We hope you take advantage of the long weekend and time with family to head out on a little (or long) hike on Greystone Trails.
Trails #1 through #10 (most easterly; closest to parking lot) are driest. Creek, Creek North, Oak, Oak North, Cattle and Brow are all fine in duckies or hiking shoes; we recommend rubber boots to venture further back as there are areas with standing water.
Enjoy the Creek while it’s still flowing. Creek is actually an intermittent watercourse but that’s too long for signage!
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Enjoy the trails and your time with friends and family!
