1. Old Main Trail (0.55 miles)

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Built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930's as a connector trail between the Dunthorpe and Englewood neighborhoods, Old Main is the most heavily used in the park. Beginning at the Nature Center , it crosses Obie's bridge and connects to the West Horse Loop.

2. Maple Ridge (0.62 miles)

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A forest fire around the turn of the century opened the forest along this trail to make way for maple trees. A great trail for identifying park plant life.

3. Center Trail (0.49 miles)

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Located between the Maple Ridge and the Big Fir trails, this trail offers the least elevation change.

4. Big Fir (0.59 miles)

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More thickly forested, this trail offers the feel of a wilderness.

5. Middle Creek Trail (0.56 miles)

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The Middle Creek Trail features two bridges (High and Beaver) and connects the Nature Center trails to the creek. 

6. Cedar Trail (0.96 miles)

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More challenging, the Cedar Trail meanders through side ravines on the park's west side with lots of ups and downs.

7. Hemlock Trail (0.11 miles)

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Another short connector, the Hemlock Trail, links the Englewood Horse trail with the Cedar trail.

8. West Horse Loop (1.04 miles)

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Begins at High bridge and forms a "figure eight" loop with the North Horse Loop.

9. Boones Ferry Horse Trail (0.35 miles)

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Connector from residential areas to the West Horse Loop. No horse trailer parking available at trailheads.

10. Englewood Horse Trail (0.47 miles)

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Connector from residential areas to the West Horse Loop. No horse trailer parking available at trailheads.