The entrance to Centennial Woods is on Carrigan Drive just past the police station. You should see a UVM Centennial Woods sign and an old bike rack that mark the trail head. Once you have found the entrance follow the trail until you come the white “Caution Poison Ivy” sign then turn left. Follow this trail across two plank bridges. When you get to the fork in the trail continue straight to walk across four more short plank bridges. By this point you should see a Muddy Buddies sign that marks the creek flowing under the last bridge. Round the bend after the bridges and hike up the hill. There should be a graffitied concrete wall to your right as you hike up the hill. Walk until you get to the fork in the trail then turn left toward the tree with multiple trunks growing in the middle of the trail. Continue following this trail until you come across another fork then turn left. This trail should have more pine needle than before. There are a lot of exposed roots so be careful. After following this trail for no more than 5 minutes you should come across a small plank bridge at the bottom of a hill. After the bridge turn right and walk straight until you come across the Beaver Bridge.
