The park contains one of the highest points in Gwinnett County, offering expansive views of the surrounding landscape.
Approximately 890 acres of land are protected within this park system.
The property features a dedicated 5-mile equestrian trail loop.
The lake at the park is managed by Gwinnett County for catch-and-release fishing.
The park's diverse topography includes both wetland areas and dry upland forests.
It is part of the Gwinnett County Department of Community Services and Parks system.
Little Mulberry Park is a 890-acre Gwinnett County facility featuring over 10 miles of paved and soft-surface trails. The terrain ranges from rolling hills to meadows and hardwood forests. It contains a 30-acre lake designated for public fishing. The park is divided into two distinct entrances located off Hog Mountain Road and Fence Road. Equestrian trails are separated from pedestrian paths to ensure safety. The facility includes two separate playgrounds for children. Several picnic pavilions are available throughout the grounds. The park serves as a hub for local wildlife observation, particularly in the forested sections.
The elevated observation deck overlooking the main lake provides the most expansive landscape shot.
Bring a trail map, as the extensive interior loops can be difficult to navigate for first-time visitors.
Wear insect repellent during summer months due to the high density of wooded areas and water features.
Check the equestrian trail status before visiting if you plan to hike, as heavy rain often leads to temporary trail closures.
Do not attempt to hike the equestrian trails in standard street shoes after rain, as these unpaved surfaces become heavily muddied.
Park grounds typically close at dusk; specific trails may temporarily close following heavy rainfall to prevent erosion.
Leash all pets at all times; stay on marked trails to protect local flora; pack out all trash to maintain wildlife habitats.
