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Forest Trails & Hiking | Wild Indigo Forest Farm

Wild Indigo Forest Farm · Walk the living land

Forest Trails & Hiking

Follow the painted signs, find the quiet places, and get to know the forest one bend at a time. Our interconnected paths invite you to wander through a 35-acre certified forest, toward the creek, around the pond, and alongside the living edges of the land.

Find your next turn

How the Trails Connect

  1. Luna’s Loop: The exterior route around the 35-acre certified forest, along the road, creek, and nature preserve boundary.
  2. Bubba’s Paw Paw Trail: A link between the creek, Luna’s Loop, and Loki’s Labyrinth Trail.
  3. Loki’s Labyrinth Trail: Connects the labyrinth and pond area to the creek, Luna’s Loop, and the Bubba’s Paw Paw route.
  4. Ramp, There It Is! Trail: Branches immediately to the right when entering Loki’s Labyrinth Trail.

This is an orientation guide, not a scale trail map. Follow the on-site signs and stay on established paths.

Special places along the way

Pondside Pauses & Forest Discoveries

Princess Leia’s Pond

The pond and nearby Daffodil Renewal Labyrinth are special places to begin or end a walk, pause near the water, and notice the wildlife and seasons.

Meet the Daffodil Renewal Labyrinth

Persimmon’s Patch

One of the named places on the Wild Indigo land. As you explore, look for the forest’s native persimmon and pawpaw stories, and enjoy the quiet character of this woodland.

Explore the Persimmon & Pawpaw Orchard

Ramp, There It Is! Trail

A branching woodland path reached by taking the immediate right just after entering Loki’s Labyrinth Trail. Follow the trail markers as you explore.

The Creek

Several trails lead toward the creek corridor, where the sounds and textures of the forest shift with the water and the seasons. Banks and approaches may be sloped, wet, or uneven.

Enjoy the forest with care

A Few Notes Before You Wander

  • Trails are natural woodland paths, not paved sidewalks. Expect roots, rocks, leaves, slopes, and changing footing, especially near the creek.
  • Wear sturdy shoes and dress for the season. Trails can be muddy and slippery after rain.
  • Stay on established routes, respect the nature preserve boundary, and leave plants, fungi, and wildlife undisturbed.
  • Carry out what you bring in and give yourself time to find your way back before dark.

Take the long way home

Come Wander Wild Indigo

Whether you’re camping, joining a gathering, or exploring the land on a visit, the forest is part of the experience.