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Features
Lake · Views · Wildlife
Portions of this trail are unmaintained.
This trail is for winter use only when snow covered.
Need to Know
Do not block the gate. Watch out for Snowmobilers (during the winter).
Description
This trail starts off Zealand Road, and heads eastward (following Forest Road 155). Continue forward left, where
Wildlife Pond Trail veers off. The trail travels moderately for nearly 2.5 miles, then reaches the portion of trail that is no longer maintained. Here, you'll encounter downed trees and a swampy sponge-walk. After passing by the swamp, the trail ascends and becomes a little easier to travel. The trail arcs south to the junction with
Mount Tom Trail and Mount Field Loop.
Flora & Fauna
Flora: Wild-Raisin, Beech, White Birch, Eastern Hemlock, Striped Maple, Hobblebush, Yellow Birch, Sphagnum Moss, Sugar Maple, Eyebright, Dewberry, Wild Sarsaparilla, Sensitive Fern, Common Wood-Sorrel, Bugleweed, Meadowsweet, Goldenrod, Violets, Bunchberry, Red Spruce, Club Moss, Wild Lily-of-the-Valley, Horsetail, Bracken Fern, Mountain Maple, Goldthread, Bigtooth Aspen, Black Cherry.
Fungi: Chaga, Lobster Mushroom, Oyster Mushrooms, Artist's Conk, Scaly-Cap Pholiota, Violet Webcap, Red Russula, Aspen Scaberstalk.
Fauna: Ruffed Grouse, Moose (tracks), Deer (tracks), Coyote (scat and tracks), Bear (scat), Black-Capped Chickadees, Sparrows, Beaver (dam), Wren, Red Squirrel.
Contacts
Shared By:
David Smith
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