Teter Nature Trail

Winding, narrow trails through the trees with varying levels of difficulty. A few spots would be a little dangerous when wet given their incline and rocky path. Forks in the trail with no signs might cause a few minutes of disorientation, but overall a fun and easy 0.75 mile hike.

This trail goes down to the Bemis Creek and back again. There is a parking lot at the trailhead with a primitive restroom and an archery range which is available to vehicles with a state parks permit.nnThe beginning of the trail is well maintained and mowed. When it gets down to the creek, it is much rougher. There are trees down across the trail and the bridge that crossed the water is washed out. I would not recommend the river part of the trail to anyone with any kind of physical limitations.