Greensfelder County Park

Greensfelder County Park is a nature preserve with several marked trails including Roundhouse Trail, Green Rock Trail, and Beulah Trail that run through forests and across ridges. The terrain offers different difficulty levels and allows visitors to choose between short walks and longer hikes based on their fitness and available time.

The park was established through a regional program designed to protect wildlife habitats and create green spaces for surrounding communities. This development allowed the area to preserve its natural landscapes while providing public access to outdoor recreation.

Local hiking groups regularly use the park as a meeting place to share experiences and participate in guided walks at different difficulty levels. The location serves the community as a hub for outdoor activities together.

Multiple trailheads with parking areas allow visitors to position their vehicles based on which route they plan to hike. Best conditions occur on dry days; wet weather can make certain spots slippery and some paths may become flooded.

Beulah Trail includes a viewing point where hikers can see the surrounding landscape while resting. This spot offers a welcome chance to catch your breath and take in the views of the area.