| Distance: | 1.6 miles |
| Time: | 1.5 hours at a leisure pace |
| Markings: | Painted white diamonds on trees |
| Walking/Hiking, Dogs permitted on leash | |
| Elevation: | Gradual fifty foot change in elevation |
| Difficulty: | Easy. Downhill to the end of the loop, uphill on the way back. |
| Parking: |
At present, there is parking for 1-2 cars in front of the chain across the old road. |
| Tips: | This trail can be wet in the spring |
| Amenities: |
Hopewell Township has many beautiful hiking areas. Please see Mercer County for other hiking spots. |
| Overview: |
This trail is a long narrow loop through open woods and one field. It borders on a pretty part of Woodsville Brook and winds through a mature groove of Beech trees. Along the way there are signs of previous habitation and use of the land as a farm with several outbuildings. |
| Directions: |
Traveling from Route 31, two miles north of Pennington, turn west onto Marshalls Corner-Woodsville Road. In .9 miles turn left onto Harbourton Woodsville Road. In .8 miles turn right into an old driveway/road at #43. Park in front of the chain. |
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