Good place, I love it. Very easier for you and your pets. I took great photos in January. I back again)))

We hiked this trail a lot when we lived in the area but went back today after 6+ years and it’s as good as ever. Very well maintained. There are 4 loops. I’ve only ever done the first two. We did the first loop today, the Pot Lake loop. I’d rate the trail as moderate or medium difficulty. There are lots of up and down so it’s a great workout but not crazy difficult. We saw kids as young as 3-4 years old doing the trail although it seems a little difficult for anyone under 8-9 years old. You can certainly do it if you don’t hike a lot but you’ll need a rest that night. There is a 1.1 km section before it breaks off into the loop. The left is 3.5 km and the right side is 2.5 km. We like to do the longer section first. There is a great area overlooking Cranberry Lake in the middle to stop for a break or snack. The parking lot is off the St. Margaret’s Bay Rd. Take exit 4 off the 103, head toward Timberlea and watch for the sign on your right 5 minutes or so down the road. There is a 10 minute walk on a level, gravel path before you reach the trail head. Good maps of the trails are there at various main points. It is fairly well marked (follow the yellow tags on the trees for the Pot Lake Loop) with only a couple spots you might hesitate which direction to go, but then you spot a trail marker within a minute. Please, this trail is not suitable for flip flops. Bring plenty of water. The trail meanders from open areas on the granite to shaded areas in the forest. Besides the 10 minute walk to the trail head, the first loop took us 3 hours and 5 minutes going at a pretty good pace.