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This trail is open only during the daytime.
Path Type
Point to Point
The trail's name comes from a small pond on the property that used to be the site of a gravel dredging operation, however when abandoned, it became a lovely pond due to being lower than the surrounding water table. Today it provides habitat for a variety of birds including geese, ducks, and the blue heron. The section of the trail on either side of the ponds goes through small open areas and thick stands of trees including some hardwoods and larch.
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Marshall Nature Area and Tom A. Freeman Preserve Loop
Marshall Nature Area and Tom A. Freeman Preserve Loop
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