Ho-Ya-Neh Trail

Dogs Unknown

E-Bikes Allowed

This is the Ho-Ya-Neh Trail but at the trailhead there is also a sign for the Bear Wallow Trail, which heads to the southeast to the Rock Oak Trail.

The trail takes a right shortly after it starts and stays on top of the hill. If you go straight, on the wide path, you'll be on the Ho-Ya-Neh Trail.

You'll start down a wide logging-like road made of dirt and something like natural oversized gravel, and it's all downhill. It can get steep in spots and may have some ruts. Make sure your brakes are good before you start.