Mill Trail

The park is great for walking, running, jogging and biking.
The trail meets up with Goudy Park. On the other side of Goudy Park is Washington Trail. All told, just using that length, there is a mile long trail. If you head off further East into Dynamite Park which starts where Mill Trail leaves off you can enjoy up to a five mile hike, though, once in Dynamite Park the trail is only suitable for hiking or crosscountry biking. Off of Mill Trail area also walking trails that lead down to the river. Use caution as the area is wild and untended when off trail. This is a great dog walk.

It's a pretty cool little walking trail- especially to be set in between two residential streets, it's actually VERY COOL.. I even heard what sounded to be a little waterfall in the woodsy forest..I went there about 8:30 the other night, walked the dog about half the trail and turned around and went back to the car.

We liked this place for a nature walk in the middle of town. Connected to Dynamite Park. Went 2.6 miles round trip, including both of them. I believe Mills Trail, about a mile or so, round trip, was a straight, paved trail connecting two roads with lighting along the way ( though one person noted it's not functioning at present)and several nice metal benches along the path, as well. The rest of trail may have been Dynamite Park, as they are back to back, and that part was slightly uneven but essentially flat, wood chip path weaving somewhat around a clearing. Brought the dog, who seemed to enjoy nature scents and sounds. These paths are along a swampy area with lots of trees. Nice.