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  Went in early Spring to avoid overgrown headstones (and snakes), but even at that time the trail up the hill and the cemetery itself were well maintained and easy to get to - although the trail isn't marked so you need to know where you're going. Park on the corner of Routes 119 & 14, across from the white house (the original Baker Homestead). There is a gated off private road going up the hill and if you're standing in front of it, to your left (before the gate) is the trail that goes up the hill. It's steep, but generally clear of debris. At the top is the cemetery - you literally walk right into it. Most of the stones are hard to read, but if you know what you're looking for you should have some luck.

  Added August 10, 2016 by Erin Burger