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Indian Rock Shelters
Description
This peaceful forest loop winds through mixed hardwoods, gentle hills, and historic stone walls. One of the highlights is a set of natural rock shelters, commonly referred to as “Indian Rock Shelters,” located in the northwest portion of the trail. While small, these overhangs are believed to have been used by Indigenous people as temporary shelters. Other features include quiet stream crossings, scenic mossy rocks, and wildlife activity.
Trail Map
Map Credit: Madison Land Conservation Trust
Difficulty
Mostly flat terrain with gentle slopes. Trail surface includes packed dirt, light roots, and occasional rocks. Some sections near streams may become muddy or lightly flooded after heavy rain, but the loop is generally dry and easy to follow.
Easy
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