Woodland Hills Nature Park — Attraction in Farmington Hills

Great medium sized woodland trail with trees, pond and a river. The river was almost dry and the pond isn’t immediately accesible unless you are ready to be scraped head to toe by branches and brush but you can walk around it for a great photo. Came during peak fall season and the orange leaves were stunning. Sumac trail has the coolest feel during the is season but I bet the Wildflower and Goldenrod are both amazing in the summer. Most paths are dirt or rock— some paths not good for people with mobility issues at all, but an easy hour-ish jaunt for those who won’t get hurt stumbling on a...

This is a very nice natural park, is clean (Meaning that visitors are respecting Mother Nature with a smile) and the trails are easy to navigate. However, you do have to watch your steps because the tree roots, just might decide to take a hold of the tip of your shoes as you walk alone the paths. 😊 One other thing, the noises from the highway traffic can be a little nerve wrecking, but at the same time it can be very helpful to you if you have problems with navigation. The sounds can assist you with orientating you back to your point of reference. It is a great way to spend a Sunday...

This park is a no for me. It felt so secluded that I feared for my safety. I was walking the trail and not even a minute in, I'm like, nope, turn back. I had no idea where it was leading and it was just high brush and myself. The fear of the unknown got to me. Made me turn back. I watched too many ID investigations to ever let my curiosity get the best of me to see where it leads. If you ever decided to go there, proceed with caution. Looks like a one way in, one way out...