It is a mixture of forested and party forested areas, with water crossings less than 24 inches deep. He estimates that there are 20miles of trails. John has a bumper pull trailer and says the camp area is moderate in size - so if you ve got a large rig you might want to check into this first. Trails are sandy, mostly flat with some hills, mostly wooded with water crossings less than 24 inches deep. John estimates there are over 50 miles of trails.
Riders can get some good pictures close up of elk.
Is a rustic campground on the Pidgeon river in the Pidgeon River State forest. Judy i s from Michigan and likes riding her Tennessee Walker at the Whiskey Creek area near Walkervill. There is water for horses. There is not an actual campground for horses, but you can camp there with your horses tied to your trailer. Judy has a bumper pull trailer and says there is easy access for big rigs.