This description is in a clockwise direction. This trail enters the woods to the right of the kiosk. Almost immediately, the Gobbler Trail exits to the left. The Fox Trot Trail continues straight, and the grade is easy. Within the first 500 feet is the first page of the storybook. Just after the storybook, there is a switchback to the left, followed by a switchback to the right. There is a wide bend to the right through a thicket of Autumn olive. Autumn olive was originally planted for game species to eat, but it has become a terrible invasive plant.

At 0.25 miles, the trail crosses a drainage and then a pipeline route. It reenters the woods where the second storybook page is located. The trees are mainly small cedar and cherry. These trees are usually the first trees when pasture is reverting to woodland. The trail is mostly flat and easy. The trail passes through a thicket of trees at 0.35 miles, and just before crossing under a powerline, there is another storybook page. It crosses under the powerline again at 0.5 miles. Just past the power line is another storybook page.

The trail intersects the Elevator Trail at 0.6 miles. It exits to the left and descends to the park road. The Fox Trot Trail goes through a series of easy ups and downs through a mature second-growth forest. Tall straight oak and hickory dominate the forest canopy. At 0.7 miles, there is another storybook page. A series of “S” bends helps make a descent much easier. There is a wide right bend at 0.8 miles. This is followed by an easy climb and another storybook page. One of the metal baskets of the disc golf course is visible at 0.9 miles, and at 0.95 miles is the last storybook page. Here, the Fox Trot Trail bends left and then right as it passes between two large trees.

Finally, there is an easy climb into the grassy meadow. Continue uphill to reach the end of the loop.

In addition to the Fox Trot Trail, there are several other trails in the park. It is possible to walk beside the Maury River or hike through less-used areas of the park. These trails can be used to make short loops and long day hikes. The possibilities are too numerous to mention. One thing is certain: the memories will last a lifetime.

From the Visitor Center, turn left onto East Jefferson Street. Proceed 0.3 miles to a stoplight on Nelson Street. Turn left onto East Nelson Street and proceed 4.6 miles to a stoplight on Forge Road (CR 608). This is at the top of the hill just before entering Buena Vista. Turn right and continue 0.6 miles to Paxton House Road (CR 745). Turn left and drive 1.2 miles to Glen Maury Park Road. Turn left and then make another left at the park office. This is Glen Maury Park Road. Proceed 0.7 miles and turn right toward the double decker pavilion. Park on the left just before the bathrooms.

Though the trail has some rocky sections, it remains gentle enough for children and is accessible for strollers. Making it a great option for families looking to explore the outdoors.

Before heading into Foxtrot, make a stop at Holy Cow, a local favorite right near the entrance of Glen Mauy Park. Open Monday through Thursday from 3–8 PM, and Friday and Saturday from 1–9 PM, this spot serves up hot burgers, corndogs alongside its specialty, milkshakes, and creamy ice cream. Whether you're looking for a quick bite or a refreshing treat before hitting the trails, Holy Cow is a perfect place to fuel up!