

1.4 miles Surface – fine crushed stone
Urban, streamside, grassland, woodland edged
Easy hiking, bicycling
Beginning in 1847, four generations of the Crook family lived on the 80 acre farm that names The Crook Farm Trail. In 1974 the farm was purchased by the Bradford Landmark Society. Now, the property and preserved buildings memorialize the legacy of the first settlers in the Tuna Valley - farmers.
Currently the trailhead of the 1.4 mile limestoned trail is upstream from The Crook Farm. The graveled parking area is off Bolivar Drive next to the Tuna. Traveling along the left bank, the trail continues downstream and passes through the old Crook property. The comforting, calm, wide water of the Tuna passes slowly all along the trail. A sign points the way to a side-trail and the buildings of The Crook Farm. The main trail continues to the Tuna Crossroads bridge.
Now, trail users must reverse direction and return to the traihead on the same path. During the summer of 2008, The Crook Farm Trail will double in length and become a loop. Trail users will enjoy both banks of the Tuna. Another parking area near the Tuna Crossroads bridge will, also, be added.

