Map
Difficulty: 
Moderate
Distance: 0.50 miles
Restrooms: No
Dog Friendly: Yes (must be on leash)
Stroller Friendly: No
Playground: No
Wheelchair Friendly: No
Location: Arlington Ernst Park
Your Keys to Adventure
- From your vehicle, walk to the “Park Rules Sign.” At the sign turn left, stop, and look at the red trail on the bulletin board.
- Walk past the bulletin board and turn right to follow the trail into the woods.
- At the “Y,” stay to the right and you will see a tree on the right side with yellow, white, and red markers.
- Continue straight on the path, following the red markers on the trees.
- At the bench, continue to follow the red marker trail.
- Continuing along this trail, you will pass another bench on your left.
- At the intersection, follow the red marker trail on your right.
- At the “Y” intersection, look for the bench on your right to find the post.
- To return to your vehicle, continue to follow the red marker trail up the hill.
- At the “Y” intersection, turn right to continue following the trail up the hill.
- Continue straight to follow the red marker trail back to the parking area.
Read More About It
- What a Map Can Do by Gabrielle Balkan
- The Last Mapmaker by Christina Soontornvat
- Saint by Adrienne Young
Some Breadcrumbs for the Trail!
- Agloe in upstate New York is an example of a fake town on a map, placed there by map makers in 1925.
- The oldest known map is not of the Earth, but of the stars.
- A person that makes maps is a cartographer.
Your Rubbing Artwork
