Kingston-Eglon Trail
A mostly unknown trail near Kingston
Scenery here is nothing out of the ordinary in this outdoor recreation resource just north of Kingston. The attraction for those who venture out here is the quiet loop trail where you can walk or ride without seeing anyone else.
With variable terrain and trail difficulty mountain bikers and equestrians are sure to enjoy the ride.
Pros
- 2-1/2 miles of trail for any non-motorized use
- Intact forest with few visitors
- Surprisingly well-maintained trails
Cons
- Unmarked trails
- Forest and trail surface of varying quality
- Very small parking area for about 2 cars
Kingston-Eglon Trail Map
The trail map below shows a detailed trail map and topography of the forested property.
Very little information on the Kingston-Eglon Trail is available, but trails totaling about 2-1/2 miles are available for hikers, mountain bikers, and horseback riders to enjoy with little chance of running into anyone else. Follow Parcells Rd north from the Kingston area until you reach the end, with a very small parking area on the right.
Trails on the southern end tend to be mostly level and vary in width, frequently occupying an unpaved road bed. Trails on the north part of the area feature more single-track and can be more challenging for mountain bikers. Evidence suggests that horseback riders visit these trails as well.
Technically, you can enter from Hoffman Rd as well, but that is a much busier road and parking options are unclear. Most visitors tend to be those living in the immediate vicinity and there is not enough here to draw outdoor enthusiasts from much further away.
Additional Map
The map below provides a different perspective on the Kingston-Eglon Trail and the surrounding area with satellite imagery.
3D Map
See the map below for a more realistic 3D perspective view of the Kingston-Eglon Trail and the surrounding area
