Woodlands Conservancy’s Woodlands Trail

As a Cypress tree lover, this trail was amazing. All the different formations they made. Saw wildlife , 5 armadillos, 1 solamander, butterflies, squirrels, and 1 large boar. The trail is moderate as it has roots and cypress knees everywhere, there is a geocache route or whatever it's called and a few more. The bunkers were nice to see. The signs and information boards were very interesting. Bring lots of water and some snacks if you explore like I do. Overall a great hike.

I loved hiking this trail with my brother. My brother loves cypress trees, so he was in heaven; it was the bees knees. I saw beautiful orange butterflies, armadillos, one large boar, plus lots of other wildlife. When I realized I had donated enough blood, I called on uncle Deet to put a stop to it.

Was in for a visit and did the 5 mile hike with my Aunt. Very moderate hike follows the levy the levy. Its over grown in some areas and its warming up so keep your eyes peeled for snakes, the armadillos were out as well I almost kicked one on the trail. The WWII ammunition batteries are a neat piece of history. In all its a great nature hike close to everything.

This is a very nice trail to walk. It’s about 5.5miles if you are doing the entire trail. There are bathroom areas by the entrance which were decent. It was really nice getting to the back to see the WWII depots. You can bring your dogs for a walk as long as they are leashed. I did see. horse trail signs also but didn’t see anyone riding when we went. It was a really nice walk. Would definitely come back again.