Program runs from June 1 to August 18

Farm

Difficulty: Hard

Distance: 1.30 miles

Restrooms: No

Dog Friendly: Yes

Stroller Friendly: No

Playground: No

Wheelchair Friendly: No

Location: P. Joseph Raab County Park – Stone area off Hoff Road

Your Keys to Adventure

Begin at the bulletin board. Walk past the yellow gate, following trail 1 into the park.
Go through a small patch of woods and come out to a field. Continue following trail 1 around the edge of the field.
You will pass two intersections on your left – one for trail 1 and one a little further for trail 2. Continue straight along the field at both of these intersections.
At the bottom of the hill, turn left. There should be a creek on your right after you make the turn.
You will come to a T intersection with trail 1 on your left. Turn left and follow trail 1 up the hill.
You will pass a green trail marker with the letter “F” on your left and one with the letter “E” on your right. Continue past these.
The trail will come to a gorge with a split rail fence on your right. Continue past this area until you reach an intersection with trail 2. Turn right here to continue on trail 1.
At marker D, you will see a split rail fence and the trail will take a sharp left turn. Turn left here and follow the trail past several other green markers.
Follow the trail as it winds through the woods. Eventually, you might be able to see a house on your right. Continue following the trail.
After walking for a while, you will come across the post along the trail. If you reach the field, you went too far.
To return to the parking area, continue on the trail until you reach a T intersection at the field. Turn right here and follow the trail all the way back to the parking area.

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