Creeks are usually high in the spring. Approximately 13.9 total miles of marked trails in two separate areas. Horseback riding is permitted only on designated bridle trails. All horses brought or driven to Jackson-Washington State Forest must have a valid annual horse tag which can be purchased at the forest office. 1.8 miles Easy.
Area has wide trails that rooms through old field sites, pine plantations, and wildlife ponds.
Most of this area of the forest has been harvested to improve the quality of the forest. 1.9 miles Moderate. Trail winds through old field areas, semi-permanent wildlife openings, and bottom land areas that were planted with red oak and sweet gum. Many wild turkey can be heard or seen during different parts of the day. Most of the trail is wide but does narrow on the northern part of the loop.