Gnarled beech trees add color to this gentle trail in every season. In early spring last year, the pale leaves catch the sun and rustle in the breeze. Soon they give way to spring green, then darken to provide pleasant summer shade. If you look closely, you might spot an old hemlock among them. In some places, Grafton Lake can be glimpsed through the trees. A short boardwalk takes you through the wetland, where bog plants grow and small birds forage.
Starting Point: Located in Grafton Brook
Key Feature: Explore a beech forest and view a wetland from the boardwalk and observation deck.
Length: Two 1-mile (1.6 km) loops
Hike Time: 30 minutes per loop
Trail Rating: Easy

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Location: Queens, Nova Scotia, Canada

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