This trail is an historic military out post self-guided interpretive trail.

This trail is a formidable route for the mountain bikers who want a challenge in this part of southeast Kansas. It is 7 miles long, and with twists and turns and ups and downs it will give you a good workout. It goes around the entire lake and has been used many times to host Missouri mountain bike race events.

Deer Run is a hardened self-guided nature trail with interpretive signs, Many local flora and fauna can be seen along this trail, the variety depending upon the time of year.

This paved .25 mile historic self guided interpretive trail features items used in the building of Farlington Lake and a statue of a CCC Worker is at the entrance to the memorial.

Lake Crawford, frequently referred to as Farlington Lake by the locals, at Crawford State Park was built in the late 1930's by the Civilian Conservation Corps. A memorial was dedicated in 2005 to honor the efforts of the individuals in the CCC that built the lake.

Pictures of the excavation of the lake in the late 1930's and actual machinery used in the building of the lake are on display.

Park visitors are greeted by a memorial dedicated to the hard work and efforts of the Civilian Conservation Corps as they enter the park.