Enjoy discovering the wonders of nature found here! This is one of 14 featured Door County Land Trust nature preserves that showcase the scenic beauty and natural diversity that make Door County so special. Nature preserves are open to the public at no charge for hiking, skiing, photography, nature study and other low-impact, non-motorized activities. 

Trail follows a rustic old logging road through a beautiful “garden” of ostrich and sensitive ferns and then passes through an impressive ridge and swale habitat dominated by old growth hemlock, some of the largest yellow birch found in Door County, sugar maple and white cedar.