Red Cedar Trail

Adam Porter

Recommended. I did this trail with a buddy and camped overnight at the halfway point ($8, I think, but consider a donation). The scenery is great and the trail is clean and well-maintained. Blazes mark the trail well but pay attention, there are horse trails and the river-to-river trail that intersect. The folks at the welcome center are very knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful. Expect some waterfalls and water crossings with recent rain. The elevation changes can be strenuous, so novices beware. Watch for snakes and bring bug juice. The camp is close enough to a road to cache some water and firewood.

Regina Joiner

It was nice. Not too crowded but not really much for the kids to do

CALEB GOFF

Amazing trail with so much to see. Camping, creeks, rivers, revenes, boulders, cliffs, caves etc.... Just so much nature. I Loved it. Its a 12 mile hike so be prepared. But there is at least 5 trails surrounding this one.

Cavinda Caldera

12 mile hoop through some beautiful pastures and a few ponds on the way. We did it in an early spring day. I can imagine it being pretty awful in the fly season.