little mulberry park
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This sprawling park in extreme northeast Gwinnett County now has three separate entrances and parking areas, and as of summer of 3014 now includes a (very challenging) disc-golf course. The Fence Road entrance is still your best choice for general-purpose walking, jogging, bicycling or running, since it includes access to several paved and unpaved trails ranging in length from 0.6 miles to over 5 miles. There's also a recently renovated playground, fishing at the pond near the entrance, and several picnic pavilions, plus the 'observation deck' at the top of the meadow with views stretching all the way to Winder and Statham. Restroom facilities are available.The Mineral Springs entrance is still the only entrance for equestrians, with a gravel lot for horse-trailer access. There are no restrooms but porta-potties are available.There are now TWO entrances to the park from Hog Mountain Road: The eastern entrance includes access to the paved 2.2 mile Miller Lake trail, a popular, nationally designated trail that loops around the entire lake, is relatively flat, and includes several docks for fishing. Restrooms are available. The western entrance,opened in 2014, includes access to a new playground, a large picnic pavilion, the 2.2 mile Miller Lake trail, and a new 18-hole disc golf course: mostly wooded, with one very long, mostly open hole (#10). Restroom facilities are available here. Just about the only thing missing here is a swimming pool. It's a nice, well-maintained park.
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I live close to Little Mulberry Park. We go there often to walk the dogs around a 2.2 mile scenic lake. The trail is paved, so bicyclists and roller bladers have a good time on this trail too. Recently, there has been construction of new overlook decks and capital improvements to the park which have made it that much better. The county recently opened the next phase of Little Mulberry Park. They constructed a Disc Golf Course that is layed out just like a regular 9 hole golf course. They have Blue tees and White tees. It is very inpressive. They have also constructed a picnic pavilion and a new playground for the children. They have a horse back riding trail (you must bring your own horse) that is popular with horse people. We have taken a hike with our local dog kennel from the beginning of the horse trail, down the steep hill, around the lake and back up the hill for a bit over a 4 mile bike. The dogs sure do enjoy it. The hill is steep, so be aware if you start your hike at the Fence Road Horse Trail side: Whoever hikes down must also hike back up again.
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There are two entrances to Little Mulberry Park. On the Hog Mountain side there are two different parking areas both leading to a gorgeous running/biking 2.2 mile loop around Miller Lake. This side has restrooms with a drinking fountain and several stops to picnic or fish. The other entrance is off Fence Rd. This side has a pond, restrooms with a drinking fountain, a very nice kids area, running/biking paths that add up to 2.70 if all three are ran in succession. Another incredible feature is a ravine hike passed waterfalls and hundreds of ancient rock prayer mounds. I did notice that this section is being renovated and is closed from fall 2014-spring 2015. Both sides of the park are connected by a steep (about) 1 mile pathway that if you can take the short walk is well worth it. Every time we run through we spot several deer, at one point we ran into an entire herd! The park also has an entrance to park trucks pulling horse trailers and there are several trails for horseback riding or cross country running. I haven't tried the XC track yet but I hope to soon. I saw the sign stating the path is steep and 5.67 miles. Sounds fun! I totally recommend this park, it's so very peaceful and when running through its hard to believe it's sitting in a major city. It's a true gem!
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One of the best parks anywhere. It is a really big park and you can walk the 2.2 mile paved loop trail around Miller lake (or run/ride your bike,etc.) located closest to the Hog Mountain Road entrance, and that would be great in itself. But you can also connect to additional trails up a steep incline from Miller lake so be ready for a brisk .6 tenths of a mile walk uphill! There are also unpaved trails down to a creek that you can access via the paved trail system within this great park. There is a smaller loop trail around a much smaller pond too at the Fence Road section of the park. New pavilion and playground now open near Hog Mountain entrance, along with a disc golf course too. Restrooms also are available. Just a great park!
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This is a great place to go for anyone. They have great walking trails paved or unpaved through the woods. I take my dogs here a lot and they love it.. We walk the equestrian trails through the woods for a good hike. Make sure you know where you are headed, some trails can be long. The park has 4 entrances now which is great for parking. Playground for the kids, a beautiful pond and tons of scenery. Great place for taking pictures, having a picnic, walking, riding a bike, etc... Park is open from sunrise to sunset.
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well maintained and beautiful setting around a lake. All levels of walking and hiking. There are several entrances and easy parking. Great for families including those with small children. Pets are very welcome also so bring them along.
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What an amazing park. So much to do but I come to hike and geocache. The many trails can keep you busy for hours. I always have a good time. Safe parking and something to do for the whole family.
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Super nice 2.2 mile walking trail around lake. Extra pretty in the fall. Lots of picnic areas and specified fishing areas.
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Little Mulberry Park is a great park for runners, walkers, or any outdoors enthusiasts. It is a neighborhood park and is most often used by people who live close by. Various trails are available with a variety of terrains and lengths to satisfy the amateur, the dedicated runner, or even the inquisitive. I can't say that this is a tourist attraction for the traveler because it is located in town and most often used by the locals, but it is a great park - even has an equestrian entrance.
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It is a great place to walk or bile a 2+ mile paved trail around a beautiful lake. Fall is a beautiful time to see the leaves or picnic.