One of the local tourist attractions made of two stacked granite boulders and painted by a pair of local residents to resemble a frog way back in 1971.
Once a naval radio station, this 90-acre park is now home to two ponds, walking/jogging trails, an equestrian area, a picnic shelter and kids' playground, lots of green space, and …
The western segment of the Grand Forest is a sprawling 240-acre woodland boasts towering fir, maple, and cedar trees, offering ample shade and a serene atmosphere.
This is the eastern section of the Grand Forest, home to the main trail loop. The trails here offer easy, packed-dirt walking under a canopy of fir, cedar and maple trees.