
Beginning at the end of Lindstrom Road, the main trail goes through beautiful woodlands and up the spine of the ridge that runs through the heart of the Keith Preserve. From this ridgeline, 2 loops have been created, one on each side of the ridge. Each one winds down from the ridge, traversing impressive rock formations, woodlands, stands of Mountain Laurel and, on one side, a seasonal pond, before climbing back to the main trail. Each loop is approximately 1.0 mile long. Dictated by the terrain, there are steep sections to this trail system, though hikers are well rewarded for their efforts in the natural beauty surrounding them on all sides.
Trail Info & Directions: The trailhead is located at the end of Lindstrom Park Road which in turn is off Brick School Road. From Route 45: Lindstrom Park is located off Brick School Road approximately 0.6 miles on the left. From Route 341, Lindstrom Park is approximately 2.2 miles off Brick School Road on the right. Turn in at Lindstrom Park, pass through gate (if closed, it can be opened to enter) and continue approximately 1/2 mile to parking area and trailhead.

Beginning at the end of Lindstrom Road, the main trail goes through beautiful woodlands and up the spine of the ridge that runs through the heart of the Keith Preserve. From this ridgeline, 2 loops have been created, one on each side of the ridge. Each one winds down from the ridge, traversing impressive rock formations, woodlands, stands of Mountain Laurel and, on one side, a seasonal pond, before climbing back to the main trail. Each loop is approximately 1.0 mile long. Dictated by the terrain, there are steep sections to this trail system, though hikers are well rewarded for their efforts in the natural beauty surrounding them on all sides.
Trail Info & Directions: The trailhead is located at the end of Lindstrom Park Road which in turn is off Brick School Road. From Route 45: Lindstrom Park is located off Brick School Road approximately 0.6 miles on the left. From Route 341, Lindstrom Park is approximately 2.2 miles off Brick School Road on the right. Turn in at Lindstrom Park, pass through gate (if closed, it can be opened to enter) and continue approximately 1/2 mile to parking area and trailhead.

Beginning at the end of Lindstrom Road, the main trail goes through beautiful woodlands and up the spine of the ridge that runs through the heart of the Keith Preserve. From this ridgeline, 2 loops have been created, one on each side of the ridge. Each one winds down from the ridge, traversing impressive rock formations, woodlands, stands of Mountain Laurel and, on one side, a seasonal pond, before climbing back to the main trail. Each loop is approximately 1.0 mile long. Dictated by the terrain, there are steep sections to this trail system, though hikers are well rewarded for their efforts in the natural beauty surrounding them on all sides.
Trail Info & Directions: The trailhead is located at the end of Lindstrom Park Road which in turn is off Brick School Road. From Route 45: Lindstrom Park is located off Brick School Road approximately 0.6 miles on the left. From Route 341, Lindstrom Park is approximately 2.2 miles off Brick School Road on the right. Turn in at Lindstrom Park, pass through gate (if closed, it can be opened to enter) and continue approximately 1/2 mile to parking area and trailhead.
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