Pottery

  • Difficulty: Easy one yellow star
  • Distance: 1.00 miles
  • Restrooms: Yes
  • Stroller Friendly: Yes
  • Wheelchair Friendly: Yes
  • Playground: No
  • Dog Friendly: Yes
  • Location: Petra Church Walking Trail
  • black and white illustration of a stoneware jug and a redware plate

    Clues for Your Hike

    1. Leaving your car, you will see the paved path in the right corner of the parking area with a Walking Path sign on the right and a dog waste station on the left. Follow this path going in a counterclockwise loop.
    2. You will pass a fence on your right and then a Seeds of Hope Garden on your left.
    3. The path then becomes straight as you walk by several soccer fields on your left.
    4. The path will bend to the left and then to the right.
    5. Here, just before you see a marshy water area on either side of the path, you will find the post on the grass to your left.
    6. Continue ahead on the path as it loops around to the left with farmland on either side.
    7. Stay to the left at the fork, walking toward the church and parking area.
    8. As you come to the end of the path, turn left and walk on the grass, and then turn right on the grass so you are walking along the perimeter of the parking area. Be careful, staying off the parking area and away from cars.
    9. Staying on the grass, go straight ahead with the church on your right and the soccer fields to your left. You will complete this loop ending where you began.

    Did You Know?

    • Pottery is believed to have originated over 20,000 years ago.
    • The potter's wheel was invented around 3500 BC, which revolutionized pottery production.
    • Pottery is categorized into three main types: earthenware, stoneware, and porcelain.