Courthouse
Difficulty: Easy 
Distance: 0.40 miles
Restrooms: No
Stroller Friendly: No
Wheelchair Friendly: No
Playground: No
Dog Friendly: Yes
Location: Coover Park
Clues for Your Hike
- From the parking area, walk past disc golf tee pad #1 (to the right of the building), down a small hill in the grass, to the bridge.
- Cross the bridge and start looking for the trees with orange blazes and green arrows, going straight ahead.
- Just past tee pad #9, stay slight right, following the green arrow and then make a quick left onto a stone path. You will quickly see green arrows – follow them.
- Turn sharp right at the tree with the green arrow, near basket #4 and look for arrows. You will pass tee pad #4.
- Turn right at disc golf basket #3. Cross over 2 small wooden bridges and then turn right, following the orange blazes.
- Cross over another small wooden bridge and turn right. You are now back at the large wooden bridge. Turn right and cross it again.
- Stay left off the bridge, keeping tee pad #9 on your right and basket #8 on your left.
- Turn left and cross another small wooden bridge toward the pavilion. Just after crossing the bridge, look for the post on your right.
- To return to your vehicle, walk toward the pavilion and to the bridge.
- Cross the bridge and go back to the parking area.
Did You Know?
- The oldest courthouse in the US is the King William County Courthouse, built in 1725 in Virginia. It is still in use today.
- The Old Union County Courthouse, built in 1815, is located in Union County, which participates in Get Outdoors.
- The Old Courthouse in York County was part of the Colonial Complex, which commemorates the period when York served as the Capital of the Nation for nine months.
