Observation "towers" are usually just a small deck to go bird watching. The trails are pretty easy. I used a stroller. If you go off the main trails its a bit more rustic and a little more difficult to trek through. Lined with pine needles, sticks, and the occasional spider web you'll go through. But biking would be fine. On a side note, I'm not sure if they allow bikes. I'll have to go through my notes. A must to go towards sunset. It is gorgeous.
There are a few benches to sit at. The bridge is closed down because it is unsafe to walk across. It's a neat place to explore.
yes, room for two cars and 3 blazes.Looks like I'm gonna have to bump the thread! Went out to the Bass River office. Didn't make it in time though they were closed. But grabbed one of maps. Been looking at the map along with your pics and comments. Had a terrible time finding it. The GPS took us to some campground off of the other end of stage road. So I just explored for a bit. The "Parking Area"seems to have room for about one vehicle. Is that right? When it gets a little warmer Ill go exploring more. Out of curiousity, how high is Apple Pie Hill.
The GPS took us to some campground off of the other end of stage road.
Looks like I'm gonna have to bump the thread! Went out to the Bass River office. Didn't make it in time though they were closed. But grabbed one of maps. Been looking at the map along with your pics and comments. Had a terrible time finding it. The GPS took us to some campground off of the other end of stage road. So I just explored for a bit. The "Parking Area"seems to have room for about one vehicle. Is that right? When it gets a little warmer Ill go exploring more. Out of curiousity, how high is Apple Pie Hill.