Welcome to the trail system home page. For many years, the trails in the park throughout the neighborhood were covered up by Mother Nature. In 2025, the system was cleaned up and restored to its pre-1990s condition.
From the long Skunk Cabbage stem to the short Braddock run.
Winding through the stream valley, right in our backyard.
Blazes throughout — follow your color and you can't get lost.
Explore the full system on GaiaGPS — pinch, zoom, and plan your route.
Runs as the stem of the park from the Village Drive pumping station to Brentwood Pond. Crosses private property in the center section, with a few stream crossings when the water is running.
Loops in the north section and follows the old motorbike tracks from the 80s.
Sits in the central section — arguably the most beautiful trail in the park, with pine trees present in the upper section.
Hugs the blue trail toward Appling Valley Rd.
Runs in the south section of the trails and follows the old, abandoned "Dead End Trail" route.
You can access the trail system from:
Sections marked "private property access" cross neighbors' land by their generosity — please stay on the trail and be courteous.
A circuit training course is set up along the Skunk Cabbage (Blue) Trail — a free outdoor gym in the woods. Station details, exercises, and a suggested workout flow are coming soon.
Guided botanical walks and invasive plant sessions happen seasonally in the park — including at the county-recognized Invasive Management Area restored by a Brentwood neighbor.