Woodlands Conservancy’s Woodlands Trail

I've hiked to the ammunition magazines twice, both times were overcast, no rain. Great hike, the alternate routes were overgrown, when you cross the bridge just pass the bat houses there's really no trail that I could see. I will probably come back in the winter to see what I can see. Only saw two snakes, one was a moccasin and the other was a runner (blue) at least that's what I thought. No other animals.

The trail is completely overgrown. If it wasnt for All trails, I would have gotten lost. This is not a hiking trail. The people who manage this "trail" should be embarrassed. They have no idea what they're doing. If you don't know how to properly manage a hiking trail, then at least post warning signs so people know what to expect. I have never experienced anything like this in my 10+ years of hiking experience.

Very nice. Get there early and you have the whole place to yourself. Watch out for the wild/ feral pigs!

As a Cypress tree lover, this trail was amazing. All the different formations they made. Saw wildlife , 5 armadillos, 1 solamander, butterflies, squirrels, and 1 large boar. The trail is moderate as it has roots and cypress knees everywhere, there is a geocache route or whatever it's called and a few more. The bunkers were nice to see. The signs and information boards were very interesting. Bring lots of water and some snacks if you explore like I do. Overall a great hike.

This is a very nice trail to walk. It’s about 5.5miles if you are doing the entire trail. There are bathroom areas by the entrance which were decent. It was really nice getting to the back to see the WWII depots. You can bring your dogs for a walk as long as they are leashed. I did see. horse trail signs also but didn’t see anyone riding when we went. It was a really nice walk. Would definitely come back again.