White Oak Trail
One of only a few trails in the park open to biking, hiking, and horses, this trail leads to a campsite on the Green River.
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White Oak Trail Details
Starting at the White Oak Trailhead in the park's northeast corner, this multi-use trail leads 2.5 miles (one way) to the Green River. This trail is open to hikers, bicyclists, and horseback riders. At its terminus, you'll find the White Oak backcountry campsite, surrounded by large white oak trees. Across the river is the Dennison Ferry Day Use Area; however, there is no ferry here. Along the trail is an old homesite with a foundation and stone chimney still intact. The trail is mostly flat, with a short descent to the campsite and river. Remember, horses have the right of way and must stay on trails. Bicyclists and hikers must yield to horses, and hikers must yield to bicyclists.
Difficulty
Low
Distance
5 miles
Estimated time
2 hours
Region
N/A
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Nearby Points of Interest Around White Oak Trail
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Big Woods Parking Area
The Big Woods parking area is located at the junction of Ugly Creek Road and the White Oak Trail.
2.0 mi away
Dennison Ferry Day Use Area
The access at Dennison Ferry is steep and therefore suitable for small jon boats and canoes only.
3.9 mi away
Green River Bluffs Trail
A pleasant hike along the Green River, offering views from the bluffs and options to continue further.
4.1 mi away
Big Hollow Trail
A great option for hiking or biking, this trail was built with beginner mountain bikers in mind.
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Violet City Lantern Tour
Experience the cave as early visitors did: by lantern light!
