Length: 1.21km (0.75mi); Loop
Terrain: Gentle
Habitat: Wetland, Brook, Conifer Forest
Winter Use: Classic Skiing and Snowshoeing
Features: Wheelchair accessible, bridges, overlooks
Flora and Fauna: Spring ephemeral flowers, herons, red-winged Black Birds, snowshoe hare activity

Length: 3.66km (2.28mi); Loop
Terrain: Gently rolling, single track
Habitat: Hardwood and conifer forests
Winter Use: Snowshoe
Features: Two lean-tos available for reservation, a bridge across Little Black Pond, privy
Flora and Fauna: Barred Owls, Common Loons

Length: 2.16km (1.34mi); Loop
Terrain: Mostly flat or rolling, one short hill
Habitat: Bog (with tamarack and black spruce), boreal forest (balsam, white pine overstory with mossy understory)
Winter Use: Snowshoe
Features: Boardwalk over fen, overlook to Barnum Pond
Flora and Fauna: Carnivorous plants, seasonal orchids, ferns, amphibians, boreal birds, Common Loons

Length: 1.75km (1.08mi); Out-and-back
Terrain: Uneven logging road
Habitat: Open hardwood forest
Winter Use: Classic ski (clockwise)
Features: Winter views of Whiteface, McKenzie, Jenkins, and Moose Mountains,
Flora and Fauna: Black bears

Length: 4.27km (2.65mi); Loop
Terrain: Small hills, slightly rolling
Habitat: Marsh, hardwood and coniferous forests
Winter Use: Classic ski, snowshoe
Features: Many lookout points and beautiful views of the marsh, 900ft board walk
Flora and Fauna: Emergent wetland vegetation, waterfowl, shorebirds, seasonal songbirds, frogs, river otters

Length: 6.75km (4.19mi); Out-and-back
Terrain: 900 feet elevation gain, 2513ft total elevation
Habitat: Mixed forest
Winter Use: Snowshoe, classic ski
Features: Only mountain on-site; passes by FERDA plots, successional beaver pond
Flora and Fauna: Black bear activity, Ruffed Grouse, kinglets, Pileated Woodpeckers

Length: 7.35km (4.57mi); Loop
Terrain: Rolling, old logging road
Habitat: Mixed Forest
Winter Use: Ski
Features: Intersects with 10 other trails
Flora and Fauna: Ruffed Grouse, jack-in-the-pulpit, wood mints, open forest of hardwoods, dense conifers

Length: 0.95km (0.59mi); Connector trail
Terrain: Flat, single track
Habitat: Pond, mixed forest
Winter Use: Snowshoe
Features: Pond stocked with brook trout by NYS DEC, lean-to along the water can be reserved
Flora and Fauna: woodpeckers, black bears, common loons

Length: 4.96km (3.08mi); Out-and-back
Terrain: Gently rolling
Habitat: Hardwood and conifer forests
Winter Use: Ski
Features: Crosses Heron Marsh over a large floating bridge, passes through the sugar bush, an overlook
Flora and Fauna: Pines, balsam