I meant to answer earlier, but the afternoon disappeared on me and then I got distracted reorganizing the shelves near my desk. I finally made a simple system that actually makes sense, and I am surprised it took me this long to do it.

I grouped things by how often I use them instead of trying to make everything look perfect. That fixed most of the clutter right away. The good scissors are easy to reach now, and I found the notebook I thought I lost weeks ago.

I also moved the small lamp to the other corner and it changed the whole feel of the room. It is calmer now, and I can sit there longer without getting annoyed. I still need to sort through a stack of old papers, but at least the space feels usable again. I think tomorrow I will finish the last drawer and call it done.

I checked that trail you asked about, and it is actually a better morning walk than I expected. The shaded side stays cool longer, and there are a few benches that make it easier to turn it into a slower weekend loop instead of a straight workout.

I would probably start at the second entrance because it is quieter and the path feels less crowded there. The first section is flat, then it rises a little, but never enough to feel exhausting. If you bring water and a light layer, you should be comfortable the whole time.

I also noticed there is a small garden near the end with herbs and a handful of labeled plants. It is easy to miss if you hurry past it. I ended up staying longer than planned just reading the signs and sitting for a bit. If the weather holds, I would absolutely go again and do the longer route next time.