Brown County State Park Hiking Trails
Welcome to Brown County State Park! For those who wish to see this unique park on foot, a variety of well-marked trails are available. Over21 miles of hiking trails travel over steep, forested hills and through shady ravines. The roadless, southwestern and eastern parts of
the park can be visited only by foot or on horseback.
Special Features
Ogle Hollow Nature Preserve, within the park, features a self-guiding trail (Trail 5) providing information about natural aspects of the area. A self-guiding history tour follows portions of Trails 2 and 3. MP3 players for this tour are available for checkout at the front desk of the Abe Martin Lodge.How You can Help
You can help us keep our trails enjoyable for future hikers by informing the park office of any unsafe trail conditions or obstacles you may encounter. If you are interested in volunteering to help with maintenance on our park trails, please contact the property manager or park naturalist for more information.Rules to Remember When Hiking
- Please stay on marked trails
- Please do not carve on trees or damage structures, plants, or wildlife
- Dogs must be kept on a leash no longer than 6'
- Please do not litter
- Bicycles are not allowed on hiking trails
Trails Near Abe Martin Lodge
Friends Trail
Trails Starting Near the Rally Campground
Trails Starting from the Nature Center
Lake Trails
Longer Trails
Adapted from a design by NickyD.
This site is not published or managed by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.
Friends@browncountystatepark.us