Park Trails
at Thousand Hills State Park
Oak Trail
- Hiking
Length: .20 Mile View map
The natural surface of this trail goes along a ridge top through forested terrain. At the end of the trail is an overlook of the Point Shelter on the shore of Forest Lake.
| Length | Estimated Hiking Time | Type | Blazes | Trailhead |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| .20 Mile | 10 minutes, one way | Linear | Green |
Red Bud Trail
- Hiking
Length: 1.25 Miles View map
This trail is accessible from two trailheads, both of which are at Craig’s Cove. The natural surface trail goes through hilly forested terrain and along the edge of Forest Lake in Craig’s Cove.
| From Trailhead 1 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Length | Estimated Hiking Time | Type | Blazes | Trailhead |
| 1.25 Miles | 1 hour, 15 minutes | Loop | Yellow |
At Craig's Cove |
| From Trailhead 2 | ||||
| Length | Estimated Hiking Time | Type | Blazes | Trailhead |
| .60 Mile | 40 minutes | Loop | Yellow | At Craig's Cove |
Thousand Hills Trail
- Backpacking
- Bicycling/Mountain Biking
- Hiking
Length: 10.5 Miles View map
This natural surface trail goes through hilly, rugged forested terrain. It passes through and along savanna restoration units and at times along Forest Lake. To shorten or lengthen the trip, you can access white connector 1 (.70 mile) and Craig’s Cove white connector (one mile). Both of these connectors are marked with white blazes.
| Length | Estimated Hiking Time | Type | Blazes | Trailhead |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10.5 Miles | 10 hours, 30 minutes | Linear | Red |
At the main parking lot |



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