This easy 1.5 mile loop trail begins from the picnic area at the end of the park road alongside Treman Lake. Crossing over a footbridge and traveling through a marsh habitat, the trail crosses the scenic stone bridge and continues along the lake's shoreline. Steps ascend to an overlook of the lake. A second set of steps offers another perspective of the lake, this time sights of man-made and natural stone wonders. The trail continues around the boundary of the lake offering an up close look at native cattails, a stone dam and a large outcropping. The trail loops back to the picnic and parking areas.

Directions: From Ithaca, NY, Travel 6 miles south along SR 13 to southbound Sandbank Road. Take it until it T's with West King Road. Travel north (left) on West King Road. After crossing over Buttermilk Creek, take the park road south (right) to the end. Trailhead is located at the back of the picnic area.

Elevation Gain: 150 feet

Distance: 1.5 miles

Difficulty: Easy

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