Sweetness Trail
Quick Facts
Difficulty | moderate |
Trail Type | linear |
Distance | 1.2 km one way |
Estimated Time | 30 mins |
Surface Type | forested |
Elevation Change | 11 meters |
Features | forest |
Trail Markers | signs |
Scenery Rating | recreational |
Maintenance Rating | well maintained |
Cell Reception | strong |
Dog Friendly | on a leash |
Fees | none |
Directions
For directions to the park check out the Rockwood Park page.
You can access the trail from the Zoo Trail across from Frying Pan Lake, and from the Mayflower Lake Trail near the Zoo Trail end. You can also access the trail from the Its Gotta Go Trail and the Splenda Trail.
Map
Description
The southern end of the trail (near Frying Pan Lake) travels parallel to the Its Gotta Go Trail just inside of the ridge. Combining the two trails makes a great long, narrow loop. This section of the trail travels through a young shrub section. On my hike I found several deer laying in the tall grasses amongst the bushes.
At about the middle of the trail, near the junction with the Its Gotta Go Trail, the trail turns sharply to the right. The trail travels back away from the ridge, and climbs into a mostly spruce forest. Eventually the trail comes out on the Mayflower Lake Trail.
Other Trails Nearby
For a full list of trails in the park go to the Park page.
Trail Last Hiked: October 27, 2014.
Page Last Updated: January 8, 2022.