Hiking in Beautiful Brown County
Brown County State Park
Brown County State Park offers 13 different hiking trails that range easy to rugged.
Trail 1 – Lodge Trail (0.9 miles – Moderate)
Trail 2 – CCC Trail (2.0 mile – Moderate)
Trail 3 – Saddle Barn Loop (1.25 miles – Moderate)
Trail 4 – Rally Campground (1.25 miles – Moderate)
Trail 5 – Ogle Hollow Nature Preserve (0.75 mile – Rugged)
Trail 6 – Strahl Lake (1.5 miles Easy/Rugged)
Trail 7 – Ogle Lake (1.5 miles – Moderate)
Trail 8 – HHC Trail (3.5 miles – Moderate)
Trail 9 – Taylor Ridge (3.0 miles – Rugged)
Trail 10 – Fire Tower (2.2 miles – Rugged
Trail 11 – Vollmer Trail (2.75 miles – Rugged)
Friends Trail (Short – Easy) paved trail with benches
Discovery Trail (0.5 mile – Moderate)
The Laura Hare Nature Preserve at Downey Hill
Over one square mile in size with six miles of hiking trails, this rugged preserve adds to neighboring protected lands and helps form a huge block of contiguous forest habitat, protected forever for the benefit of songbirds, reptiles, and box turtles.
Yellowwood State Forest
Yellowwood Lake Trail (4.5 miles)
Scarce O’Fat Trail (4.5 miles)
Resource Management Trail (1.0 mile)
Jackson Creek Trail (1.3 miles)
High King Trail (0.3 miles)
Tecumseh Trail (40 miles)
