi-purpose trails suitable for hiking and mountain biking. Our preserve includes a main flat, straight trail, with additional paths leading to Scuppo Road. Visitors can also find a pond with ducks and beavers along the trails, which are popular for dog walking.
Great location to hike or Mtb.Dog walkers are mostly on Trolley Bed.But there are trails off the bed that lead to Scuppo rd location and there is parking on that end of trails too near kiosk.There is about 4 miles of multi purpose trails at the Trolley preserve area.There is also another 4 miles off of Tuttle rd with limited parking.
Sue Carboni
2 years ago
Suggested by a dog dad at the dog park. We loved the easy access and beautiful trails. We had to leave because a Jeep with several guys were blasting loud bass music and we felt unsafe. Also loved the book exchange; if we do go back, we'll add to it.
jane buitron
3 years ago
I have walked this trail many times once you start hitting the rocky area is quite tough on your feet and if you venture all the way to the end it's quite difficult as there are deep ridges all the way down and you have to walk kind of sideways on these side slopes... again painful for your feet if you have injured feet like I do! It is a tree lined walk however because of the bodies of water around the area there are many bugs! For me it's a plus as I don't live far away from it.
Jacqueline Raposo
3 years ago
This is my absolute favorite walk in the area–and one of my favorite places overall! The long, straight primary trail is flat, so it doesn't take much muscle. It's flanked by bubbling brooks and rivers. It's around 1 mile end-to-end. Halfway through, there's a lovely pond with ducks and beavers and so many birds. And the trees and other fauna that flank the path are breathtaking. Dogs are allowed—most people let theirs off-leash if they're friendly. (I've never had a problem with a dog while walking here. Mine is friendly. Other owners are friendly and responsible.) It is very rocky and can be muddy in spots, so it's not accessible for wheelchair users. And there are no benches or places to rest other than fallen logs and such. A treasured gem!
Kyle Higgins
7 years ago
Lovely trail maintained by the Eagle Scouts... wish the side paths were marked, but it is a nice ramble in beauteous woods and there is a sharing library at the start. Very peaceful...
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