Five Rivers Environmental Education Center Loop Trail

amazing place with a great variety of plant life trees, butterlies and hummingbird moths.

This was a mostly shady walk which is nice on a sunny 90 degree day. Lots of markings, narrow paths in the upper part of the trail but still walkabale.

Quick, beautiful, pet friendly hiking trail

Many beautiful trails and a great place to bring kids!! There is so much to see weather wildlife or plants! It may be muddy at times on certain trials after rain so watch out for that. But overall all trials are quite easy and flat. Highly recommend to bring children here. I go here quite often year round!

Awesome trail. Amazing to see the blue birds in the field and deer further out at night

I’m only reviewing the North Loop. It was ridiculously muddy. I wouldn’t recommend anyone run or hike here as it hasn’t rained much and 80% is deep mud. I imagine it’s like this year round.

There are manyTrails here the beaver trail was decent but short the northern loop that we came to walk was very wet and very muddy people were walking 50 to 75 feet off the trail to stay out of the mud and there’s no dogs allowed.

A very nice place to spend your time hiking. Everything is mostly flat but you still get a great work out. Check out ht Beaver Trail that is our favorite.

January 1 "First Hike" was also first visit here. Trail was, as expected, icy however with mini spikes and trekking poles no problem to navigate. Looking forward to return visit with snowshoes.

I love this place for the diverse habitats and wildlife that abounds. I’ve seen many species of birds here, as well as rabbits and deer. Definitely check it out in early spring to hear the woodcocks in the evenings.

A beautiful walk on a sunny Fall day- we saw families of all shapes and sizes. There are trails from .20 to 2 miles. Highly recommend.

Five rivers full trail walkthrough

Too muddy right now (May 19, 2019). Trails connections and directions could be better.

It was snowing flurries, when we went snowshoeing. We took the North Loop Trail. It was serene, picture-perfect wonderland. Many heartful thanks to folks who made this happen and maintain this gem in our backyard.

Remarkable display at the nature center. Wide variety of animal life. Worth many visits in all seasons.

I hired a trail guide to bird watch the trail with me... She was a snot. I saw a lot of great birds... No thanks to her.

Good trail brought a my g/f and three year old son ... turtles , fish , birds , geese and ducks...

Nice easy walk and pretty in the fall. I went with my sister and nieces, ages 7 to 2 1/2 and they managed just fine. The path we took was called Beaver Tree Trail

No dogs but not clearly marked.

Trails are suitable for almost anyone but I found the trails to be rather confusing. There's a number of junctures that you can get easily lost at. That being said. It was fun and you can see a lot of wildlife: deer, turtles, ducks, chipmunks, rabbits and squirrels galore. I think I may have seen a beaver but... it ran away! :(

fun trails lots of fish, turtles, rabbits, deer and birds

Went there today with my 4 and 6 year old daughter and son for their "first hike" ... did the Vlomankill Trail ... this was perfect for the little ones. We ended coming back on the bird watching path down to the Beaver Tree path over the river. All the trails are very well maintained. It was a bit hot and didn't see to much wildlife, but I will definitely come here again.

Very pretty, lots of wildlife, perfect hike with young kids!

Our family visits Five Rivers periodically throughout the year. Great trails for the whole family, and lots of spaces for impromptu picnics. Only downfall is that they have construction going on now, but, the good side is it looks like they are expanding the environmental center and parking lot for future visitors!

we loved it

Go every few weeks. Seen the beavers. Nice trails, quick and easy hikes.