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  • Thought about doing the 3 mile one but ended up doing the 6 mile by accident, and thought, "oh well, we've gone too far (actually just a half mile) to turn around..." And just stuck with it out of stubbornness. With the rain from last weekend, everything was in bloom and it was absolutely beautiful. The 5.9 mile trail around the circumference is full of rolling hills. Most grounding was nice on the north side of the loop but the south side of the loop was a little run down from the crazy rain. There are areas with steady inclines but relief is soon found with long stretches of flat elevation perfect for trail runners looking to do interval training. The trail is clearly marked until you get to the back (north) side, where you end up all the way at the bottom of the "mountain"/rolling hills and you question if you're going the right direction because you eventually end up in another parking lot at the end of a neighborhood to continue to the rest of the trail. This part of the trail is absolutely flat and runs in the east to west direction (or vise versa depending how you started) and it feels isolated. You can see a lot of bike trekking on this part but kind of boring compared to the beautiful scenery on the south and east sides. Continue running (or walking) and you end up near the canal and turn left onto what's basically another much larger dirt road and have one tall hill before you see the 5.9 mile trail market on the left side and you return to the rolling hills that very gradually increase in elevation until you end up heading south again. Going this direction brings you through prettier terrain with more interesting plants and rocks again and you eventually see the parking lot where you first started again. Parking? Entered off Happy Valley Rd and 55th to a large parking area and cool recreational park and the trail started right there. Too crowded? Well, there is another entrance with a tiny parking area to the 5.9 mile trail through a neighborhood on the northeast part of the loop but haven't figured out how to drive there yet, since this was my first time here. Level? The 5.9 mile circumference trail is moderate on the rolling rocky hills and easy on the flat areas. You can make it more challenging if you add some of the summit climbs in which is what I will try to do next time!
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