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USDA Forest Service |
BackpackingThe Daniel Boone National Forest features over 600 miles of developed forest trails, including nearly 300 miles of National Recreation Trails. Some trails are easy and fun for families with small children; other paths make great half-day hikes. Trails can lead to a backpacking adventure for a night or much longer. Wilderness trails are the most primitive and should be used by experienced hikers who enjoy strenuous activities. Please remember that these trails are multiple-use, open to horseback riding, mountain biking, and OHVing, in addition to hikers and backpackers. Please practice Trail Safety and Leave No Trace to make your visit safe and enjoyable while protecting resources we all enjoy. For more detailed information on trails, Please check our online printable "Recreation Opportunity Guides", or contact the district office and request a "Recreation Opportunity Guide," which will contain trail descriptions and maps.
Author: Recreation Staff |
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