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8
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70
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| Trail Description |
There is a nice variety of single track and old logging road type trails throughout the park. One of the most scenic rides is along a trail on the western part of the park. This trail has some very rocky parts. Most of the trails are not too rocky. The trails are laid out in loops so there is a minimum of back tracking. Some of the loops are fairly long. |
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| Campground |
Double J Campground offers electric and water hook ups and stalls and/or paddocks for the horses. Check out their website for more information. www.doublejstables.com |
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Additional Information |
| Elect, Shower, Toilet, Water, Day |
Stall, Water |
Jack
270-286-8167
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Double J Stables
542 Lincoln School Road
Mammoth Cave, ZZ 42259
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| Directions |
Coming South on I-65 from Louisville: Take the Bonnieville (exit 71). At bottom of ramp go west 1/4 mile. Turn right on 728. Follow 728 for 13 miles where 728 takes a right turn. Do not turn. Go straight on 1827. Follow 1827 for 7 miles where you will see a store on left. After the store you will turn on the second road. There is a sign to camp where you should turn. There is a call box at the entrance. Be sure to call to make sure the road is clear because it is fairly long and narrow. If someone is coming the other way, one of you will have to back up a few hundred yards. |
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| This information was provided by Gem on 10/12/2003 10:52:24 PM |