Blackwood Lake Park Nature Walking Trail

might be good for a short run, or a little bit of recreational biking at a very slow pace, but this is hardly a hiking trail. Also, not very much nature. Mostly just paved path through a residential area. Also, kids can't climb on the caboose, in case you were hoping they could.

An absolutely fantastic "target of opportunity" along our route to see other amazing things today. This gorgeous caboose grabbed my attention so fast I almost ran a red light. Well done, Blackwood. Well done, indeed.

This place is more a walking /running path. You’re basically walking behind houses and businesses. We started our walk at E Railroad Ave. toward the bridge, it was a 2.5 mile loop. We didn’t walk the other side. As a cyclist, I would not use this path/trail. They do have a bike repair station, I guess if you’re a casual biker, it would be good. I would use this more for running or walking. People who were walking this path were nice.

This is a paved trail that runs from Blackwood to the south end of town. We ride here about 4-5 days per week. It's well maintained and the scenery is just beautiful. I have seen everything from walkers and runners and bicyclists and even a skateboarder, out here. They have bike flat repair stations along the way. It's a great place to bring your family it's safe and very close to houses About 2/3 the way down. There is a WAWA. It's great to stop there for a drink. There is a short non-paved area at the Rte 42 overpass. It appears to be dark inside and sandy, gravel and a little mud. If you are alone it appears to be a little isolated. Use caution here. For me it's not an issue because I can ride on any surface and I ride fast. I'm going to attach a video of our bikes. I hope that you enjoy it 😊

Only checked out a small fraction of the path. It goes quite a ways, looks like a great spot for a bike ride. Whole trail is paved and smooth for nice ride. Walked over one bridge that was well made and cool . Seems like a decent path if you live in the area or the neighborhood for a run or bike ride. Not to go out of your way to use it to much .