Big Canoe Property Owners Association, Inc.

Length: One Mile

Difficulty: Easy, very flat area

Features: Originally designed to showcase the wildflowers that grow in moist, natural forests, this area has been transformed over time by the tornado of November 2002 and over-grazing by Big Canoe's plentiful deer.

Originally designed to showcases the wildflowers that grow in moist, natural forests, this area has been transformed over time by the tornado of November 2002 and over-grazing by Big Canoe's plentiful deer.

How to get there: There are two ways to reach the Wildflower Trail:

Wilderness Parkway: Parking is available between the intersections of Valley View Drive and Wild Ginger. Look for the signs. Access the trail just as the parking area road enters the parking area. You should go back over the road toward Lake Disharoon and look for the signs for the Wildflower Trail.

From the Fitness Center, access the trail to the left of the indoor tennis court. Continue along this trail around the upper end of Lake Disharoon and join the Wildflower Trail there.