Visitors to the Sugar Cane National Recreation Trail can enjoy hiking or biking through a very diverse ecosystem. From boggy hardwood bottomland to hillside pine groves to lakeshore views of Upper Caney Lake. Although in some segments of the trail the terrain is moderately difficult, generally the trail just gently meanders through the various plantlife and landscapes. Pictured in the header above is the foot bridge traversing the overflow canal that connects Upper Caney Lake to Lower Caney Lake. Pictured to the left is Upper Caney Lake from an inlet near the Upper Caney Lake Boat Launch, which by the way, is supporting a rich growth of beautiful water lilies Pictured below is one of the boardwalks crossing a sensitive area along the Sugar Cane Trail.