Short Nature Park Trail

Wooden boardwalk bridges help you cross the low-lying wet areas.

User: Blaze - 5/1/2013

Location: Yegua Creek Park

Rating: 1star

Difficulty: halfstar

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Miles Hiked: 1.00 Mile Elapsed Time: 19 minutes

Comments:

The Nature Trail at Yegua (pronounced Yay-wah) Creek Park is a short lollipop-shaped trail. There are numerous placards along the trail identifying different types of trees. The trail is well-marked with trail maps showing where you are.

Not much to say about the trail. It's your basic nature trail.

The park itself it rather scenic. It is one of several parks that is located on Lake Somerville. Wildflowers were in full bloom at the time I made this hike.

Log Photos

Entrance Sign

Trailhead

View Of The Trail

Another View Of The Trail

Wildflowers

Somerville Lake

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