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A decent hike and dogs are allowed on leash. From the main access point it starts with mowed down grass lands. A few paths jet off to signs marking building locations of a historic farm that used to be on this site. Once you get to the water, the trail goes through the bush all the way around the perimeter. The narrow sides of the lake are sort of weird as you come out of the bush and are walking along side a highway. There is also a boardwalk that crosses the “lake” simply for a different vantage point. You can cut the trail short by taking the bridge or walk out, have a look, turn back the way you came and finish the loop.
