I remember the one across from the opry  I wonder if one of those locations is suitable for downhill


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Were going bikepacking nest week and considering Yellowwood.  Is all of Yellowwood back country?  If not we'll head to HNF.

Key word here when searching is "Foundations"  Found a post from 2012 where part of my question was answered.  Also there was talk about cutting shakes. (Wooden Shingles)  I know the Brown County Antique Machinery Association has a shake mill. I'm sure they would be very accommodating  Now trying to find dates on when trails in BCSP were built

My daughter is working on a little project.  We need to know the story on the two building foundations on Hesitation Point.  Also the stone structure on Pine Loop at the top of the hill.  Sorry if this already answered by my searches have come up empty.  Thanks in advance and with any luck you'll see the project on youtube soon.

Looks like 150 bucks.  What are upgrade options or is it best just to have it rebuilt

So. if  I understand correctly from reading DNR's website, you can camp anywhere along the trails in HNF?

And what a diverse group we are.  Thanks for adding that Paul, the more communication the better.  I'm personally not against the permits, I see it no different than a hunting or fishing license.  I just hope some funds finds its way back to the trails.  BTW you guys do a great job on the trails.

Just had my meeting with our principle and Martinsville High school and Middle School will start our Mountain Bike club at the first of the year