The Midstate Trail section through Douglas State Forest is a point-to-point trail covering 4.2 miles with an elevation gain of 318 feet, andis generally considered an easy route. The trail is part of the Midstate Trail that extends from central Massachusetts to Mt. Watatic in the north. Key highlights include a boardwalk trail leading to a rare example of Atlantic White Cedar swampland, along withbeautiful wooded areas and creek views. The forest offersa mix of towering oaks, maples, and pines, alongside wetlands and ponds. The trail is open year-round and beautiful to visit anytime, making it an accessible option for hikers of various skill levels.