The loop trail here provides a pleasant walk through the woods and past a farm field. The trail begins on a dirt road leading to the power line. About 0.1 miles after you cross the power line corridor you'll come to the start of the loop. Heading right here will take you counterclockwise around the loop. In about 0.1 miles you'll come to a short spur trail on the right leading to a seasonal brook. After visiting the brook continuing on down the main trail will take you to the cornfield in about another 0.1 miles. Please follow the edge of the field to the entrance back into the woods marked by a post. The trail then passes over a seasonal stream and leads to an old dirt road that provided access to the site of a farmhouse that was demolished years ago. The trail returns to the woods and back to the beginning of the loop. Turn right at the end of the loop to get back to the trailhead. The last part of the trail before you get back to the start of the loop may be obscured by ferns. Sections of the trail flood during spring. Large stands of summersweet (clethra alnifolia) are in bloom during early August.

While there are 1.2 miles of trail here, the walk from the trailhead around the loop and back to the trailhead is a roughly 1.7-mile hike because you walk the trail leading to the start of the loop in both directions.

Driving Landmarks: The trailhead is at the junction of Laten Knight Road and Beechwood Drive. Park along Beechwood Drive and then walk across Laten Knight Road to get to the start of the trail. The trail enters the woods about 150 feet west of the intersection so turn right on Laten Knight Road and then look for the trail on the left.