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The TRACK Trail at Nalley Brown Nature Park is a 1.5-mile loop and follows the Nalley Trail marked with green trail markers. This trail forms the outer loop of the park that will guide you through the 150-year-old family property donated by the Nalley and Brown families.
Along the way, visitors will be able to experience the natural scenery of the park, including unique plants and a creek that attract a variety of wildlife. This adventure will take you on dirt paths and over wooden bridges, and you can choose to explore even further on other trails within the park.
For information about amenities and to see the official park page, click here.
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Location Details
Recreational Features: Picnic Tables, Birding, Playground, Photography, Running
Amenities:
ADA Compliant: Partial
Seasonality: Open all year
Adventures for Nalley Brown Nature Park
Hiking
Nature's Hide & Seek
Difficulty:
Easy
Trail length:
1.50
The Nature's Hide & Seek brochure is designed so that kids of all ages can walk along the trail and discover common things that are often overlooked in nature. Some of them are hard to find, others are easy. Best of all, the adventure never ends because every time you walk the trail you will discover new things hiding in nature.
Hiking
Bug Out
Difficulty:
Easy
Trail length:
1.50
The "Bug Out" brochure is an investigation into the creepy crawlies of the forest. This adventure will help you learn how to identify the difference between insects, spiders and other arthropods.
Hiking
Nature's Relationships
Difficulty:
Easy
Trail length:
1.50
In the Nature's Relationships brochure you will discover how everything in nature is connected... even us. As you walk along the trail, the brochure will tell you a story about a few of the relationships that can be found. Many more relationships exist, so keep your eyes and heart open and you will discover many of nature's relationships - even yours.
Hiking
Types of Trees
Difficulty:
Easy
Trail length:
1.50
It’s easy to get confused with the various types of trees that can be found in the forest. Use this guide to identify and learn about a few of the common types of trees in the area.
Directions
380 Adger Road
Easley, SC 29642
Latitude: 34.799690249147
Longitude: -82.617767686590
Longitude: -82.617767686590
Partners
Easley Parks & Recreation