Potter's Pasture was constructed using existing livestock trails for the use of outdoor recreation, and livestock are still being used to help maintain it today. Due to the hoof-trodden tracks, the dirt trails can be quite worn, narrow, and bumpy. There are a network of routes laced among the hillsides; where many, if not all somehow connect to one another and can be combined for a mixed adventure. Adaptability is important as future expansion can cause the layout to change. This particular route is fairly easy to travel upon except for a narrow ravine about midway through the trip. Towards the end of the ravine, there is a steep section that goes up and then down a couple hundred feet - giving it an extremely difficult rating. Note that both hikers and bikers use the trails regularly.