Hike the HHC Trail, Brown County SP

Indiana › Trailhead 8, Brown County SP

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A forested day hike with a creek and expansive views.

HHC Trail (#8) in Brown County State Park is beautiful throughout the seasons. Highlights include views near West Lookout and Hesitation Point, while a creek and forest landscapes also make for a scenic hike. The trail starts from the parking lot by Ogle Lake. A trail map of the park is available here.

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  • Water
  • Sun protection
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Activities:

Hiking

Skill Level:

Intermediate

Season:

Year Round

Trail Type:

Loop

Distance:

4.9 Miles

Elev. Gain:

652 Feet

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Features:

Dog Friendly
Forest
Picnic Area
Scenic

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5 months ago

Hike the HHC Trail, Brown County SP

Great Hike!

Best hiking spot near where I live. This particular trail is considered rugged and is decently challenging, especially in the summer weather! Bring plenty water!

5 months ago
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