The southern end of Rhinefield Ornamental Drive is the sharp bend at the entrance of Rhinefield House, once a private country mansion but now a hotel. The house was built in the second half of the nineteenth century and boasts a huge garden with ornamental ponds, not to mention the idyllic setting.

There are several walks that start and finish from Rhinefield Ornamental Drive, the most popular being the aptly named Tall Trees Trail.
This is a short walk (about 1 1/2 miles) on a level graded gravel track that runs each side, and parallel to, the road. The walk can be started from (and finished at) either Blackwater or Brock Hill car parks and is the perfect way to experience the height of these trees first hand.

A short stroll from Blackwater car park will get you to the Blackwater Arboretum. This is a relatively small area that contains a selection of trees from around the world. The gravel track around the arboretum includes a number of points that encourage you to touch, smell and listen to the sound of certain trees, while a number of wooden benches provide pleasant resting places to soak up the atmosphere.