Rolin T Grant Gulf Wilderness Park

Had some time to kill on a Saturday and saw the wilderness park on the map so decided to stop by thinking it would be a good place to do so.
I missed the "parking spot" the first time around. You really need to be on the look out as the sign is off the road a bit in the tree line and the parking lot is just an extended shoulder.
Nicely posted trail map right at the trail head but it seemed that the first trail was a. It grown in. Lots of overhang from the plant life, so either know your plants or wear long pants.
My goal was the creek bed and I found access shortly after hitting the trail. It was gorgeous.
I was easily able to traverse the creek for close to half a mile with no difficulty. A few small falls but again it was easy to navigate.
The only negative I had was some idiot left a lawn chair sitting in a deeper pool.
Will definitely visit again.

A nice little hike here in the city. A place to set or hike quietly with little traffic on the trails.

Trails were great I wish I could have hiked their all day

Still an absolute breath taking place. A bit neglected over the years, but a piece of heaven. I learned to love this place over 20yrs ago thanks to Paul Dewey, greatest teacher ever. And now I've passed it on to my children. Just wish people would stop throwing garbage all over it

If you're looking for a place for hiking and want a few path options in one place, this is definitely a good place to go.I recommend wearing boots or hiking sneakers as terrain is rocky and muddy. Kid friendly I'd say ages 7 or 8 up but definitely Need to keep close eye on child as path narrows in many areas and terrain gets a little tricky.but my son LOVED it.