Using this map, we parked at the western end of Tiger Lily Road and headed south into the swamp. Following the right-hand rule (always taking the right fork), we first did the western part of Blue, then Orange (it's Yellow on the map), and finally Red (in the counter-clockwise direction), before heading back north on Orange, and then Blue, back to the car. At this point, we walked no more than 0.3 miles east on Tiger Lily Road to get to the eastern network of trails, beginning with the Green Silverbrook Trail. We tried following the right-hand rule and ended up doing a good percentage of the trails here as well, ending up at the Harding Land Trust building on Harter Road, before turning back and returning to Tiger Lily road via the eastern part of the Silverbrook trail. The short road walk brought us back to our car.

You can see our track here, but note that my iPhone lost satellite coverage when we were walking the southern-most part of the Red trail in the western area. The track shows a diagonal line, which the app filled in once it reaquired satellites, but our actual track follows the Red trail on the map. It should also be noted that the map shows a Purple Connector trail. We saw a gate to this trail from the western network, but Yellow blazes (not Purple) to the east. It was too wet to continue, and we're not even sure the trail is there. We only saw two blazes and we didn't see the terminus of this connector trail on the eastern side. When the weather is better, we'll return and see if it's there.

Total distance hiked today was 3.5 miles in 2.5 hours.