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This is a paved path that follows the path of an old train rail and travels around Depot Park Lake. This area is great for seeing a variety of birds and animals such as herons, red-winged blackbirds, grackles, moorhens, anhingas, alligators, and other wildlife. Many sections of this trail are exposed and bringing sun protection is advised. Accessibility: This trail is likely accessible for visitors using wheelchairs, mobility equipment, or strollers. Accessible Parking: Number of...

This old train corridor travels parallel to West 6th street and provides the community with recreational opportunities as well as a commute path for residents. This paved pathway eventually connects with the Depot Avenue Rail Trail and there are many places to hop off or get on the route along the way.

This trail is entirely in a forest with a thick canopy and is protected from the sun. The stream on the east side is pleasant and clear with a footbridge to get across. around to complete the west side of the preserve. There are not many views along the trail, however, there are many opportunities to view wildlife and wildflowers.

This route combines Cell 2 and Cell 3 paths to form a loop on the eastern section of the park. This flat and easy path is a great choice for the whole family to enjoy. There are many opportunities to observe the local wildlife and bird watching is popular along this trail. The surface is mostly fine gravel and the path is exposed to the sun so visitors suggest bringing sun protection.

This is a short and accessible loop mostly along the boardwalk section in the park. The highlighted path features informational signs to educate visitors on the flora and fauna in the area. Users recommend bringing sun protection as many sections of this path are exposed. There are many opportunities to view wildlife and birds along the way.