Sugarbush Preserve Trailhead

Great little trail for walking a dog or kids- would recommend bug spray-
since there is a little pond/swamp on one side though it's doable without as long as you don't stop walking or don't mind the risk of a few mosquito bites.
The 2 trails have loops that end where you start and a split option to continue to the other side of the road so you could do both. The side with the little library is gravel, the other side is dirt. The gravel trail has the little hidden forest statues and a bench mid way. Both are maintained, wide and level. Both are fairly short, around 20 minutes at a leisurely pace and they really are pretty!

Nice little trail with a few benches to stop and rest. Mosquitos galore when we where there in May. Bring bug spray.

The trail is gravel lined and has two loops. One loop is attached to another that you can take over the road and into its own loop and then come back or you can just choose to do the first loop. The first loop has two benches the second loop does not. Each loop takes approximately 10 minutes to walk depending on your gait. There are two locations to park. I am giving the description from the neighborhood not directly off the road. It is quiet, and all I heard was the leaves crunching underfoot.

An interesting and peaceful place to walk.

A great little hiking spot. Around 40 acres of Maple-Basswood forest, wetlands, prairie. The western edge skirts alongside Tibbit’s Brook.

There are two interconnected loops, that together add up to just under a mile. But the trail and scenery is so varied that multiple loops are fun.