Intimate connection with the watershed. Rustic unpaved entrance from O'farrell with fun facts is more of a ramp but stairs lead you out the other way...be mindful of the slope.

It was a nice short walk with some nice views. May be difficult to find the beginning and parking but once you get there it's very pretty. There is also an entrance where it seems to be somebodys driveway but there is an entrance at the very end of it.

Yeah, I'm sorry but this place was a dump. It's just trails that go to the other side of a neighborhood. Trails that lead to dead animals. That was our experience. I saw no trillium. I loved seeing the neighborhoods more and their beautiful well kept lawns more than enjoying walking through this trail.

The hike there is hilly and steep. It is a very small park. The pond or the water body does not have a y water on dry days. It is nestled within the neighbourhood.

A lot of the forest has been affected due to nature at its course and also the government cutting down trees and people ruining wildlife. However it's a quick walk through in some nature. If you live in the area it's always nice to take a little detour through the park to get to the other side. Or just to sit on a bench and read a book and have some peace and quiet. You have to climb a lot of stairs so just beware of that part and in certain weather it can be very muddy or very slippery.

Great for the whole family.

A beautiful park with several small trails for a casual 20 minute hike. Trails can be muddy during the late fall or winter. In the fall, thousands of colorful leaves decorate the fern covered slopes that you will hike by.

Like this place to go walking. Nice in the summer.

Peaceful. The Trillium park resident cat was there to welcome us to the kingdom.

Wonderful small park connecting Eskridge and Carlton for walkers and nearby neighbors. Thanks to Oly Parks further great work maintaining their parcels!

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Beautiful small park in the Capitol area of Olympia.