Bluebird Trail

This foot path is within the MaryFrancis Bluebird Haven Park. It is a perimeter loop trail through meadows and woods. It has a grass or dirt surface, 2- to 4-feet wide. It makes a nice walk. Be sure not to disturb any of the Bluebirds. The last few springs there have been more than 10 young that have been raised each year. Please stay on the trail and do not cut into the middle of the meadow. You will very likely see the Bluebirds from the trail – if it is “in season” for them.

In the winter, this can be great, easy cross country skiing and snowshoeing country.

Loop

Bluebird Trail Head

From the parking area off the Victor Egypt Rd, just south of Valentown Rd., and across the road from the entrance to the Monkey Run Trails, this trail can be followed either clockwise or counterclockwise. In either case, it begins in meadow, and on the east and northeast it is in woods.

Bluebird Trail in the pines

Bluebird Trail in the woods

There is a small pond at the edge of the woods.

Bluebird Trail Pond

Elevations and Distances

Caution: Elevations are from USGS. They are very precise, but not necessarily accurate. They may be from any place up to 100-feet from the trail!