This honestly can best be summed up as the bridges and birds trail. Ok ok, it’s more than that, but it is a prime spot for birds (bird habitat area and birdfeeders along the path) aaaaaand there’s more than a few wooden bridges which is super cute. The Two Creeks Forest Conservation Area trail is 1-2 person wide, sections or dirt path and grass path, and very well marked with two large trail maps at the main intersections. It is a 4.5km loop that takes you through a grove of silver maples and a wide open grass field that is used as a bird habitat site. The main features are as mentioned above, plenty of bridges and a nice easy walk through the forest. It is an interpretive trail with 9 points of interest along the way which include silver maple, bur oak, alder, streams, wetlands, grasslands, and forest. There’s rhubarb along the first section of the trail and we even spotted a purple iris. Although no dramatic view points, coming out of the forest (if you hike the loop counter clockwise) and into the the large grassy fields on a clear day is pretty beautiful and should be appreciated.
