This trail system offers about 4 miles of flat, very accessible, pathways. The Tenmile Creek Park offers about 3 miles of weathered granite trails that afford lovely views of the surrounding hills, a nice long stroll near the Tenmile Creek.
A short connector trail between the Tenmile and Spring Meadow crosses private property, but it is part of the trail system. That being said, please stay on the trail. This little section of trail offers decent birding opportunities in the spring and summer. With the pond on the west side of the trail, the Tennile creek to the north, and tall grass and shrubs to the east, this area often has several species of sparrow, woodpeckers, Bullock’s Orioles, waterfowl, and warblers.
Spring Meadow Lake State Park has a nature trail encircles the lake. The trail is about 0.9 miles (1.4 k) and has three vault toilets placed at good intervals. A fishing platform and several picnic tables round the the experience.
Ten Mile Creek Park
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This park is about 180 acres of former agricultural land. It is all accessible when there is not snow or ice on the ground. The Main trailhead is on Williams Street, but it can be accessed from a few other points as well. Typically enjoyable and usable 10 months out of the year.
Spring Meadow Lake State Park
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Waterfowl, songbirds, raptors, turtles, swimming and more. The nearly mile long accessible trail is enjoyable most of the year.
Spring Meadow Resources Connector Trail
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Just uphill and the west of Spring Meadow, this section crosses private property, but is part of the trail system. Please be respectful and keep an eye out for birds. There is no vehicular access or parking for this trail- it is simply a connector from Spreing Meadow to the Tenmile Creek Park.
Centennial/Tenmile Connector Trail
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Leading off from the MontanaWild parking lot at the south end of Spring Meadow State Park is a short section of the Centennial Trail that connects to the Tenmile trails. Dogs are allowed on this section year-round if on leash. Please be respectful and keep an eye out for birds.