Shaded trails, scenic hardwood forest through a variety of terrain. Day use parking is available with one large parking area to the north, and a smaller spot on the west side.

This trail is a cooperative trail that is provided on National Forest land and maintained by the Indiana Trail Riders Association. It ties in to trails managed by the Department of Natural Resources. The trail runs down Miller Ridge between trails on Brown County State Park and trails in the Nebo Ri...

The north end is the more scenic, with several overlooks which give panoramic views of the valley below. At the north end of the trail, are some unusual pockmarked rocks known locally as Hominy Mortar. Legend held they were rocks used by Native Americans to grind corn, but experts discount this stor...

Hemlock Cliffs is a valley of special beauty in southern Indiana. A cool climate, created by the box canyon shape, sandstone rock formations, and seasonal waterfalls is responsible for the unique trees and plants that grow here. Hemlock Cliffs has long been a popular destination for people seeking t...

Scenic hardwood forest. Trail passes through an early 19th century free African American settlement; only a family cemetery and the traces of home sites remain.Parking is available at the trailhead and limited parking at the gate on Grease Gravy Road. Do not camp at the trailhead, however camping i...

Scenic hardwood forests

Scenic hardwood forestsParking is available, there are no other facilities..

Scenic Views from ridgetop trailParking is available at the north trailhead between Elkinsville and Story. Do not camp at the trailhead, however camping is permitted in back-country areas. Parking for trailers is extremely limited and may not be available if others are using the parking lot.

Scenic hardwood forest through lowlands.