Lions Tale Trailhead

We loved this trail! Perfect for everyone. Took my 8&11 year old girls and my 80 year old mom. Nice flat walking trails (ADA accessible), shady, bathrooms, wading area. The girls had fun trying to catch minnows and crawfish. No cell signal here. Plenty of parking. Start the loop at the entrance to the right.

Short 0.5 mile trail. Great for all abilities, is very interactive for children as well. Allows wading. Clean trail too, my daughter only picked up 3 items of trash and disposed of them. Currently the restrooms are closed due to the pandemic. Nice drive and not a large amount of fellow trail goers!

We are visiting the area and stumbled on this place. We brought the dog and he absolutely loved it. The trail is a half mile loop with no stairs or steep elevation changes. It's very easy. The trail features nature as told through a lion's perspective. Obviously for kids, but it's pretty neat. If you're looking for a quick walk or easy hike, this is perfect. Bathroom on site, too.

Great trail. My 2 years old daughter loved it. She walked in the creek and played in the water until we had to drag her away. Flat well maintained trail that is even suitable for a wheelchair.

Very good for people with disabilities and for young kids. Also very pretty area with woods and a creek that is accessible for wading for everyone, even those with wheelchairs. Only .5 miles long. Bathrooms available.

This is a fantastic and well maintained loop trail created for all abilities including the blind and those in wheelchairs. We spent about a half hour walking the path and stopping at the several spots along the way to look, smell, feel, and listen. The Lions Club did a brilliant job putting this trail together. It's a hidden gem.

This was a very cute and wheelchair friendly trail it also has a stream where the wheelchair can access the stream of water.

It's a great little trail for younger kids. I'd say about 4 to 8 should really appreciate the walk. There is a neat spring that feeds out into a fountain, plenty of benches, and a nicely designed wading area that goes out into the stream. They'll learn a lot about the local ecology, and enjoy the .5 mile walk. I'd imagine if you ambled it would take half an hour to traverse. The parking is great and there is an outhouse and trash cans, so that's a nice bonus.