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Virtual Tour: Indian Ridge Trail

The Indian Ridge Trail is a 1 mile, moderate difficulty loop that is accessible near picnic shelter 1. This trail passes through mixed wooded areas and over soft limestone ledges. Along the way, hikers are rewarded with views of the Wilderness Road and surrounding mountains. From here it is easy to imagine the hardship and determination that were the hallmarks of traveling the road. Hikers will see a variety of hardwood trees and a few cedars and hemlocks along with the abundant wildlife of the region as they hike the trail.

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