Posted by Jeff on Oct 23, 2014 @ 8:37 am in Hiking News | 0 comments | Last modified: October 23, 2014
The new one-and-a-half mile Indian Hill Trail built this spring by Patoka River National Wildlife Refuge is ready for new hikers.
Indian Hill Trail is a double loop, where you can walk a full outer loop without a connector trail, or opt for a shorter option with the connector, explained Heath Hamilton, assistant refuge manager at Patoka River National Wildlife Refuge.
The 7,500 acre wildlife refuge is still acquiring land, he said. The Indian Hill trail is in the Columbia Mine Unit maintained by Sycamore Land Trust and PRNWR.
“Indian Hill was never mined,” Hamilton explained. “It was left undisturbed because it was believed to be an Indian burial ground.”
Hikers can experience the Indian Hill Savanna, Paddlefish Pond and Indian Hill Lake, and enjoy a wide diversity of wildlife.
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