One of the first trails to cater to the visually and physically impaired, this walk gained formal recognition as a National Recreation Trail. Weaving its way through the granite rocks, the walk also features an old red granite quarry site.
The Engine House Ruins Trail holds exactly what it promises: ruins! Constructed in the 1890s, the building assisted in the area’s mining activities. At the back of the house, the trail leads around the old quarry, providing access to the Braille Trail.
Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, this trail runs through a small forest and a series of hollows alongside a creek. At 6.6 miles long, it forms a natural loop, ideal if you like to finish where you started.