Riding Shirly Creek

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Shirly Creek is part of Hoosier National Forest in
Southern Indiana. It has 20 miles of trails, 15
campsites with hitching rails and picnic tables and
fire rings and vault toilets. No water, just a spring
for horses.

Shirley Creek Trail runs approximately 19.5 miles
through a variety of terrains in scenic hardwood
forest. It's shady are perfect for horseback riding.
Hiking, and mountain biking are also allowed.

There's a Forest Service sign for Shirley Creek here.
It's just over 1 mile to the gravel road to the horse
camp. Turn left onto this road. Go to the end and park
in the horse camp. The trail leaves from that parking
loop.

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Directions: Located 6 miles from French Lick, Indiana, go to the split of State Road 150 and State Road 56 in Prospect and follow the signs If you cant find the signs stop at grocery store in the split they will send you on your way.

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