The Leon Levy Preserve is 383 acres and as it is so new, trails are still being made. We were able to go for a decent 90 minute walk today and we did not walk all the trails. This is a walk in the woods, not a hike, though I would recommend wearing hiking boots due to some wetland areas and uneven terrain.
Dogs are allowed at the Preserve but are suppose to be on a
leash. Our dog had her leash but we came across a few who were not, so just be aware.
The parking lot had ample space and right now is the time to go. The foliage was beautiful and a great place to get out and take the dog for a longer than usual walk. The Preserve also has a few ruins of houses, even a laboratory, which could make for some excellent photo ops.
For directions and trail maps (horses are allowed on certain trails), go to: http://www.lewisborogov.com/parksrec/page/leon-levy-preserve
The trails were very wide and well maintained.
Some nice rocks to climb to look over into a gorge.
There were a few educational posts throughout the trails.
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