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The Glen Trail is one of the newest editions to the Wenonah Wood's trails. The main entrance to the trail can be found at the intersection of West Cedar St. and South Monroe Ave. Simply look for the post in the woods directing you towards the entrance. |
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The Glen Trail runs from West Cedar St. to South Marion Ave. It is probably one of the best kept trails, with mulch and mostly flat terrain. It winds under the trestle for a nice view of the streams below the structure. |
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The Glen trail is probably one of the most scenic with its many streams and bridges. About 3/4 of the way through the trail you will come to a split . You can go east to South Marion Ave. or north to South Clinton. If this is your first trip through the Glen Trail, I recommend going north towards South Clinton. At the end awaits a nice little clearing, complete with green grass, a turn of the century fish pond and a rock bench. If you go east you will travel across a long bridge over a marsh. |
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