

Trail Information:
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Woodlawn's trails are open daily from dawn to dusk and are free for everyone to enjoy.
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Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a leash at all times.
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With just over two miles of trails arranged in three interconnected loops, the forest offers opportunities to experience a variety of habitats and wildlife. Keep an eye out for deer, foxes, owls, Bald eagles, and many other native species.
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One of the most unique sections of the trail system is the Gander Trail. This area was completely cleared during the ownership of George Nixon Black Jr., who used it as a racetrack for his automobile.
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The outer trails were originally designed as carriage roads where the Black family exercised their horses and enjoyed rides around the estate. Today, these historic paths include exposed roots, rocks, and uneven terrain, so visitors should walk with care. Some sections may also be wet due to seasonal water and drainage conditions, so appropriate footwear is recommended.
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If you'd like the trail guide ahead of time, you can download it here.​
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Please note that we have an anti-foraging and removal policy, which you can read here.
Nature Bingo
If you or your family are looking for an activity to do while out on the trails, why not try nature bingo?
Save it to your phone, print it to bring with you, or see if there is a copy in the Frog Library.

Children's Lending Library
Our children's lending library found between the pond and story trail is full of children's books.
Please feel free to borrow or leave a book.

Tree ID Walk
Around the Gander Trail loop, signs identify different tree species.
To learn more about these trees visit the


Story Trail
The story trail is a small loop directly behind the North Trailhead. The book changes each season.
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Check our Facebook page for info on the current story.
