Located in the heart of Downtown Bridgton, the park features many trail options.

The entrance from Willet road is steeper (down). To avoid this section, enter the park from the Bob Dunning Bridge Entrance. This entrance features aboardwalk with stringers that run perpendicular to the trail. There ae handrails along the entirety of the Bridge. There is a slight uphill to get onto the bridge.

After you leave the bridge, you enter the 'main trail'. This trail follows the river and has a hard-packed gravel surface that is 6 feet wide at its narrowest. There are several bridges that are flush with the surface of the trail. The stringers ae tight packed and run vertically with the trail. Some bridges have slight variances side to side, but are generally even and without big gaps between the boards. There are several granite benches along the trail. Some are low to the ground. Running slopes ae no more than a 5% grade.

All other trails in the park have roots, rocks, and some bog or boardwalk style bridging. Many of the trails connect to each other and have steeper grades.