Gunpowder falls hiking — Attraction in Kingsville

So many trails red, blue, white, yellow, orange & pink oh my 😁😊 no bears, but that's fine✌🏽The floor of the trails vary as you go from rocky, flat, dirty & muddy, dry or wet terrain depends on weather conditions* The trails goes deep in the Forrest where you have an opportunity to leave traffic, the rat race, 9-5 & part-time behind for the moment. If your present in the now moment while hiking you can feel lost on the journey but the colored trails marks painted on the trees will keep u on the path. Nature has a way of putting things in perspective. Sit on a rock to ground yourself. Put ur back against a tree if your too shy to hug a tree, it's healing. Allow the Forrest to restore your faith in U. Most importantly go with enough time to get off the trail before dark. Stay safe bring a mask you may encounter other hikers, runners, & families. LEAVE NO TRACE!! NO TRASH LEFT...

This hiking trail was really good, I got 7 miles out of it probably could have got more but it was one part where I just didn't feel like Crossing because it was just so much water and it didn't have any rocks. But there are some flat grounds and they're also some high Hills that are really cool and the trees are marked. They're a cool places that you can sit and listen to the water that is Flowing peacefully. They do have a couple of small waterfalls as well. They also have places in spots you can swim but they do have a sign getting the water at your own risk because there is no lifeguard. The water is really really clean and the Trail is really really taken...

Excellent hike in the spring. 5.3 miles.

Park then go through the tunnel to the other side of route 1. Take the first right to go up the hill on the Wildlands trail (pink).

At the fork go right on the blue trail staying on the ridge. And then again when you reach the fork with the yellow trail.

That then takes you down the creek to Gun Powder. Follow the river back to the parking lot.

Along the river look to the left to see the fields of bluebells....