...with the Photography Club of Bayfield

It's easily accessible from a large parking area at 80602 Wildlife Line, just 3 km. from the town of Clinton. The trail passes through a large tract of mature, closed-canopy maple-beach forest. The longer loop passes an area of swamp. Maple is the dominant tree in much of this forest area. Also, the "bush" contains the remains of a long-abandoned maple sugaring operation - hence the trail name. The forest topography is somewhat rugged in places, and the trail surface can be rough, with some rocks and roots. Sturdy footwear should be worn. Birdwatchers should know that the area is "birdy" and the woods contain good numbers of Eastern Screech Owls