There are several trails at this state park. The entrance is down a single lane gravel road so don't be fooled into thinking it's a private property, there is a small sign saying State Park property.

We did a 4 mile loop that had about 500' of elevation gain. There was sporadic shade but during the midday there isn't as much shade.

Parking is abundant in a gravel and dirt lot and it wasn't too crowded when we did this in mid July (but it was a bit warm).

Good hike with a couple views of the lake but mostly just large pines.