The forest is open year-round for public recreation and is frequently used for camping, hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding.
There are 22 miles of unimproved roads and more than 14 miles of non-motorized use trails that cover a variety of terrain including meadows, ridge tops, and dense forests. With plenty of hiking, cycling, and horseback riding trails to explore, you’re sure to find an adventure that suits your interests. Enjoy the views from the many overlooks or take a break in one of the picnic areas. In addition, there are several campgrounds where you can spend a night under the stars. Whether you’re looking for a