Blair Springs Hollow Trail

This short trail connects two other backcountry trails: Collie Ridge and Wet Prong.

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Blair Springs Hollow Trail Details

This trail connects the Collie Ridge Trail on its eastern end and the Wet Prong Trail on its western end. It gets moderate use by hikers and is generally in good condition. Keep an eye out for magnolia trees along the trail.

Difficulty

Moderate

Distance

1.8 miles

Estimated time

40 minutes

Region

N/A

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Nearby Points of Interest Around Blair Springs Hollow Trail

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1.1 mi away

Wet Prong Trail

Very popular with horseback riders, this trail provides access to several backcountry trails and campsites.

1.1 mi away

First Creek Trailhead

First Creek parking area can be found along Ollie Ridge Road east of the Lincoln parking area.

1.4 mi away

Collie Ridge Trail

This popular trail starts on the northern side of the park and provides access to many backcountry trails and campsites.

1.4 mi away

Lincoln Parking Area

The Lincoln parking area can be found along Ollie Ridge Road and serves the Collie Ridge Trail.

2.4 mi away

McCoy Hollow Trail

You can access several backcountry trails and campsites on this meandering trail along the bluffs of the Green River.