Trap Pond State Park

Equestrian trail riders at Trap Pond users will find a diverse landscape of mixed hardwood forests, wooded riparian corridors, bald cypress trees, abundant birds and wildflowers, and the historic Bethesda Church along the nearly 4 miles of trail open to horse and mule use.

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Equestrian users should park in lots near the Nature Center and screened pavilion.
In the southeast portion of the park a portion of the Boundary Trail follows Wootten and Little Hill Roads passing the Bethesda Church to complete the loop.

Land Manager = Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control
Riders are responsible for cleaning up after their horses on roadways and in parking areas.

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