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Total
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35
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Rigorous
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| Trail Description |
Very scenic riding over a variety of terrain on mostly groomed single path trails and Forest Service roads. While Hungry Horse provides a local map, the trails aren't well marked. I would strongly recommend that you have a "Trails Illustrated" map produced by the National Geographic, and avaliable from the Mt. Rogers National Recreation Area or National Geographic (map 796). |
| Best Time to Visit |
Spring, summer, fall. There are a lot of rhodedendron and it would be spectacular if you could be there when they bloom |
| Times to Avoid |
You must have reservations at this camp. They are often booked solid in the summer. |
| Campground |
Very well maintained campground nestled back from the highway among pine and maple trees. Horses are required to be kept in stalls. The overall cleanliness and feel is of a class A campground. |
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Additional Information |
| Elect, Water, Toilet, Shower |
Stall, Water |
Hungry Horse Farm
276-744-3210
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Hungry Horse Farm
2079 Brush Creek Road
Ivanhoe, VA 24350
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| Directions |
From exit 80 of I-81, go south on Hwy 52 south 1.3 miles. Turn right onto 94 south (Stay on "new" 94, don't take old 94) and go 12.7 miles to 738 (Scratch Gravel Road). Turn right and go 2 miles to 602 (Brush Creek Road). Turn right and go .7 miles to Trailer Entrance (red and white sigh at white fence on left side of road). |
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| This information was provided by Jo on 1/29/2004 11:37:53 PM |
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