Hiking

Hikers enjoy everything from day hikes to the South Fork Cave (Spring Cave ) to multi-day excursions in the Flat Tops Wilderness Area.

Spring Cave excursion

If, instead of turning up the last 2 miles of steep, winding road to the cabin, you decided to keep going toward South Fork, you'll arrive at the camp ground after about 10 miles.  There's plenty of parking and facilities available.

The trail that leads to the point shown in the picture will take another 30-45 minutes of hiking through forest and up a moderately steep valley wall.  Just a few more minutes and you'll arrive at Spring Cave.

Snowmobiling & ATVs

Winter maintenance of County Road 17 ends about 50 yards from the end of the driveway.  What's that mean to you?  Well, if you're a snowmobiler, it means you're less than a football field away from literally hundreds of miles of trails throughout the White River National Forest and along the Buford/Newcastle road.  The snowmobile association grooms many of the trails enabling a wonderful experience for beginners and seasoned riders alike.

Sledding and Cross-Country Skiing

Just step out the door to several great sledding hills or strap on your skis and trek along the same groomed trails prepared for the snowmobiles.  A short drive to South Fork and other areas are available for people looking for remote skiing experiences away from the prepared trails.